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FACULIY OF
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Ontario
REVISED REGULATIONS
OF
ONTARIO, 1980
A REVISION AND CONSOLIDATION OF REGULATIONS
PUBLISHED UNDER THE AUTHORITY OF
THE REGULATIONS REVISION ACT, 1979
VOLUME IV
TORONTO
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REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
VOLUME 4
TABLE OF CONTENTS
G
Gasoline Handling Act Reg page
Gasoline Handling Code 439 1
Gasoline Tax Act
General 440 31
General Welfare Assistance Act
General 441 39
Indian Bands 442 83
Grain Elevator Storage Act
General 443 85
Guarantee Companies Securities Act
Approved Guarantee Companies 444 89
H
Health Disciplines Act
Child Resistant Packages 445 91
Dental Hygienists 446 93
Dentistry 447 97
Medicine 448 1 1 1
Nursing 449 129
Optometry 450 1 37
Parcost C.D.I, (see Supplement to Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980)
Pharmacy 451 145
Health Insurance Act
General 452 197
Highway Traffic Act
Allowable Gross Weight for Designated Class of Vehicle 453 497
Appeals 454 499
Covering of Loads 455 501
Dangerous Loads 456 503
Demerit Point System 457 505
Designation of Highways 458 509
Designation of Paved Shoulders on King's Highway 459 51 1
Driver Improvement Program 460 513
Driver Licence Examinations 461 51 5
Drivers' Licences 462 517
Driver's Licence Suspension for Default of Payment of Fine 463 525
Driving Instructor's Licence 464 527
Equipment 465 529
Exemption from the Provisions of Sections 7 and 10 of the Act — States of the
United States of America 466 531
Exemption from the Provisions of Subsection 68 (1) of the Act — Province of
Alberta 467 533
Garage Licences 468 535
General j469 537
Gross Vehicle Weights 470 559
Gross Weight on Bridges 471 591
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IV TABLE OF CONTENTS
"V."
Highway Traffic Act — Continued reg. page
Highway Closings 472 593
Load Limits (see Supplement to Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980)
Load Limits on Local Roads Within Local Roads Areas 473 595
Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations 474 601
Notice to Have Motor Vehicle Examined and Tested 475 607
Over-Dimensional Farm Vehicles 476 609
Parking 477 611
Portable Lane Control Signal Systems 478 637
Reciprocal Suspension of Licences 479 641
Restricted Use of Left Lanes by Commercial Motor Vehicles 480 643
Restricted Use of the King's Highway 481 645
Safety Helmets 482 647
Safety Inspections 483 649
School Buses 484 667
Seat Belt Assemblies 485 671
Signs 486 673
Slow-Moving Vehicle Sign 487 703
Special Permits 488 705
Specifications and Standards for Trailer Couplings 489 707
Speed Limits 490 71 1
Speed Limits in Provincial Parks 491 913
Stopping of Vehicles on Parts of the King's Highway 492 915
Stop Signs at Intersections 493 917
Tire Standards and Specifications 494 923
Use of Controlled-Access Highways by Pedestrians 495 925
Vehicles on Controlled-Access Highways 496 929
Historical Paries Act
Historical Parks— Fees 497 931
Parks 498 933
Homemalcers and Nurses Services Act
General 499 937
Homes for Retarded Persons Act
General 500 947
Homes for Special Care Act
General 501 955
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
General 502 965
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
Remuneration of Chairmen and Members of Arbitration Boards 503 101 1
Rules of Procedure 504 1013
Hotel Fire Safety Act
General 505 1019
Housing Development Act
General :'...:;^.. 506 1037
Hunter Damage Compensation Act
General 507 1045
Hypnosis Act
Application of Section 2 of the Act 508 1 047
Income Tax Act
General 509 1049
TABLE OF CONTENTS V
Industrial Standards Act REG page
Designation of Industries and Zones 510 1051
Duties of Employers and Advisory Committees 511 1065
Interprovincially Competitive Industries 512 1 069
Publication Costs 513 1 071
Schedule
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry — Ottawa 514 1073
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry — Toronto 515 1075
Electrical Repair and Construction Industry — Ottawa 516 1077
Electrical Repair and Construction Industry — ^Toronto 517 1079
Fur Industry— Ontario 518 1081
Ladies' Cloak and Suit Industry — Ontario 519 1087
Ladies' Dress and Sportswear Industry 520 1099
Lathing Industry — Ottawa 521 1 105
Men's and Boys' Clothing Industry — Ontario 522 1 107
Painting and Decorating lndustry--Ottawa 523 1121
Plastering Industry — Ottawa 524 1123
Plumbing and Heating Industry — Ottawa 525 1 125
Plumbing and Heating Industry — Toronto 526 1127
Sheet-Metal Work Construction Industry — Ottawa 527 1 129
Insurance Act
Agents' Licences 528 1131
Classes of Insurance 529 1 135
General 530 1 137
Life Companies Special Shares — Investment 531 1 139
Order under Paragraph 1 of Subsection 85 (2) of the Act — Rates of Interest 532 1 147
Replacement of Life Insurance Contracts 533 1151
Schedule of Fees 534 1 157
Uninsured Automobile Coverage 535 1 161
Variable Insurance Contracts of Life Insurers 536 1 165
Interpretation Act
Fees Payable under Various Acts 537 1 179
Investment Contracts Act
Registration 538 1 181
TABLE OF REGULATIONS
CONTAINED IN VOLUMES 1 TO 8 OF
REVISED REGULATIONS OF ONTARIO, 1980
VOLUME 1
Abandoned Orchards Act reg.
General 1
Administration of Justice Act
Fees and Expenses
Court Reporters 2
General 3
Jurors and Crown Witnesses ^ 4
Justices of the Peace 5
Fees
Sheriffs 6
Suprenne Court and County Courts 7
Unified Family Court 8
Investigation Fee
Official Guardian 9
Agricultural Associations Act
Designation of Associations 10
Agricultural Development Finance Act
Interest Rate 11
Agricultural Societies Act
General 12
Agricultural Tile Drainage Installation Act
General 13
Ambulance Act
General 14
Anatomy Act
General 15
Animals for Research Act
General 16
Pounds 17
Research Facilities and Supply Facilities 18
Transportation 19
Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act
Air Cooled and Marine Engine Mechanic 20
Alignment and Brakes Mechanic 21
Auto Body Repairer 22
Automotive Machinist 23
Automotive Painter 24
Baker 25
Brick and Stone Mason 26
Cement Mason 27
Construction Boilermaker 28
Construction Millwright 29
Cook 30
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VIU " TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act — Continued reg.
Dry Cleaners 31
Electrician 32
Farm Equipment Mechanic 33
Fitter (Structural Steel/Platework) 34
Fuel and Electrical Systems Mechanic 35
General 36
General Carpenter 37
General Machinist 38
Glazier and Metal Mechanic 39
Hairstyling Schools 40
Hairstylist 41
Heavy Duty Equipment Mechanic 42
Industrial Mechanic (Millwright) 43
Iron Workers 44
Lather 45
;• Lineman 46
Motor Vehicle Mechanic 47
Motorcycle Mechanic 48
Mould Maker 49
Painter 50
Plasterers 51
\ Plumbers 52
J Printer 53
Radio and Television Service Technician 54
f Refrigeration and Air-Conditioning Mechanic 55
Service Station Attendant 56
Sheet Metal Worker 57
Sprinkler and Fire Protection Installer 58
Steamfitters 59
Tool and Die Maker 60
( Transmission Mechanic 61
Truck-Trailer Repairer 62
Watch Repairers 63
Arbitrations Act
Fees Chargeable by Arbitrators 64
Architects Act
Complaints 65
Artificial Insemination of Live Stock Act
General 66
Assessment Act
Assessment Areas and Regions 67
Assessment Notices 68
Interior Information Questionnaire 69
Municipal Enumeration Notice 70
: Pipe Line Rates 71
Pipe Line Rates in Muskoka and Parry Sound 72
Property Income Questionnaire 73
Assessment Review Court Act
Procedure 74
Athletics Control Act
Amount of Tax 75
General 76
fii: B.
Bailiffs Act
General 77
TABLE OF REGULATIONS tt
Beach Protection Act REG.
General 78
Beef Cattle Marketing Act
Licence Fees 79
Weighing of Beef Carcasses 80
Bees Act
General 81
Bills of Sale Act
General 82
Blind Persons' Rights Act
Dog Guides 83
Boilers and Pressure Vessels Act
General 84
Boundaries Act
General 85
Brucellosis Act
Vaccination 86
Building Code Act
General 87
Business Corporations Act
Names 88
VOLUME 2
C
Cemeteries Act
Closings and Removals 89
General 90
Trust Funds 91
Centennial Centre of Science and Technology Act
Fees 92
Certification of Titles Act
General 93
Change of Name Act
Fees and Forms 94
Charitable Institutions Act
General 95
Child Welfare Act
General 96
Practice and Procedure of Societies 97
Children's Institutions Act
General 98
Children's Law Reform Act
Forms 99
X TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Children's Mental Health Services Act reg
General 100
Children's Residential Services Act
General 101
Chiropody Act
General 102
Collection Agencies Act
General 103
Commissioners for Taking Affidavits Act
Fees 104
Commodity Boards and Marketing Agencies Act
Levies
^ Cream 105
Milk 106
Levies or Chargfes
Chicken 107
Chicken (over Quota) 108
Cream 109
Eggs 110
I Fowl Ill
Milk 112
Turkeys 113
Commodity Futures Act
General 114
Community Psychiatric Hospitals Act
General 115
Grants 116
Community Recreation Centres Act
General 117
Commuter Services Act
Dial-A-Bus Service 118
Compulsory Automobile Insurance Act
Certificate of Insurance 119
Exemptions 120
Condominium Act
General 121
Surveys and The Description 122
Conservation Authorities Act
Conservation Areas
Ausable-Bayfield 123
Cataraqui Region 124
Catfish Creek 125
' '" Central Lake Ontario 126
Credit Valley 127
J, Crowe Valley 128
Essex Region 129
Ganaraska Region 130
Grand River 131
Hamilton Region 132
Halton Region 133
Kettle Creek Region 134
f ' Long Point Region 135
' Lower Thames Valley 136
TABLE OF REGULATIONS XI
Conservation Authority Act — Continued R£G.
Conservation Areas — Continued
IVIaitland Valley 137
Mattagami Valley 138
Metropolitan Toronto and Region 139
Napanee Region 140
Niagara Peninsula 141
North Grey Region 142
Nottawasaga Valley 143
Otonabee Region 144
Prince Edward Region 145
Rideau Valley 146
St. Clair Region 147
Sauble Valley 148
Saugeen Valley 149
Sault Ste. Marie Region 150
South Lake Simcoe 151
Upper Thames River 152
Fill
Ausable River 153
Grand Valley 154
Moira River 155
Spencer Creek 156
Fill and Alteration to Waterways
Long Point Region 157
Raisin Region 158
Fill, Construction and Alteration to Waterways
Cataraqui Region 159
Catfish Creek 160
Central Lake Ontario 161
Credit Valley 162
Grand River 163
Halton Region 164
Hamilton Region 165
Kettle Creek 166
Lakehead Region 167
Lower Thames Valley 168
Mattagami Region 169
Metropolitan Toronto and Region 170
Nickel District 171
North Grey 172
Nottawasaga Valley 173
Otonabee Region 174
Rideau Valley 175
St. Clair Region 176
Sauble Valley 177
Saugeen Val.v.y 178
South Lake Simcoe 179
Upper Thames River 180
Consumer Protection Act
General 181
Consumer Reporting Act
General 182
Co-operative Corporations Act
General 183
Co-operative Loans Act
General 184
Coroners Act
General 185
xii TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Corporations Act • ^'
Evidence of Bona Fides on Applications 186
General 187
Insider Trading and Proxy Solicitation 188
Corporations Information Act
General 189
Corporation Securities Registration Act
Fees 190
Corporations Tax Act
General 191
Costs of Distress Act
Costs 192
County Judges Act
County and District Court Districts 193
Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act
Credit Union Leagues 194
General 195
Membership in Credit Unions 196
Crop Insurance Act (Ontario)
Arbitration Proceedings 197
Crop Insurance Plan
Apples 198
Beets 199
Black Tobacco 200
Burley Tobacco 201
Cabbage and Carrots 202
Cauliflower 203
Coloured Beans 204
Corn 205
Flue-Cured Tobacco 206
Fresh Market Crops 207
Grapes 208
Green and Wax Beans 209
^'^ '■ Hay and Pasture 210
Hay Seeding Establishment 211
Lima Beans 212
Onions Grown from Seed 213
Onions Grown from Sets 214
Peaches 215
Pears 216
Peas 217
Peppers 218
Plums 219
' Seed Corn 220
Sour Cherries 221
tm Soybeans 222
Spring Grain 223
Sweet Cherries 224
s;6', Sweet Corn 225
Tomatoes 226
Vine Crops 227
Sgt White Beans 228
Winter Wheat 229
Designation of Insurable Crops 230
General 231
Crown Employees Collective Bargaining Act
General 232
Rules of Procedure 233
TABLE OF REGULATIONS Xlll
Crown Timber Act "^G-
General 234
VOLUME 3
D
Day Nurseries Act
General 235
Dead Animal Disposal Act
General 236
Dental Technicians Act
General 237
Denture Therapists Act
General 238
Deposits Regulation Act
General 239
Development Corporations Act
Approval of Loans and Guarantees 240
Ontario International Corporation 241
Developmental Services Act
General 242
District Welfare Administration Boards Act
Application for Grant Under Section 10 of the Act 243
Dog Licensing and Live Stock and Poultry Protection Act
Application for Payment of a Grant 244
Dogs at Large in Unorganized Areas 245
Drainage Act
Forms 246
Rules of Practice and Procedure to be followed in all Proceedings before the
Referee 247
Drugless Practitioners Act
Chiropractors 248
Classifications 249
General 250
Masseurs 251
Osteopaths 252
Physiotherapists 253
Edible Oil Products Act
General 254
Education Act
Calculation of Amount of Reserve or Reduction in Requirement Resulting
from Strike or Lock-out 255
Calculation of Average Daily Enrolment 256
County Combined Separate School Zones 257
Designation of School Divisions in Territorial Districts 258
District Combined Separate School Zones 259
District School Areas 260
Early School Leaving 261
XIV TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Education Act — Continued '^ reg.
Elementary and Secondary Schools and Schools for Trainable Retarded
Children — General 262
Fees for Ministry Courses 263
Fees for Transcripts and Statements of Standing and for Duplicates of Diplomas,
Certificates and Letters of Standing 264
James Bay Lowlands Secondary School Board 265
Legislative Grants 266
North of Superior District Roman Catholic Separate School Board 267
p Ontario Schools for the Blind and the Deaf 268
Ontario Teacher's Qualifications 269
Practice and Procedure — Boards of Reference 270
Pupil Records 271
Purchase of Milk 272
School Year and School Holidays 273
-. ; Special Education Programs and Services 274
Special Grant 275
Supervisory Officers 276
Teachers' Contracts 277
Elderly Persons Centres Act
General 278
Election Act
Fees and Expenses 279
Employment Agencies Act
General 280
Employment Standards Act
Ambulance Service Industry 281
Benefit Plans 282
Domestics and Nannies 283
Fruit, Vegetable and Tobacco Harvesters 284
General 285
Termination of Employment 286
Endangered Species Act
Endangered Species 287
Energy Act
Fuel Oil Code 288
Gas Pipeline Systems 289
Gas Utilization Code 290
Oil Pipeline Transportation Systems 291
Propane Storage, Handling and Utilization Code 292
Environmental Assessment Act
General 293
South Cayuga Sewage Works and Waste Disposal Sites 294
Environmental Protection Act
Air Contaminants from Ferrous Foundries 295
Ambient Air Quality Criteria 296
Asphalt Paving Plants 297
Classes of Contaminants — Exemptions 298
Containers 299
Containers for Carbonated Soft Drinks 300
Copper Cliff Smelter Complex 301
Crown Waste Disposal Sites 302
Deep Well Disposal 303
Designation of Waste 304
Discharge of Sewage From Pleasure Boats 305
Disposable Containers for Milk 306
Disposable Paper Containers for Milk 307
TABLE OF REGULATIONS XV
Environmental Protection Act — Continued REG.
General
Air Pollution 308
Waste Management 309
Marinas 310
Motor Vehicles 311
Sewage Systems (see Supplement to Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980)
Sulphur Content of Fuels 312
Transfers of Liquid Industrial Waste 313
Expropriations Act
Co-operative Development — North Pickering 314
Forms 315
Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Land Compensation Board 316
Rules to be applied for the Purposes of Subsection 34 (1 ) of the Act 317
Family Benefits Act
General 318
Family Law Reform Act
Designation of Matrimonial Home — Forms 319
Farm Income Stabilization Act
Corn Stabilization, 1979-1981— Plan 320
Soybean Stabilization, 1979-1981— Plan 321
Weaner Pig Stabilization, 1980-1985— Plan 322
White Bean Stabilization, 1979-1981— Plan 323
Winter Wheat Stabilization, 1979-1981— Plan 324
Farm Products Containers Act
Fruit and Vegetables 325
Farm Products Grades and Sales Act
Burley Tobacco 326
Dairy Products 327
Flue-Cured Tobacco 328
Fruit-Controlled Atmosphere Storage 329
Grades
Beef Carcasses 330
Christmas Trees 331
Fruit and Vegetables 332
Hog Carcasses 333
Lamb and Mutton Carcasses 334
Poultry 335
Veal Carcasses 336
Honey 337
Licences 338
Maple Products 339
Farm Products Marketing Act
Apples
Plan 340
Marketing 341
Arbitration of Disputes 342
Asparagus
Plan 343
Marketing 344
Beans
Plan 345
Marketing 346
XVI TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Farm Products Marketing Act — Continued reg.
Berries for Processing
' Plan 347
IVIarlceting 348
Broiler Chickens and Roaster Chickens
Plan 349
Marketing ; 350
Burley Tobacco
Plan 351
Marketing 352
By-Laws for Local Boards 353
' Chicken
Extension of Powers 354
Eggs
Extension of Powers 355
Plan 356
Marketing 357
Marketing Limitations 358
Fresh Grapes
Plan 359
^ ; Marketing 360
Fresh Potatoes
Plan 361
Marketing 362
Grapes for Processing
Plan 363
Marketing 364
Greenhouse Vegetables
Plan 365
Marketing 366
Hogs
Plan 367
Marketing 368
Local Boards 369
Potatoes
Plan 370
Marketing 371
Processing Tomato Seedling Plants
Plan , 372
Marketing 373
Rutabagas
Plan 374
Marketing 375
Seed Corn
Plan 376
Marketing 377
Soya-Beans
* Plan 378
Marketing 379
Tender Fruit
Plan 380
Marketing 381
Tobacco
Plan 382
Marketing 383
Turkeys
Plan 384
Marketing 385
> ' Marketing Limitations 386
Vegetables for Processing
t Plan 387
» Marketing 388
Wheat
i^ Plan 389
>^f Marketing , 390
TABLE OF REGULATIONS XVU
Farm Products Payments Act reg.
General 391
Fire Departments Act
Filing in Supreme Court of Decision of Arbitrator or Arbitration Board 392
Standards for Pumpers 393
Hre Marshals Act
General 394
Rsh Inspection Act
Quality Control 395
Forest Fires Prevention Act
Fire Regions 396
Forestry Act
Nurseries 397
Freshwater Fish Marketing Act (Ontario)
General 398
Funeral Services Act
General 399
Fur Farms Act
General 400
G
Game and Fish Act
Animals Declared to be Fur-Bearing Animals 401
Aylmer Lagoon Hunting Area 402
Bag Limit for Black Bear 403
Bobwhite Quail, Wild Turkey and Pheasant — Propagation and Sale 404
Bows and Arrows 405
Bullfrogs 406
Camden Lake Hunting Area 407
Copeland Forest Hunting Area 408
Crown Game Preserves 409
Discharge of Fire-Arms From or Across Highways and Roads 410
Discharge of Fire-Arms on Sunday 41 1
Fire-Arms — Aulneau Peninsula 412
Fishing Huts 413
Fishing Licences 414-
Furs 415
Game Bird Hunting Preserves 416
Guides 417
Hunter Safety Training Course 418
Hunting in Lake Superior Provincial Park 419
Hunting Licences 420
Hunting on Crown Lands in the Geographic Townships of Bruton and Clyde 421
Hunting on Designated Crown Land and in Provincial Parks 422
Lake St. Lawrence Hunting Area 423
Licence to Possess Nets 424
Luther Marsh Hunting Area 425
Open Seasons
Black Bear 426
Fur-Bearing Animals 427
Moose and Deer 428
Orangeville Reservoir Hunting Area 429
Permit to Export Game 430
Polar Bears 431
Possession and Use of Fire-Arms in Darlington Provincial Park 432
XVUl TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Game and Fish Act— Continued reg.
Sale of Bass and Trout and Fishing Preserves 433
Snares (see Supplement to Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980)
Stag Island Hunting Area 434
Tiny Marsh Hunting Area 435
> Trap-Line Areas 436
Waters Set Apart — Frogs 437
Wolves and Black Bears in Captivity 438
VOLUME 4
Gasoline Handling Act
Gasoline Handling Code 439
Gasoline Tax Act
General 440
General Welfare Assistance Act
General 441
Indian Bands 442
Grain Elevator Storage Act
General 443
Guarantee Companies Securities Act
Approved Guarantee Companies 444
Health Disciplines Act
Child Resistant Packages 445
Dental Hygienists 446
Dentistry 447
Medicine 448
Nursing 449
: Optometry 450
Parcost C.D.I, (see Supplement to Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980)
Pharmacy 451
Health Insurance Act
General 452
Highway Traffic Act
Allowable Gross Weight for Designated Class of Vehicle 453
Appeals 454
' Covering of Loads 455
Dangerous Loads 456..
Demerit Point System 'v457 J!^
Designation of Highways 458
Designation of Paved Shoulders on King's Highway 459
Driver Improvement Program 460
Driver Licence Examinations 461
Drivers' Licences 462
Driver's Licence Suspension for Default of Payment of Fine 463
Driving Instructor's Licence 464
Equipment 465
Exemption from the Provisions of Sections 7 and 10 of the Act — States of the
United States of America 466
Exemption from the Provisions of Subsection 68 (1) of the Act — Province of
ir Alberta 467
Garage Licences 468
I General 469
' Gross Vehicle Weights 470
TABLE OF REGULATIONS XIX
Highway Traffic Act — Continued REG.
Gross Weight on Bridges 471
Highway Closings 472
Load Limits (see Supplement to Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980)
Load Limits on Local Roads Within Local Roads Areas 473
Motor Vehicle Inspection Stations 474
Notice to Have Motor Vehicle Examined and Tested 475
Over-Dimensional Farm Vehicles 476
Parkir>g 477
Portable Lane Control Signal Systems 478
Reciprocal Suspension of Licences 479
Restricted Use of Left Lanes by Commercial Motor Vehicles 480
Restricted Use of the King's Highway 481
Safety Helmets 482
Safety Inspections 483
School Buses ^^^^
Seat Belt Assemblies '^85j)
Signs 486
Slow-Moving Vehicle Sign 487
Special Permits 488
Specifications and Standards for Trailer Couplings 489
Speed Limits 490
Speed Limits in Provincial Parks 491
Stopping of Vehicles on Parts of the King's Highway 492
Stop Signs at Intersections 493
Tire Standards and Specifications 494
Use of Controlled-Access Highways by Pedestrians 495
Vehicles on Controlled-Access Highways 496
Historical Parks Act
Historical Parks — Fees 497
Parks 498
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
General 499
Homes for Retarded Persons Act
General 500
Homes for Special Care Act
General 501
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
General 502
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
Remuneration of Chairmen and Members of Arbitration Boards 503
Rules of Procedure 504
Hotel Fire Safety Act
General 505
Housing Development Act
General 506
Hunter Damage Compensation Act
General 507
Hypnosis Act
Application of Section 2 of the Act 508
Income Tax Act
General 509
XX TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Industrial Standards Act reg.
Designation of Industries and Zones 510
Duties of Employers and Advisory Committees 511
Interprovincially Competitive Industries 512
Publication Costs 513
. Schedule
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry — Ottawa 514
Bricklaying and Stonemasonry — Toronto 515
Electrical Repair and Construction Industry — Ottawa 516
Electrical Repair and Construction Industry — Toronto 517
Fur Industry — Ontario 518
Ladies' Cloak and Suit Industry — Ontario 519
Ladies' Dress and Sportswear Industry 520
Lathing Industry — Ottawa 521
Men's and Boys' Clothing Industry — Ontario 522
Painting and Decorating Industry — Ottawa 523
Plastering Industry — Ottawa 524
Plumbing and Heating Industry — Ottawa 525
Plumbing and Heating Industry — Toronto 526
Sheet-Metal Work Construction Industry — Ottawa 527
Insurance Act
Agents' Licences 528
Classes of Insurance 529
General 530
Life Companies Special Shares — Investment 531
Order under Paragraph 1 of Subsection 85 (2) of the Act — Rates of Interest 532
Replacement of Life Insurance Contracts 533
Schedule of Fees 534
Uninsured Automobile Coverage 535
Variable Insurance Contracts of Life Insurers 536
Interpretation Act
Fees Payable under Various Acts 537
Investment Contracts Act
Registration 538
VOLUME 5
Judicature Act
Salaries and Benefits of Masters 539
Judicature Act and Matrimonial Causes Act
Rules of Practice 540
Junior Farmer Establishment Act
Application for Bank Loan 541
General 542
Juries Act
General 543
Labour Relations Act
General 544
Office of the Board 545
Rules of Procedure 546
TABLE OF REGULATIONS XXI
Landlord and Tenant Act reg.
Classes of Accommodation Deemed Not to be Residential Premises 547
Forms 548
Summary of Part IV of the Act 549
Land Titles Act
Application of Act 550
Fees 551
General 552
Land Titles Divisions 553
Surveys and Descriptions of Land 554
Land Transfer Tax Act
Affidavits 555
Commercial Recreational Property 556
Consolidated Affidavit of Residence and Value of Consideration 557
Delegation of Authority 558
Exemption(s):
For Certain Final Orders of Foreclosure and for Inter-corporate Transfers of
Land 559
For Certain Easements Granted to' Oil or Gas Pipe Lines 560
For Certain Insurance Companies 561
For Certain Inter-Spousal Transfers 562
For Conveyance to Family Farm Corporation or Family Business Corporation 563
For Conveyance to Non-Resident Persons and Persons who are not Non-Resi-
dent Persons 564
Final Orders of Foreclosure 565
Forms 566
Leases 567
Minister Authorized to Exempt and Refund 568
Notice of Purchaser's Lien for Default 569
Rates of Interest 570
Taxation of Mineral Lands 571
Transfers Between Related Corporations 572
Law Society Act
General 573
' Law Foundation 574
Legal Aid Act
General 575
Legislative Assembly Retirement Allowances Act
General 576
Lightning Rods Act
General 577
Limited Partnerships Act
General 578
Line Fences Act
Forms 579
Liquor Control Act
General 580
Liquor Licence Act
General 581
Live Stock and Live Stock Products Act
Eggs 582
Processed Egg 583
Wool 584
XXU TABLE OF REGULATIONS
Live Stock Branding Act reg.
Forms 585
Live Stocic Community Sales Act
General 586
Live Stocic IVledicines Act
General 587
Loan and Trust Corporations Act
Approved Trust Companies 588
Common Trust Funds 589
Financial Standards
Loan Corporations 590
Trust Companies 591
Financial Statements 592
Loan Corporations Special Shares
Investment 593
Schedule of Fees 594
Subordinated Notes
Loan Corporation 595
Trust Company 596
Trust Company Special Shares
Investment 597
Local Roads Boards Act
Establishment of Local Roads Areas
Northern and Eastern Region 598
Northwestern Region 599
General 600
Local Services Boards Act
Local Services Board
Community of Armstrong 601
Community of Foleyet 602
Community of Gogama 603
Community of Hudson 604
Community of Madsen 605
M
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Marriage Act
General 606
Meat Inspection Act (Ontario)
General 607
Mechanics' Lien Act
General 608
Mental Health Act
Application of Act 609
!?^ Grants 610
Mental Hospitals Act
General 611
Milk Act
By-Laws for Marketing Boards 612
Cheese
Exchanges 613
Information to be Furnished 614
Marketing 615
Marketing — Exemptions 616
TABLE OF REGULATIONS XXlll
Milk Act — Continued
Cream for Processing ^^^
Plan 617
Marketing 618
Cream Producers
Licences 619
Grade A Milk
Marketing 620
Producers 621
Grades, Designations, Classes and Labelling 622
Industrial Milk
Marketing 623
Marketing Boards 624
Milk
Marketing 625
Marketing— Classes 3, 4, 4a, 4b, 4c, 5, 5a and 6 626
Transportation 627
Milk and Cheese
Plan 628
Milk and Milk Products 629
Milk Producers
Licences 630
Reconstituted Milk
General 631
Mining Act
Assay Coupons 632
Exploratory Licences and Leases for Oil and Natural Gas North of the Fifty-First
Parallel of Latitude 633
Exploratory Licences and Production Leases For Natural Gas in Lake Erie 634
Forms 635
Mining Divisions 636
Refinery Licences 637
Surveys of Mining Claims 638
Mining Tax Act
General 639
Ministry of Colleges and Universities Act
Colleges of Applied Arts and Technology
Boards of Governors and Council of Regents 640
Colleges 641
Graduate Scholarships 642
Ontario Special Bursary Program 643
Ontario Student Loans 644
Ontario Student Loans 645
Ontario Study Grant Plan 646
Ministry of Community and Social Services Act
Social Assistance Review Board 647
Ministry of Consumer and Commercial Relations Act
Fees 648
Ministry of Correctional Services Act
General 649
Intermittent Sentences 650
Ministry of Culture and Recreation Act
Grants for Non-Profit Camps 651
Municipal Recreation Directors' Certificates and Arena Managers' Certificates . . . 652
Programs of Recreation 653
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Ministry of Health Act reg.
Bursaries and Fellowships for Health Study 654
Chest Diseases Control Clinics 655
District Health Councils 656
Grant — Special 657
Grants — Health Resources 658
Special Grant 659
Special Grant 660
Standard Ward Accommodation 661
Mortgage Brokers Act
General 662
Mortmain and Charitable Uses Act
Licences and Fees 663
Motor Vehicle Accident Claims Act
General 664
Motor Vehicle Dealers Act
General 665
Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
Forms 666
General 667
Motorized Snow Vehicles Act
Designations 668
General 669
Motorized Snow Vehicle Operators' Licences 670
Municipal Act
Designation(s):
Agricultural Research Stations 671
Correctional Institutions 672
Facilities under the Developmental Services Act 673
Municipalities 674
Provincial Education Institutions 675
Provincial Mental Health Facilities and Public Hospitals 676
Universities 677
Pension Plan for Municipal Employees 678
Revision and Certification of Assessment Commissioner's List 679
Municipal Affairs Act
Municipal Auditors 680
Tax Arrears and Tax Sale Procedures
(see Supplement to Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980)
Municipal Elections Act
Forms 681
Use of Voting Recorders 682
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Niagara Escarpment Planning and Development Act
Designation of Area of Development Control 683
Designation of Planning Area 684
Development Within the Development Control Area 685
Niagara Parks Act
General 686
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Non-Resident Agricultural Land Interests Registration Act REG.
General 687
North Piclcerfng Development Corporation Act
North Pickering Planning Area 688
Notaries Act
Fees 689
Nursing Homes Act
General 690
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Occupational Health and Safety Act
Construction Projects 691
Industrial Establishments 692
Inventory of Agents or Combination of Agents for the Purpose of Section 21 of the
Act 693
Mines and Mining Plants 694
Official Notices Publication Act
Rates 695
Oleomargarine Act
General 696
Ombudsman Act
General Rules 697
Ontario Agricultural Museum Act
Fees 698
General 699
Ontario Energy Board Act
General 700
Rules of Procedure 701
Uniform System of Accounts for Gas Utilities Class A 702
Ontario Food Terminal Act
Composition and Procedure of Board 703
Conduct of Business 704
Rental Fees for Delivering or Discharging Produce 705
Ontario Guaranteed Annual Income Act
Forms 706
General 707
Guaranteed Income Limit 708
Ontario Heritage Act
Archaeological Sites 709
Historic Sites 710
Grants and Loans 711
Grants to Incorporated Historical Societies and Associations 712
Grants for Museums 713
Grants for Plaguing 714
Licences 715
Ontario Highway Transport Board Act
Rules of Procedure 716
Ontario Human Rights Code
Form of Complaint 717
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Ontario Institute for Studies in Education Act reg.
General 718
Ontario Lottery Corporation Act
General 719
Ontario Mineral Exploration Program Act
General 720
General 721
Ontario Municipal Board Act
Procedure 722
Tariff of Fees 723
Ontario Municipal Employees Retirement System Act
General 724
Ontario Municipal Improvement Corporation Act
Procedure 725
Ontario New Home Warranties Plan Act
Administration of the Plan 726
Designation of Corporation 727
Ternns and Conditions of Registration of Builders and Vendors 728
Ontario Pensioners Property Tax Assistance Act
Definition— "Rent Paid" 729
General 730
General 731
Ontario Place Corporation Act
Fees 732
Ontario Telephone Development Corporation Act
Composition and Procedures of Corporation 733
Ontario Unconditional Grants Act
General 734
Ontario Universities Capital Aid Corporation Act
Designated Universities 735
Ontario Water Resources Act
Plumbing Code 736
Rate of Interest 737
South Cayuga Sewage Works 738
Water Wells 739
Operating Engineers Act
General 740
Ophthalmic Dispensers Act
General 741
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Paperback and Periodical Distributors Act
General 742
Parks Assistance Act
General 743
Parkway Belt Planning and Development Act
Parkway Belt Planning Area 744
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Partnerships Registration Act REG.
General 745
Pension Benefits Act
General 746
Personal Property Security Act
Branch Offices 747
Fees Concerning Security Documents 748
General 749
Personal Property Security Assurance Fund 750
Pesticides Act
General 751
Petroleum Resources Act
Exploration, Drilling and Production 752
Spacing Units
Arthur Pool 753
Clearville 754
Colchester South 755
Courtright Pool 756
Coveny Pool 757
Dawn 4-28-1 1 1 Pool 758
Dawn and Sombra (Townships of) 759
Duncannon Pool 760
Egremont (Township of) 761
Ekfrid Pool 762
General Dawn 5-27-1 1 1 Pool 763
Gosfield South (Township of) 764
Hemlock Pool 765
Innerkip East Pool 766
Innerkip Pool 767
Ladysmith Pool 768
Maiden (Township of) 769
Moore (Township of) 770
Osborne Pool 771
Otter Creek East Pool 772
Otter Creek Pool 773
Oxiey Field 774
Plympton 5-19-VI Pool 775
Ruscom River Pool 776
St. Patrick's Pool 777
Terminus North Pool 778
Townsend Pool 779
Venison Creek Pool 780
Verschoyle West Pool 781
Wilsonville Pool 782
Wilsonville South Pool 783
Pits and Quarries Control Act
General
784
Planning Act
Notiro Requirements
I .estricted Area By-laws 785
Rules of Procedure
Consent Applications 786
Minor Variance Applications 787
Plant Diseases Act
General 788
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Police Act
Arbitration 789
Equipment 790
General — Discipline 791
Municipal Police Forces 792
Responsibility of Policing ; 793
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Power Corporation Act
Electrical Safety Code 794
Fees 795
Pension and Insurance Plan 796
Water Heaters 797
Prearranged Funeral Services Act
Trust Accounts 798
Private Hospitals Act
General 799
Private Investigators and Security Guards Act
General 800
Private Vocational Schools Act
General 801
Professional Engineers Act
Consulting Engineers 802
Designation of Specialists 803
General 804
Practice and Procedure for Hearings 805
Provincial Court (Civil Division) Project Act
Rules of the Provincial Court (Civil Division) 806
Provincial Courts Act
Observation and Detention Honnes 807
Remuneration of Part-Time Provincial Judges 808
Rules of Practice and Procedure of the Provincial Offences Courts 809
Rules of the Provincial Court (Family Division) 810
Salaries and Benefits of Provincial Judges 811
Stenographic Reporters 812
Provincial Land Tax Act
Exemption 813
General 814
Provincial Offences Act
Costs 815
Extensions of Prescribed Times 816
Proceedings Commenced by Certificate of Offence 817
Jig- Rules of Practice and Procedure on Appeals in the Court of Appeal under the
Provincial Offences Act 818
Rules of Practice and Procedure on Appeals in the County and District Courts and
the Provincial Court (Criminal Division) under Section 99 of the Act 819
Rules of Practice and Procedure on Appeals in the Provincial Court (Criminal Divi-
sion) under Section 1 18 of the Act 820
Provincial Parks Act
Designation of Parks 821
General 822
Guides in Quetico Provincial Park 823
Mining — Ojibway Prairie Provincial Nature Reserve 824
TABLE OF REGULATIONS XXIX
Psychologists Registration Act REG.
General 825
Public Accountancy Act
Licence Fee 826
Public Commercial Vehicles Act
Carrying Goods in Bond 827
Conditions of Carriage
Freight Forwarders 828
General Freight Carriers 829
Livestock Carriers 830
Used Household Goods Carriers 831
General 832
Public Health Act
Application of Schedule B to the Public Health Act to Unorganized Townships . . 833
Camps in Unorganized Territory 834
Capital Grants for Community Health Facilities 835
Communicable Diseases 836
Community Health Services 837
Designation of Communicable Diseases 838
Designation of Human Ailments 839
Food Premises 840
Grants to Boards of Health 841
Health Units
Areas that may be Included in Health Units 842
General 843
Indigent Patients 844
Laboratories 845
Pasteurization Areas 846
Pasteurization Plants 847
Plumbing in Unorganized Territory 848
Public Swimming Pools 849
Qualifications of Medical Officers of Health, Public Health Inspectors and Public
Health Nurses 850
Recreational Camps 851
Sanitary Code for Unorganized Territory 852
Slaughterhouses and Meat Processing Plants 853
Specimen Collection Centres 854
X-Ray Safety 855
Public Hospitals Act
Capital Grants for the Amalgamation of Hospital Services 856
Capital Grants for Ambulance Facilities 857
Capital Grants for Capital Expenditures that will Produce Savings in Operating
Costs 858
Capital Grants for Hospital Construction and Renovation 859
Capital Grants for Local Rehabilitation and Crippled Children's Centres 860
Capital Grants for Regional Rehabilitation Hospitals 861
Capital Grants for Teaching Hospitals 862
Classification of Hospitals 863
Grants to Certain Hospitals for Laboratory Investigations 864
Hospital Management 865
Public Institutions Inspection Act
Fees and Allowances to Panel Members 866
Public Lands Act
Land Use Permits 867
Restricted Areas
District of Algoma 868
District of Kenora 869
District of Kenora 870
District of Kenora, Patricia Portion 871
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Public Lands Act — Continued ^ reg.
Restricted Areas — Continued
Districts of Manitoulin and Sudbury 872
District of Nipissing 873
:VV District of Nipissing 874
District of Parry Sound 875
District of Rainy River 876
v:.' District of Sudbury — Townships of Kaplan and Wakami 877
District of Thunder Bay — Townships of Blackwell, Conacher, Forbes, Goldie,
Hagey, Haines, Laurie and the Dawson Road Lots 878
Sale and Lease of Public Lands 879
Public Libraries Act
- • Grants for Public Libraries 880
Public Service Act
General 881
Public Service Superannuation Act
Designations under Section 31 of the Act 882
Designations^General 883
Public Transportation and Highway Improvement Act
Intersections in Unorganized Territory 884
Permits 885
Use of Rest, Service or Other Areas 886
Public Trustee Act
General 887
Public Vehicles Act
General 888
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Race Tracks Tax Act
Rate of Tax
Radiological Technicians Act
General 890
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Real Estate and Business Brokers Act
General 891
Reciprocal Enforcement of Judgments Act
Application of Act 892
Reciprocal Enforcement of Maintenance Orders Act
Reciprocating States 893
Registry Act
Canada Lands 894
" f Fees 895
Forms and Records 896
Registry Divisions 897
Surveys, Plans and Descriptions of Land 898
Regulations Act
General 899
Residential Tenancies Act
Exemption 900
Fees and Forms 901
Regions 902
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Retail Sales Tax Act REG.
Definitions by Minister 903
General 904
Riding Horse Establishments Act
General 90S
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St. Clair Parkway Commission Act
General 906
St. Lawrence Parks Commission Act
Controlled Access Highways 907
Highway Vested in the Commission 908
Parks 909
Securities Act
General 910
Seed Potatoes Act
General 911
Shoreline Property Assistance Act
General 912
Small Business Development Corporations Act
Delegation of Powers 913
Forms 914
General 915
Small Claims Courts Act
Courts 916
Rules of Procedure 917
Small Claims Courts Judges 918
Tariff of Fees 919
Stock Yards Act
Management 920
Superannuation Adjustment Benefits Act
Designation and Review Committee
Caucus Employees Retirement Plan 921
Public Service Superannuation Fund 922
Retirement Pension Plan of Ryerson Polytechnical Institute 923
Teachers' Superannuation Fund 924
Surrogate Courts Act
Rules of Practice — Surrogate Court 925
Surveyors Act
General 926
Surveys Act
Monuments 927
Survey Methods 928
The Ontario Co-ordinate Systems 929
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Teachers' Superannuation Act reg.
General 930
Theatres Act
General 931
Tile Drainage Act
General 932
Tobacco Tax Act
Forms 933
General 934
Toronto Area Transit Operating Authority Act
General 935
Tourism Act
General 936
Training Schools Act
General 937
Travel Industry Act
General 938
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Unified Family Court Act
Practice and Procedure 939
Upholstered and Stuffed Articles Act .
General 940
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Venereal Diseases Prevention Act
General 941
Vital Statistics Act
General 942
Vocational Rehabilitation Services Act
General 943
W
Weed Control Act
General 944
Wild Rice Harvesting Act
General 945
Wilderness Areas Act
Wilderness Areas 946
Wine Content Act
General 947
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Woodlands Improvement Act reg.
General 948
Wool Marketing Act
Licence Fees 949
Workmen's Compensation Act
First-Aid Requirements 950
General 951
Pension Plan 952
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Reg. 439
GASOLINE HANDLING
REGULATION 439
under the Gasoline Handling Act
GASOLINE HANDLING CODE
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
1. "approved" means,
i. where applied to a specification,
that the specification is approved by
the Director,
ii. where applied to equipment, in-
cluding portable containers, that
the equipment bears a label of a
designated testing organization,
certifying conformance with a speci-
fication approved by the Director or
conforming with a laboratory test
report accepted by the Director, or
bears certification as to manufacture
or fabrication to a standard or
specification acceptable to the
Director, or
iii. where applied to an installation, that
the installation conforms with this
Regulation ;
2 . "baffle " means a non-liquid-tight transverse
partition in a cargo tank ;
3. "bulk storage tank", "storage tank" or "tank"
includes any static storage tank in which
gasoline or an associated product is contained,
but does not include a supply tank that is
connected to the heating appliance that it
serves;
4. "Director" means the Director of the Fuels
Safety Branch of the Ministry of Consumer
and Commercial Relations;
5. "earthwork" means construction composed
of clay, shale or heavy loam and con-
taining not more than 10 per cent by
volume of sand, gravel or stone ;
6. "empty", when used with reference to a con-
tainer or tank for gasoUne or an associated
product, means voided of its contents as far
as is practicable by suction or pouring ;
7. "explosion-hazard location" means any
location where gasoline or an associated
product that can produce a dangerous
atmosphere is stored, or where leakage or
spillage of the gasoline or associated pro-
duct could occur and includes service
stations, bulk plants, tank truck or tank
car filling facilities, storage areas for pack-
aged Class I or Class II gasoline or associated
products, or empty containers and pump
houses ;
8. "gallon" means a Canadian gallon, which for
the purpose of this Regulation may be consi-
dered equivalent to an Imperial gallon;
9. "gas-proof room" means a room so con-
structed and maintained that combustible
gases or fumes cannot enter the room;
10. "hazard-area limit" means,
i. in respect of areas that are fenced in
accordance with this Regulation, the
extent of the areas within that fenc-
ing, or
ii. in respect of other areas, the property
line but not less than the distances
prescribed by column 3 of Table 1 to
subsection 6 (23);
11. "highway" includes a common and public
highway, street, avenue, parkway, drive-
way, square, place, bridge, viaduct or
trestle, designed and intended for, or used
by, the general public for the passage of
vehicles;
12. "Ministry" means the Ministry of Consumer
and Commercial Relations;
13. "motor vehicle" means an automobile,
motorcycle, and any other vehicle propelled
or driven by an internal combustion engine,
and licensed under the Highway Traffic Act;
14. "nominal gauge" means, when used with
reference to thickness of the shell or other
part of a tank, that the plate used in con-
struction of that shell or other part is known
in the plate-mill industry as having the
specified thickness;
15. "operator" means,
i. the person who is responsible for the
day to day operation of a service
station, marina, consumer outlet or
bulk plant, as the case may be, and
who is normally located on the
premises during the hours of opera-
tion, and
ii. when referring to a vehicle, the
driver in charge of the vehicle;
16. "psig" means pounds per square inch
gauge;
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17. "pump island" means a concrete base, raised
at least four inches above the vehicle travel-
led portion of an area adjacent to dispensing
equipment, upon which dispensing equip-
ment is mounted;
18. "Reid vapour pressure" means the vapour
pressure of gasoline or an associated product
at 37.8°C. or 100°F.;
19. "semi-trailer" means a conveyance designed
for carrying goods and so constructed that a
part of the conveyance rests upon a part of a
tractor;
20. "Specification approved by the Minister"
means a Specification the title of which is
contained in the List of Specifications
Approved by the Minister for use in Ontario;
21. "stake truck" means a motor vehicle equip-
ped with a platform and normally used for
the transportation of packaged goods;
22. "tank truck" means a motor vehicle having
one or more tanks mounted on the frame or
chassis of the vehicle;
23. "tank vehicle" means a vehicle designed for
or capable of transporting gasoline or
associated products in bulk;
24. "tractor" means a motor vehicle designed to
provide motive power for a semi-trailer;
25. "trailer" means a vehicle designed for carry-
ing goods and so constructed that it is drawn
by a motor vehicle but no part of it rests upon
the motor vehicle; t .
26. "transport" means to convey in a semi-
trailer, trailer or vehicle, gasoline or
associated products exclusive of,
i. the fuel carried for the purpose of
operating the vehicle,
ii. packaged Class I or Class II products,
less than 1000 pounds gross weight,
and
iii. packaged Class III products,
and "transporter" and "transporting" have
corresponding meanings ;
27. "US DOT Specs." means the Specifications
of the United States Department of Trans-
portation;
28. "USSMSG" means United States standard
metals gauge for sheet iron and steel;
29. "vehicle" includes a tank truck, stake truck,
trailer, semi-trailer, tractor and other con-
veyance designed for, or capable of, trans-
porting gasoline or associated products;
30. "waterway" means stream, river, lake, and
includes a dry watercourse;
31. "wholly enclosed" means a structure having
doors or other means capable of impeding
the entrance or exit of persons or the escape
of fumes. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 1;
O. Reg. 585/72, ss. 1-6; O. Reg. 734/73, s. 1;
O. Reg. 155/74, s. 1; O. Reg. 941/74, s. 1;
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 1.
APPLICATION
2. This Regulation,
(a) applies to,
(i) the handling of gasoline and associated
products identified in section 3,
(ii) portable and transportable con-
tainers,
(iii) above and below ground storage
tanks and piping systems connected
therewith,
(iv) vehicles,
(v) dispensing pumps, and
(vi) transfer facilities,
and associated equipment used and oper-
ated by the operators of service stations,
marinas, consumer outlets and bulk plants
and by transporters ;
{b) applies to the offering for sale, and sale of
approved equipment for use with gasoline
and associated products ; and
(c) applies to the certification, approval and
maintenance requirements for equipment
for handling gasohne and associated prod-
ucts including portable and transportable
containers, storage tanks, automatic dis-
pensing nozzles, hand fire extinguishers,
piping system components and tank trucks,
trailers and semi-trailers. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 2; O. Reg. 486/79, s. 2.
PRODUCT IDENTIFICATION
3. — (1) The gasoline and associated products
referred to in column 1 of the following Table shall
conform to the Canadian Government Specifica-
tions Board specifications set opposite thereto in
column 2:
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GASOLINE HANDLING
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Product
CGSB Standard
Gasoline, leaded type
3-GP-l
Gasoline, lead free type
3-GP-5
Fuel Oil
3-GP-2
Kerosine
3-GP-3
Diesel Fuel
3-GP-6
Dry Cleaning Solvent
3-GP-8
Lighting Naphtha
3-GP-27
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 3 (1) ; O. Reg. 740/78, s. 1.
(2) All gasoline and associated products, other
than propane, shall be identifiable within the scope
of the specifications listed in the Canadian Govern-
ment Specifications Board Index of Specifications,
Group 3-GP, Petroleum and Associated Products.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 3 (2).
(3) Gasoline and associated products are categorized
as follows:
1. Class I products, having flash points below
100°F. and including such products as
automotive gasoline, aviation gasoline,
naphtha and alcohol-based antifreeze.
2. Class n products, having flash points from
100°F. to 1S0°F., both inclusive, and includ-
ing such products as fuel oil, diesel fuel,
kerosine, brake fluid and cleaning fluid.
3. Class in products, having flash points above
150°F., and including heavy fuel oil, engine
oil, gear oil, shock absorber fluid and glycol-
based antifreeze. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 3.
REGISTRATION
4. — (1) An application for a licence,
(a) to operate a bulk plant ;
(b) to operate a service station or marina; or
(c) to transport,
or a renewal thereof shall be filed with the Director.
(2) A licence,
(a) to operate a bulk plant ;
(b) to operate a service station or marina; or
(c) to transport,
or a renewal thereof, shall be issued to an applicant
upon evidence being supplied to the Director of the
applicant's compliance with the Act and this
Regulation. O. Reg. 585 /72, s. 7, pari.
(3) The fee on an application under subsection (1)
is,
(a) for a licence to operate a bulk plant or a
renewal thereof, issued for a period of one
year, $25;
(ft) for a licence to operate a service station or
marina, or a renewal thereof, issued for a
period of one year, $10 for each location; and
(c) for a licence to transport, or a renewal thereof,
issued for a period of one year, $10 for each
vehicle.
(4) The bolder of a licence,
(a) to operate a bulk plant;
(b) to operate a service station or marina; or
(c) to transport,
shall notify the Director within six days of any change of
his business address, of any change in any other par-
ticulars noted on his licence or that he is no longer the
operator of the facility or owner of the tank vehicle, as
the case may be. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 4, part.
(5) Where a vehicle is used or hired temporarily
for a period of thirty days or less to replace a
licensed vehicle that is,
(a) off the road for inspection or repairs; and
(b) used to transport packaged gasoline and
associated products,
the vehicle is exempt from the requirements of a
licence to transport.
(6) Every application for a licence,
(a) to operate a bulk plant ;
(b) to operate a service station or marina; or
(c) to transport,
or a renewal thereof shall be signed by the person
responsible for the operation of the facility or
equipment to which the application applies.
(7) A licence,
(a) to operate a bulk plant ; or
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Reg. 439
(6) to operate a service station or marina,
shall at all times be displayed in a conspicuous
position on the licensed premises, and a licence to
transport shall be carried with the licensed vehicle.
(8) A licence,
(a) to operate a bulk plant ;
{b) to operate a service station or marina; or
(c) to transport,
expires on the date indicated on the licence, and
(d) a licence for a bulk plant, service station
or marina is not valid for or transferrable to
any other location ; and ,.. .,
(e) a licence for a vehicle is not valid for or
transferrable to any other vehicle. O. Reg.
585/72, s. 7, part. -» >■• »
(9) An application for registration as a contractor or
a renewal thereof shall be filed with the Director.
(10) Evidence of registration as a contractor or a
renewal thereof shall be issued to the applicant by the
Director when the applicant is registered or his regis-
tration is renewed. O. Reg. 155/74, s. 2, part.
(11) The fee on an application under subsection (9)
for a registration or renewal thereof issued for a period
of one year is $35. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 4, part.
(12) A contractor shall display evidence of his
registration in a conspicuous position in his business
premises and shall notify the Director forthwith of any
change in his business address. O. Reg. 155/74, s. 2,
part.
(13) The holder of a licence or registration who has
lost his licence or evidence of his registration shall, on
the payment of a $5 fee, be issued a duplicate there-
of. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 4, part.
CODE
VEHICLES AND TRANSPORTATION
5. — (1) This section does not apply to fuel tanks
used in the operation of motor vehicles. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (1).
(2) No Class I or Class II product shall be tendered
for transportation or transported in a container hav-
ing a capacity of less than fifty gallons but more than
ten gallons, unless the container,
(a) for Class I products is clearly marked as
conforming to the requirements of Shipping
Container Specification 5, 5A, 5B, 5C, 5L
or 5M dated the 29th day of April, 1972
of the Canadian Transport Commission,
or of the Department of Transportation of
the United States of America in force on
the 29th day of April, 1972; and
(b) for Class II products is of at least 18 gauge
and conforms to the safety requirements of
the specifications listed in clause (a).
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (2); O. Reg. 585/
72, s. 8.
(3) Where gasoline or associated products are
transported by a vehicle so constructed that the
containers of the gasoline or associated products are
not permanently attached to the chassis of the vehicle
and, where each container is in excess of ten gallons in
capacity, there shall be only a single tier of containers
of Class I products on the vehicle. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 5 (3).
(4) A container used for road conveyance of a Class I
or Class II product that is installed after the 1st day of
January, 1980, shall,
(a) where the container has a capacity of 50
gallons or more but not more than 250 gallons,
be acceptable to the Director; or
(ft) where the container has a capacity of 251
gallons or more, conform to the applic-
able standard referred to in subsection (8).
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (1).
(5) Except in the case of the transportation
or movement of any empty tank, a tank that is
not permanently attached to the chassis of a
vehicle shall be firmly secured to a cradle or sill,
and the cradle or sill shall be anchored to the
chassis of the vehicle by means of hookbolts or
other equally secure devices. O. Reg. 734/73,
s. 3 (I), part.
(6) A tank permitted to be used under subsection (5)
shall not have a capacity greater than the carrying
capacity of the vehicle. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5
(6).
(7) Every tank truck, trailer or semi-trailer
constructed before the 1st day of December, 1967
shall have been constructed and marked in accord-
ance with US DOT Specs. MC 300, 302, 303, 304
or 305 dated January, 1965 or MC 306 or 307
dated March, 1967. O. Reg. 585/72, s. 9 (1), part.
(8) Subject to subsection (10), every tank vehicle
constructed on or after the 1st day of December, 1967
to transport Class I products shall be constructed and
marked in accordance with the requirements of this
Regulation and US DOT Specs. MC 306 or 307 in effect
at the time of construction and so identified in the
List of Specifications referred to in subsection 10 (4)
and the marking plate shall indicate the capacity in
Imperial gallons. O. Reg. 155/74, s. 3.
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(9) Every tank truck, trailer or semi-trailer
constructed on or after the 1st day of June, 1970
for carrying petroleum products other than Class I
products shall be constructed and marked in accord-
ance with Energy Branch Standard MC 306M and the
requirements of this Regulation. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 3
(1), part; O. Reg. 486/79, s. S (2).
(10) In the construction of a tank truck, trailer,
and semi-trailer, the pressure limitations of the
Boiler and Pressure Vessels Act shall apply. O. Reg.
734/73, s. 3 (I), part.
(11) Tank trucks, trailers and semi-trailers with
compartments carrying liquids of different classes shall
be provided with a vented air space between compart-
ments and each air space shall be constructed and
maintained to ensure that any liquid in it will drain to
the ground, at all times. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5
(11); O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (3).
(12) All remounted tanks and new delivery equip-
ment dispensing Class I and Class II products from the
same vehicle through a reel and meter system shall
be equipped with a separate unloading system for
each Class of product. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. S
(12).
(13) A hose reel used for dispensing a Class I or
Class II product shall be equipped with a braking
device designed and maintained to eliminate uncon-
trolled discharge of the hose from the reel. O. Reg.
486/79, s. S (4).
(14) Each compartment of each tank vehicle
shall be equipped with a shut-off valve,
(a) located in the outlet that is inside the
shell, or located in the sump when the sump is
an integral part of the shell ; and
(b) so designed and maintained that the valve
shall be closed at all times except during
loading or unloading operations. O. Reg.
585/72, s. 9(1), /)ar<.
(15) The operating mechanism for the shut-off
valve referred to in subsection (14) shall be provided
with a secondary control,
(a) readily accessible for use in case of accident
or fire during loading or unloading oper-
ations ;
(6) as far as practicable from any fill-opening
or discharge-faucet ; and
(c) provided with a fusible section to Close
automatically in case of fire.
(16) All shut-off valves referred to in subsection (14)
shall be so designed that,
(a) they are as close as is physically possible
to the shell of the tank ; and
(6) immediately downstream from such valves
there shall be a connection designed to separ-
ate upon impact or strain in such a manner
as not to damage the valve or to separate
the valve from the tank shell.
(17) Every tank truck, trailer or semi-trailer that
is used for the transportation of gasoline or as-
sociated products is exempt from the provisions of
subsection (14) if it w£is in use on the 2nd day of Sep-
tember, 1966. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (14-17).
(18) An emergency valve, manhole or vent on a
tank vehicle shall be approved. O. Reg. 585/72,
s. 9 (2).
(19) A flexible connector, sump or manifold on a
tank vehicle shall be constructed in accordance with
approved specifications. O. Reg. 585/72, s. 9 (3).
(20) All valves, piping and associated connections
shall be protected from damage due to collision from
the rear. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (19).
(21) In addition to the requirements of US DOT
Specs. MC 300, 302, 303, 304 and 305, dated January,
1965 and MC 306 and 307 dated July, 1971, the pro-
tection required by subsection (20) shall be such that it
will prevent damage to the valves, piping and
associated connections, which damage could result
from collision with an object that could override or
under-pass the protective bumper. O. Reg. 585/72,
s. 9 (4), paH.
(22) Every draw-off valve and faucet shall be
threaded at the discharge end or designed to permit
tight connection to the delivery hose.
(23) Every draw-off valve and faucet shall
designed and maintained to prevent leakage.
be
(24) Vehicle tanks and vehicle chassis shall be con-
structed and maintained to provide electrical con-
tinuity between them.
(25) All tank trucks, trailers, and semi-trailers that
may be loaded or unloaded through an open dome
shall be provided with an approved electric bonding
clip.
(26) Tank vehicles not equipped as required by sub-
section (25) shall be modified to comply with the
requirements of subsection (25).
(27) Every transporter shall ensure that his vehicles
are conspicuously and legibly marked on each side and
on the rear in letters at least three inches high and of a
colour that contrasts sharply with the background,
(a) with the word "flammable" ;
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(6) with the common name of the product
being transported ; or
(c) with the name of the carrier if the name
includes the common name of the product
being transported,
and in the case of tank vehicles the marking require-
ments apply whether the vehicle is loaded or empty.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (21-26).
(28) All new and replacement markings required by
subsection (27) shall be made in letters at least four
inches high. O. Reg. 486/79, s. S (S).
(29) Every vehicle used in the transportation
of gasoline or associated products shall be equipped
in front with a heavy-duty bumper and the fuel
tank for the vehicle shall be so located that it
is not over the engine and is equipped to vent
while it is being filled. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 3(1),
part.
(30) The exhaust system of vehicles used for trans-
porting gasoline or associated products, including the
exhaust line and muffler, shall be so located as to be
clear from the fuel system and all combustible
materials and shall be terminated in such a position
that fumes or heat from the exhaust shall not create
a hazard to the tank contents or to a facihty
being refuelled or from which the tank truck is being
refilled.
(31) No container or tank that leaks, or that has
become so worn or been so damaged as to show visual
evidence of being likely to spring a leak, shall be used
to transport any gasoline or associated product.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (28, 29).
(32) No tank truck, trailer or semi-trailer having
one or more tanks mounted on the chassis thereof,
shall be operated unless,
(a) it is designed to have good road stability;
{b) it is maintained in good operating con-
dition ; and
(c) inspection before each use shows that the
tank and its liquid carrying components
are not so worn or damaged as to be likely
to spring a leak. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 3 (1),
part.
(33) Every tank truck and every trailer, other than
tracked vehicles, shall be operated on not less than
four wheels.
(34) Every semi-trailer shall be operated on not less
than two wheels.
(35) Subject to subsection (36), no vehicle shall be
used for the refuelling of another vehicle or motor
vehicle.
(36) Subsection (35) does not apply to the use of
approved vehicles in refuelling a contractor's con-
struction equipment on a job site.
(37) When the outlet valve of tank trucks, trailers or
semi-trailers carrying Class I or Class II products is not
in actual use the valve handle shall be detached or,
where the handle cannot be detached, the valve, or
cabinet containing the valve, shall be kept locked.
(38) Notwithstanding subsection (37), where
immobilization of the pump by locking the ignition
effectively prevents the escape of product, the valve
handle of any valve supplied by the pump need not be
detached and the valve or cabinet need not be locked.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (31-36).
(39) Before loading a Class I product into a tank
truck, trailer or semi-trailer through an open dome or
loading a Class II product into a compartment that
previously contained a Class I product, all possible
static electricity shall be discharged by the loader.
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (6), part.
(40) The discharge of static electricity, and preven-
tion of further build-up of a difference in electrical
potential, shall be accomplished by fastening the bond
wire from the loading or unloading facility to the
bonding clip on the vehicle.
(41) While bulk deliveries are being made by
gravity into underground storage facilities, the engine
ignition of the vehicle shall be shut off.
(42) Except where a tank truck, trailer or semi-
trailer compartment is in the same service continu-
ously and will remain in that service, no meter air-
release mechanism shall be vented back into that com-
partment. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (38-40).
(43) No tank conforming to DOT Specs. MC 302,
303, 304 or 305 and having a capacity greater than
3,500 gallons shall be used to transport Class I prod-
ucts unless,
(a) it is divided into compartments ;
(b) none of the compartments has a capacity
greater than 3,500 gallons; and
(c) baffles are provided where and as re-
quired by the US DOT Specs. O. Reg.
734/73,s.3(l),/)flr^
(44) No cargo tank or compartment shall be com-
pletely filled with liquid, and the air space shall be at
least 1 per cent of the compartment volume and shall
always be sufficient to allow for temperature-volume
expansion of the liquid. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5
(38-42).
(45) Where a compartment that has been used to
carry a Class I product is to be used to carry a Class II or
Class III product, all of the Class I product shall be
completely drained from the compartment, and from
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the piping and accessory delivery equipment connected
thereto, before the Class II or Class III product is
loaded. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (6), part.
(46) Every compartment discharge control on
a tank truck, trailer or semi-trailer shall have
securely attached to it a tag of anodized or
enamelled metal, substantial fibre or petroleum-
resistant plastic to denote which class of product
is contained in the tank or compartment from
which the control leads. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 3 (1),
part.
(47) A tag, referred to in subsection (46), to denote,
(a) a Class I product shall be coloured red and
shall be octagonal in shape ; and
(b) a Class II product shall be coloured any
colour other than red, green or red-orange
shades, and shall be round in shape.
(48) All tags, in addition to being coloured and of
the specified shape, shall bear in clearly legible per-
manent characters the name of the product.
(49) Every tag shall at all times be kept clean and
bright so that its colour is readily recognizable, and its
inscription is readily legible.
(50) It shall be the responsibility of the loader at the
point of loading to attach the correct tags.
(51) It shall be the responsibility of the driver to
ensure that the correct tags have been attached before
he leaves the point of loading.
(52) Vehicle lighting and power circuits shall be
maintained at all times in good condition and shall be
fused or protected so that a short-circuit or sparking is
not likely to occur.
(53) No gasoline or associated product having a
Reid vapour pressure greater than 18 psig shall be
transported in a vehicle that does not conform to the
US DOT Specs, requirements for such pressures.
(54) Before a vehicle is unloaded, the operator of
the vehicle shall gauge the tank or tanks, or shall use
such other means as are reasonable in the cir-
cumstances to satisfy himself that the tank or tanks
can accept the volume he proposes to unload.
(55) Notwithstanding subsection (54), the operator
of a vehicle shall perform the gauging required by sub-
section (54) when making deliveries to service stations,
consumer outlets and marinas.
(56) While the vehicle is being unloaded, the
operator of the vehicle shall not remain in the vehicle
but shall remain in close proximity to the drscharge
control. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 5 (45-54).
(57) When an operator of a vehicle has reason to
believe that the vent from a tank may be obstructed.
he shall cease transferring the gasoline or associated
product from the vehicle and shall report the obstruc-
tion to the person having the care and custody of the
tank or, where he is unable to contact that person the
operator shall report the obstruction to his super-
visor. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 3 (2), part.
(58) While a vehicle is being loaded, the loader shall
remain in such a position that in an emergency he can
immediately shut off the flow of product.
(59) The person in charge of a vehicle, while the
vehicle is being driven, repaired, loaded or unloaded,
shall not have in his possession any,
(a) lighted match ;
(i) lighted lighter ;
(c) lighted pipe ;
(d) lighted cigar ; or
(e) lighted cigarette,
and he shall do everything in his power to prevent any
other person from having in his possession any article
referred to in clause (a), {b), (c), {d) or {e) while that
person is in the vehicle or taking delivery from the
vehicle, or while that person is within twenty-five feet
of a vehicle while it is parked, being loaded, being
unloaded or being repaired.
(60) Every stake truck, tank truck, tractor, trailer
or semi-trailer operated or parked singly or in combi-
nation, shall at all times be equipped with a parking
brake of the design referred to in subsection (62) or
chock blocks, or both, adequate to prevent movement
of the vehicle when parked either singly or in combi-
nation on any grade on which the vehicle is operated or
parked and under any condition of loading.
(61) The parking brake or brakes shall at all times
be capable of being applied in conformance with the
requirements of subsection (60) by the driver's muscu-
lar effort or by spring action or by other energy, pro-
vided that, if such other energy is depended on for
application of the parking brake, an accumulation of
such energy shall be isolated from any common source
and used exclusively for the operation of the parking
brake.
(62) The parking brake shall be so designed, con-
structed and maintained that when once applied,
(a) it shall remain in the applied condition, with
the effectiveness required by subsection (60),
despite exhaustion of any source of energy or
leakage of any kind; and
(b) it cannot be released unless adequate energy
is available in the brake system upon release
to make an immediate further effective
application.
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(63) Every vehicle equipped with the type of brake
referred to in subsection (62) shall be conspicuously
and legibly marked with a symbol or marking in evi-
dence thereof.
(64) The parking brake referred to in subsection
(62) shall be set, or the chock blocks shall be
positioned, whenever the vehicle is parked, including
parking for loading and unloading.
(65) Before a tank vehicle undergoes repair work
involving cutting or welding, it shall be made gas-free.
(66) Before a tank vehicle is parked inside a build-
ing, the driver shall check to ensure that there are no
leaks in the tank, piping or valving, and shall ensure
that the provisions of subsection (44) have been fol-
lowed. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. S (SS-63).
(67) In the event of spillage or other loss of a
product during the filling, emptying or operation
of a tank vehicle, the operator of the vehicle shall
take immediate corrective action and shall notify
the nearest inspector as soon as is practicable
and in no case more than twenty-four hours after
the loss or spillage. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 3 (2), pari.
(68) A new tank vehicle that is to be filled by
bottom loading or any other method where the
liquid level in the compartment cannot be observed
and controlled directly by the loader shall be con-
structed and equipped in accordance with the
applicable requirements of the 1977 edition of
Standard PTT-101 listed in "Titles of Equipment,
Accessory and Component Standards Authorized
for Use in Ontario Under the Gasoline Handling Act" .
(69) No tank vehicle shall be filled by a method
referred to in subsection (68) unless the vehicle con-
forms to the applicable requirements of the standard
referred to in subsection (68).
(70) Where a tank vehicle is to be filled by a method
referred to in subsection (68) the operator of the vehicle
shall ensure that the vehicle is connected to a loading
facility such that the automatic overflow protection
system installed on the loading facility will receive and
respond to the signals from the automatic overflow
protection system installed on the vehicle. O. Reg.
937/77, s. 1.
(71) The information required by subsection (8)
shall be stamped or embossed on the certification
plate, including both legend and specific data, and the
plate shall specify the maximum operating pressure for
all the tank vehicle liquid-carrying components.
(72) Pumps, meters and other liquid-carrying com-
ponents installed on tank vehicles shall be designed for
use at the pressures indicated on the tank vehicle cer-
tification plate.
(73) The engaged and the disengaged positions of
the power take off actuation lever shall be clearly and
permanently marked on every tank vehicle unit
manufactured on and after the 1st day of July, 1979.
(74) The owner of every tank vehicle equipped with
the operating mechanism referred to in subsection (IS)
shall ensure that the mechanism is exercised and ser-
viced and is maintained in good operating condi-
tion. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 5 (7).
ABOVE GROUND STORAGE TANKS
6. — (1) This section applies to above ground stor-
age tanks used for storing gasoline and associated
products, including their design, construction, and
siting requirements and the manner of operation
of such tanks and their associated equipment.
(2) This section applies to every bulk-storage tank
other than a bulk-storage tank that was in use on the
1 1th day of June, 1954, in which case the owner of the
tank is exempt from the provisions of subsection (3)
whether the owner,
(a) owned the tank at that date ; or
(b) acquired the tank at any time subsequent to
that date,
but only so long as the tank remains installed in the
same place and position as it was at that date.
(3) Tanks shall be approved and shall meet the
requirements of the specifications approved by the
Minister.
(4) A tank installed above ground shall be sup-
ported on a firm base designed and installed in accor-
dance with good engineering practice, and shall be
protected as necessary from vehicle impact or other
physical damage.
(5) No tank installed above grotind and consisting
of two or more compartments shall be used for any
gasoline or associated product unless the compart-
ments are separated by,
(a) double bulkheads having between them a
drained air space ; or
(b) a flanged single bulkhead so constructed that
any liquid or vapour seeping or leaking
through any seam or joint will escape dir-
ectly to open air and not between com-
partments.
(6) Subject to subsection (7), the outside of every
tank fabricated of any ferrous substance, whether
galvanized or not, shall be thoroughly coated with
rust-resisting material compatible with the substance
of which the tank is fabricated.
(7) Where there is evidence to indicate a higher
degree of corrosion than that provided for in the
design formula used, additional metal thickness or
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protective coatings or linings shall be provided to
compensate for the corrosion loss expected during
the design life of the tank. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 6 (1-7).
(8) All piping associated with a gasoline or
associated products storage tank shall be of American
Petroleum Institute Sj)ecification 5L or equivalent
standard and shall be protected from external
corrosion,
(a) where above ground, by painting, wrapping,
coating or other approved manner; and
(b) where underground, by wrapping, coating
with asphaltic material, galvanizing,
cathodic protection or other approved
and shall be firmly supported and protected when
necessary from vehicle impact or other physical
damage by substantial barriers. O. Reg. 585/72,
s. 10, part.
(9) Where a bulk-storage tank installed above
ground has piping or a fitting connected to it at any
point below the highest level to which the gasoline or
associated product will rise, the piping or fitting shall
be provided with an internal or external steel control
valve located as near as practicable to the shell of the
tank and such valve shall be closed when the plant
operator is absent from the plant. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
380, 8. 6 (9); O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (1).
(10) The valve described in subsection (9) shall be
automatically controlled when located in a bulk plant
that is unattended and in which the loading equipment
is operated by the tank vehicle operators authorized to
use the plant, and bulk plants not so equipped shall be
modified to conform by the 1st day of January,
1982. 0. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (2).
(11) Connections to pipelines through which tank
cars or tank vehicles discharge by means of pumps into
above ground tanks shall be,
(a) provided with check valves for automatic
protection against back flow ; and
(b) designed, installed and maintained to pre-
vent leakage and spillage. RiR.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 6 (10) ; O. Reg. 734/73, s. 4 (1).
(12) Interconnected systems carrying different
classes of products shall be separated, wherever pos-
sible, with steel blinds or locked valves.
(13) The normal operating pressure of a tank shall
not exceed its design pressure.
(14) Every tank shall be vented.
(15) Vent openings shall be of cross-sectional area
sufficient to permit free escape of air and vapour when
the tank is being filled at its maximum intake capacity.
(16) In the case of vents equipped with a weather-
proof hood or a flame arrestor, or both, the effective
opening shall be not less than that of a pipe of two
inches internal diameter.
(17) A tank installed above ground shall,
(a) have vent openings sufficient to permit free
outflow or inflow of air normal to,
(i) filling or emptying operations, and
(ii) temperature changes,
so that neither the shell nor the roof will be
distorted under normal pressures ;
(b) be equipped with,
(i) a weather-proof hood, or
(ii) venting devices that ' normally re-
main closed except when subjected
to pressure or vacuum; and
(c) be fabricated or equipped vnth devices so
that abnormal internal pressures in the tank
that might rupture the shell or bottom will
be relieved.
(18) A battery of tanks containing gasoline or
associated products of the same class may be individu-
ally vented into a common header.
(19) Where a common header is used under subsec-
tion (18),
(a) the common header shall be at least one
pipe size larger than the largest individual
vent pipe connected to it ;
(6) pipe sizes shall be such as to discharge the
vapours freely when the manifolded tanks
are filled simultaneously ; and
(c) no individual vent pipes shall be connected
to the common header at a point lower than
one foot above the top of any fill pipe in the
same sjrstem.
(20) Every common header and every individual
vent pipe not connected into a common header shall,
(a) be provided with a weather-proof hood or a
pressure-vacuum vent ; and
(b) terminate in open air,
(i) not less than seven feet for Class II
products and twelve feet for Class I
products, above general grade level,
(ii) outside buildings, in such a position
that fumes from the vent cannot enter
nor be drawn into any building
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through a window, door or other
opening, including air intakes, or
(iii) when venting Class I product tanks,
located in bulk plants or at railway-
tank car unloading facilities, in a safe
manner and as far as practicable
horizontally from truck loading or
parking facilities, or other likely
sources of ignition ; and
(c) be firmly supported and protected.
(21) In a vertical or horizontal tank, relief of
abnormal internal pressure shall be provided by,
(a) a self-closing manhole cover ;
(b) a manhole cover so constructed that it lifts
when the internal pressure exceeds a pre-
determined amount ; or
(c) a system of emergency relief- valving.
(22) In a vertical tank the relief of abnormal inter-
nal pressure may also be provided by means of a
weakened seam or joint in the roof. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 6 (11-21).
(23) Every bulk-storage tank shall be so located
that,
(a) no part of a tank referred to in column 1 of
Table 1 of this subsection shall be closer to the
dike centre line or to the nearest building or
to the property line than the distances pre-
scribed opposite thereto in columns 2 and 3;
and
(6) any two tanks referred to in column 1 of
Table 2 of this subsection that are installed
above ground shall have clear air space
between them not less than the distance
prescribed opposite thereto in column 2.
Table 1
LOCATION OF BULK-STORAGE TANKS ABOVE GROUND
Item
No.
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Tank Capacity
(gallons)
Minimum Distance
Tank Shell to Centre Line
of Dike
(feet)***
Minimum Distance
Tank Shell to Nearest
Building or to Property
Line
1
Up to 1,000
one-half the tank height*
10**
2
1,001 to 50,000
V /
10
3
50,001 to 100.000
) I
15
4
100,001 to 500,000
I 10 feet or one-half tank )
/ height, whichever is greater. \
30
5
500,001 to 1,000,000
\ /
40
6
over 1.000,000
/ ^
50
*When diking necessary for compliance with clause (26) (b).
**For Class II products may be 3 feet.
***Where the distance required by column 2 exceeds that required by column 3, the column 2 distance
shall prevail.
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Table 2
SPACING BETWEEN BULK-STORAGE TANKS ABOVE GROUND
Item
No.
Column 1
Tanks
Column 2
Minimum Clear Air-Space
Tanks of equal capacity neither
of which exceeds 50,000 gallons.
Tanks of unequal capacity and
only one of which exceeds 50,000
gallons.
Tanks of equal capacity each
exceeding 50,000 gallons.
Tanks of unequal capacity each
exceeding 50.000 gallons.
A tank of any capacity used for
storage of any gasoline or asso-
ciated product, and a tank of
any capacity used for storage
of crude petroleum.
3 feet
One-half the diameter of the
smaller tank but not in any
event less than 3 feet.
One-half the diameter of either
tank.
One-half the diameter of the
smaller tank.
The greater of (a), the distance
prescribed under items 1, 2, 3 or 4;
or (b), the full diameter of the
smaller tank (where the tanks are
of unequal capacity).
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 6 (22); O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6.
(24) Equipment for unloading tank cars may be
located in accordance with good engineering practice
and no set-back from the property line is required.
(25) Subject to subsection 8 (5), no storage tank
shall be,
(a) inside a building, unless the tank is a Class II
or Class III product supply tank ; or
(6) under a building,
s. 6 (24. 25).
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
(26) Where an above-ground bulk-storage tank
is used or is capable of being used for the storage
of Class I products. Class II products or Class III
products, and in the event of an escape of Class I
products. Class II products or Class III products
from the tank, the products are likely to flow
in a manner that would,
(a) create a hazard to public health or safety ;
(b) contaminate any fresh water source or
waterway ;
(c) interfere with the rights of any person;
or
(d) allow entry of product into a sewer
system, or underground stream or drainage
system,
the above-ground bulk-storage tank shall be diked
in accordance with subsections (27), (28) and (29).
O. Reg. 734/73, s. 4 (2), part.
(27) Every dike shall consist of,
(a) natural ground conformation ;
(b) bonded masonry ;
(c) concrete ; or
id) earthwork, conforming to subsection (29).
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 6 (27).
(28) Every dike shall,
(a) be impervious to gasoline or associated
products and designed and maintained
to be liquid tight ;
(b) be of solid, uninterrupted construction with-
out any openings except openings that con-
form to subsection (30); and
(c) have dimensions that will ensure that the
volume of liquid it will contain is equal to,
(i) where the dike contains one tank,
110 per cent of the capacity of the
tank, or
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(ii) where the dike contains more than
one tank, the capacity of the largest
tank plus 10 per cent of the aggre-
gate capacity of all the other tanks,
or 110 per cent of the largest tank,
whichever is greater.
(29) A dike shall,
(a) where it is of earthwork construction,
(i) have a fiat top not less than two
feet wide,
(ii) have a height of not less than two
feet,
(iii) be sloped in such a manner as to
ensure the stability of the dike,
and,
(iv) be protected against erosion; or
(b) where it is of bonded masonry or con-
crete construction, have a minimum height
' of at least twelve inches.
(30) Where it is necessary to pass piping through
or under a dike, the passage shall be designed,
constructed and maintained to prevent the seepage
of gasoline or associated products from the diked
area. O. Reg. 734 /73, s. 4 (2), part.
(31) Except £is permitted by subsection (30), every
pipe traversing a dike shall pass under the dike, at
least three feet below its base, or, where this is not
practicable, the pipe shall pass over the dike.
(32) Combustible materials of any nature, exclu-
sive of walkways, shall be at all times kept cleared
away from,
(a) the space within the dike ;
(b) the sides and top of the dike ;
(c) the area extending under or around an un-
diked above ground tank for a minimum
distance of fifteen feet from the shell of the
tank ; and
(d) dispensing facilities, tank truck loading or
unloading facilities and underground tank
fill pipe and gauge pipe locations for a mini-
mum distance of fifteen feet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 6 (31, 32).
I
(33) Subject to subsections 9 (3) and (S), facilities
shall be provided to permit speedy removal of
accumulated surface water that would reduce the fluid
volume capacity of a dike, and provision shall be made
for such facilities to be locked in the closed position
when not engaged in a supervised draining opera-
tion. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (5).
(34) Where the aggregate capacity of the bulk-
storage tanks at a bulk plant exceeds 120,000 gallons
of products of any class, the plant, or so much thereof
as is occupied by the tanks and diking, shall be so
located that the tanks and diking are entirely sur-
rounded by continuous, strong fencing and gates,
conforming to the specifications set forth in sub-
sections (35) and (36).
(35) The fencing shall,
(«) be not less than six feet high ;
(b) be of firmly meshed metal wire,
(i) of a gauge not smaller than USSMSG
No. 9 for steel, or equivalent strength
for other metals, and
(ii) so fabricated that mesh openings
shall not have sides greater than six
inches ; and
(c) be rigidly supported by substantial posts
securely embedded in the ground at appro-
priate intervals.
(36) There shall be at least two gates, located as
remote from each other as practicable, and each gate
shall,
(a) conform to the requirements of subsection
(35); and
(b) be equipped with such devices as will ensure
that the gate is securely closed when required
by subsection (45). R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 6 (34-36).
(37) Gasoline and associated products shall not be
taken out of a bulk storage tank by any method that
increases the internal pressure within the tank.
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (6).
(38) To reduce the hkehhood of product mixing,
such as gasoline in fuel oil,
(a) plans of storage tank, piping and pumping
layouts shall be available within divisional or
regional offices;
(b) all above ground valves shall be permanently
marked to provide product identification;
(c) all above ground storage tanks shall be per-
manently marked, to identify the product
they contain, on at least two sides, in a size
to ensure easy legibility from at least
fifteen feet or from outside the dike, which-
ever distance is greater ; and
{d) where the content of above ground pipelines
cannot otherwise easily be determined, such
lines shall be marked at reasonable intervals
to provide product identification. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 380, s. 6 (38).
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(39) Markings required under subsection (38),
(a) on tanks, may be of any colour if the colour is
on a contrasting background and does not
conflict with the colours set forth in subsec-
tion 5 (47);
(b) on the sides or ends of tanks, shall be
situated to provide clear identification
both to operating and to fire-fighting
personnel ;
(c) on valves, shall conform to the description
set forth in subsections 5 (47) and (48);
(d) on lines, may be of any colour or shape not in
conflict with subsection 5 (47); and
(e) shall be maintained to be clearly legible
at all times. O. Reg. 155/74, s. 4.
(40) At all times when gasoline or associated prod-
uct is being received, or loaded into conveyances, or
liandled at a bulk plant or delivered from a bulk plant,
.1 person competent to undertake the operation shall
lie in constant immediate attendance at the specific
place where the operation is being controlled, and the
person shall take all possible steps to eliminate spill-
age, and to ensure immediate safe disposal of spilled
product when a spill occurs.
(41) When an operator has reason to believe that
the vent is obstructed, he shall cease transferring
product and shall report the circumstances to the
p)erson having the care and custody of the tank or,
where he is unable to contact that person, he shall
report the circumstances to his supervisor.
(42) Subject to subsection (43), to facilitate early
detection of hidden leaks, the operators of bulk plants
and of other facilities having above ground tanks shall,
(a) ensure the tanks are gauged or dipped at least
once weekly ;
(b) maintain for each tank a permanent record
of gauge or dip readings ;
(c) reconcile gauge or dip readings weekly with
records of receipts and deliveries ; and
(d) retain the records required by clause (b) for
at least two years. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 6 (40-42).
(43) Where the requirements of subsection (42) are
not considered practicable, the owner of such facilities
shall file with the Ministr>- an alternative procedure
that shall not be implemented until it has been
approved by the Director. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 6
(43); O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6 (7).
(44) When a leak is found or suspected in an
above-ground storage tank, the operator or other
person responsible for the tank shall report im-
mediately to the owner of the facility who shall,
(a) take prompt action to stop the leak; and
(b) forward all available details to the Fuels
Safety Branch as soon as is practicable but not
later than twenty-four hours after receiving
the report of the operator or other per-
son. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 4 (2), part; O. Reg.
486/79, s. 6 (8).
(45) Subject to subsection (46), at all times when a
bulk plant that is required to be fenced is not in actual
operation, or is without the attendance of any person
competent to undertake operations, all gates and other
modes of ingress shall be securely closed and locked
and in a bulk plant that is not fenced, all tank valves
or end-of-line valves in the plant shall -be securely fas-
tened in the closed position by locks.
(46) Subsection (45) does not apply to remotely
controlled bulk plants, nor does the locking of valves
required by subsection (45) apply in those plants where
shutting off and locking of the electrical power effec-
tively prevents the withdrawal of product. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 380, s. 6 (45, 46).
(47) Tank vehicle and tank car loading or
unloading facilities shall be separated from above-
ground storage tanks and buildings by a distance
of at least ten feet measured horizontally. O. Reg.
734/73.S. 4 (2), />ar<.
(48) Equipment, including piping, pumps, and
meters, used for the transfer of Class I products be-
tween storage tanks and the loading rack facilities
shall not be used for the transfer of Class 1 1 or Class
III products.
(49) Valves used for the final control when filling
tank vehicles with Class I or Class II products shall
be of the self-closing type and shall be manually held
open except where automatic means are provided
for shutting off the flow when the vehicle is full or
after filling of a preset amount. R.R.O. 1970, R^.
380. s. 6(48,49).
(50) Filling through an ojjen dome into the tank
of tank vehicles or tank cars with a Class I product
or into tank vehicles or tank cars that contained a
Class I product on their previous loading, shall be
through a downspout that terminates near the
bottom of the tank, and that is shaped to minimize
turbulence. O. Reg. 585/72, s. 10, part.
ABOVE GROUND FACILITIES
(51) To ensure compliance with subsections 5 (39)
and (40), every facility where loading of a Class I
product through an open dome of a tank vehicle or
tank car or where loading a Class II product into a
compartment that previously contained a Class I
product may occur, shall be equipped with a bond
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wire electrically connected to the fill stem or pip-
ing. O. Reg. 585/72, s. 10, part; O. Reg. 486/79, s. 6
(9).
(52) The bond wire referred to in subsection (51)
shall be connected to the rails in the case of tank car
facilities.
(53) The bond wire referred to in subsection (51)
shall be capable of being clipped to the bonding clip on
the tank vehicle in the case of tank vehicle facilities.
(54) The owner of an above-ground facility shall
ensure that the installation of the above-ground facility
complies with the installation requirements of this
Regulation. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 4 (3), part.
(55) Where a loading facility is installed after
the 1st day of January, 1978 or where a loading
facility is modified with equipment for the purpose
of filling a tank vehicle by bottom loading or any
other method where the liquid level in the compart-
ment of the vehicle cannot be observed and con-
trolled by the loader, the loading facility shall not
be used in loading a tank vehicle by any method
referred to above unless the installation and equip-
ment is in accordance with the applicable require-
ment of the 1977 edition of Standard PTT-101 hsted
in "Titles of Apphances, Accessory and Component
Standards Authorized for Use in Ontario Under
the Gasoline Handling Act".
(56) No loading facility shall be employed in the
filling of tank vehicles by a method referred to in sub-
section (55) unless the loading facility conforms to the
applicable requirements of the standard referred to in
subsection (55).
(57) Where a tank vehicle is to be filled by a
method referred to in subsection (55), the operator
of the bulk plant shall ensure that no gasoline or
associated product is loaded from the loading
facility to the tank vehicle unless the automatic
overflow protection system installed on the loading
facility will receive and respond to the signals from
the automatic overflow protection system installed
on the vehicle. O. Reg. 937/77, s. 2.
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANKS
7. — ( 1 ) This section applies to underground storage
tanks used for storing gasoline and associated pro-
ducts, including requirements for their design, con-
struction, installation and location and the manner
of the operation of such tanks and their associated
equipment. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 7 (1).
(2) Tanks shall be constructed, tested and marked
in accordance with approved specifications and shall
be approved.
(3) Without prior authority from the Director,
no underground tank consisting of more than
one compartment may be installed. ■■■■
(4) Where a tank is delivered with its shell
damaged it shall be rejected by the owner. O. Reg.
155/74, s. 5, part.
(5) Where a steel tank is delivered with its coating
damaged, the coating may only be repaired with the
approved kit provided in accordance with ULC Stan-
dard S603.1.
(6) All piping associated with gasoline or associated
products underground tanks shall conform to approved
standards or test reports, and shall be firmly supported
and protected by substantial barriers to protect it from
vehicle impact or other physical damage. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 7 (I), part.
(7) Protection from external corrosion shall be
provided for,
(a) above-ground suction piping by paint-
ing, wrapping, coating or other approved
manner ;
(b) underground suction piping by wrapping,
coating with asphaltic material, galvanizing
at least five mils, cathodic protection or
other approved manner ;
(c) all pressure piping installed prior to the 1st
day of May, 1974, in accordance with clause
(b); and
(d) all pressure piping installed on or after
the 1st day of May, 1974 in accordance
with Underwriter's Laboratories of Canada
Standard S603.1. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 5 (1),
part.
(8) All steel underground tanks installed after the
1st day of May, 1974 shall be installed, protected
against corrosion and monitored by the owner in
accordance with the procedures and schedule set forth
in Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada Standard
ULC S603.1 and the tanks shall be tested and bal-
lasted and anchors designed and installed in accord-
ance with paragraph 1 of subsection (39). O. Reg.
155/74, s. 5, part.
(9) Where a tank is installed in accordance with
subsection (8), it shall be so installed that the new tank
and its connected piping and corrosion protection sys-
tem is in permanent physical and electrical isolation
from any other existing underground facilities,
including storage tanks, piping and electrical con-
duits. O. Reg. 155/74, s. 5, paH.
(10) All underground fibreglass reinforced plastic
(FRF) tanks shall be installed in accordance with the
approved installation instructions and subsection
(39). O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (1), part.
(11) Subject to subsection (45), all piping that is
connected to an underground tank shall be connected
on the top of the tank and shall be so installed and
maintained that,
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(a) it is without traps or pockets ;
{b) where it is used with a suction system,
it is sloped toward the tank ; and
(c) where it is used with a submersible system,
it hcis no part below the top of the tank.
(12) A minimum ^lope, towards the tank, of Ut inch
per foot shall be maintained in suction piping and
where necessary the tank depth shall be increased
accordingly. 6. Reg. 734/73, s. 5 (1), part.
(13) Vent piping shall not extend into the tank more
than one inch, except where the vent is equipped with
a vent alarm. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 7 (11).
(14) Vent openings shall be of cross-sectional area
sufficient to permit free escape of air and vapour when
the filling of the connected tank or tanks is being per-
formed at maximum intake capacity. O. Reg. 486/
79, s. 7 (1), part.
(15) In the case of vents equipped with a weather-
proof hood or a flame arrestor, or both, the effective
opening shall be not less than that of a pipe of two
inches internal diameter.
(16) Subject to subsections (17) and (18), every tank
shall be individually vented.
(17) A batter}' of tanks containing gasoline or
associated products of the same class may be individu-
ally vented into a common header. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 7 (13-15).
(18) Where a common header is used under subsec-
tion (17),
(a) the common header shall be at least one pipe
size larger than the largest individual vent
pipe connected to it ;
(b) no individual vent pipes shall be connected
to the common header at a point lower than
one foot above the top of any fill pipe in the
same system; and
(c) to permit segregation of individual lines for
test purposes, the installation shall be so
designed that the unions are above ground
and accessible for testing. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 7 (16); O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (2).
(19) Every common header and ever>' individual
vent pipe not connected into a common header shall,
(a) be provided with a weather-proof hood or a
pressure- vacuum vent ;
(b) terminate in open air,
(i) not less than seven feet for Class II
products, and twelve feet for Class I
products, above general grade level,
(ii) outside buildings, in such a position
that fumes from the vent cannot
enter or be drawn into any building
through a window, door or other
opening, including air intakes, and
(iii) when venting Class I product tanks,
located in bulk plants or at railway
tank car unloading facilities, in a safe
manner and as far as practicable
horizontally from truck loading or
parking facilities, or other likely
sources of ignition ;
(c) be firmly sup(>orted and protected;
{d} be located not less than twenty-five feet
horizontally from the nearest dispensing
pump when venting Class I products; and
(e) not enter a building. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
380, s. 7 (17); O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (3).
(20) The intake end of a fill pipe for an underground
tank shall not be located.
{a) inside any building ; or
(b) at a distance less than five feet measured
horizontally from any door, window, base-
ment opening, or cellar opening, fire-escape
or other mode of exit from a building.
(21) The intake end of a fill pipe for an under-
ground tank shall be equipped with a tight-fitting
cap that shall be kept closed except during filling
operations and, where the fill pipe extends above
ground level, it shall be protected against physical
damage, and where it is below or at ground level,
shall beset in,
(a) a metal box;
(b) a concrete box ; or
(c) a box of metal and concrete construction,
equipped with a cover, and so designed, installed and
maintained that it will not transmit traffic loads to
the tank.
(22) The provisions of subsections (20) and (21)
apply to a gauging pipe where it is separate from the
filling pipe, and when one pipe fulfills both purposes,
subsection (21) applies to both filling and gauging
operations.
(23) Equipment for loading or unloading tank cars
may be located in accordance with good engineering
practice and no setback from the property line is
required. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 7 (18-21).
(24) A storage tank installed,
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(a) underground, shall be,
(i) not less than three feet from a build-
ing or street line,
(ii) not less than two feet from an ad-
jacent tank,
(iii) so located with respect to existing
building foundations and supports
that the loads carried by the foun-
dations or supports could not be
transmitted to the tank, and
(iv) located in relation to a property
line not closer than five feet measured
horizontally from the property line ;
and
(b) underground at any service station or con-
sumer outlet, shall be of a capacity not
greater than 10,000 gallons. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 7(22); O. Reg. 734/73,
s. 5 (2).
(25) Every underground bulk-storage tank shall be
so installed that its top is below the level of any piping
connected to the tank.
(26) An underground tank that is not likely to be
subjected to vehicular traffic shall be so installed that
its top is at least two feet below grade level.
(27) Subject to subsection (28), when an under-
ground tank referred to in subsection (25) is, or is likely
to be, subjected to traffic, the top of the tank shall be
at least three feet below grade level.
(28) In lieu of the depth referred to in subsection
(27), eighteen inches of sand plus six inches of rein-
forced concrete or eighteen inches of sand plus eight
inches of unreinforced concrete may be used.
(29) The concrete slabs referred to in subsection (28)
shall extend at least one foot horizontally beyond the
outline of the tank in all directions. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 7 (23-27).
(30) Where, by reason of solid rock substratum, or
for any other reason acceptable to the Director, it is not
practicable to comply with subsection (26) or (27) a
tank may be so installed that,
(a) at least 75 per cent of its mass is below
ground level; and
(b) the part above ground level is provided with
an earth covering at least two feet thick.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 7 (28); O. Reg.
486/79, s. 7 (4).
(31) With prior authorization from the Director, in
special cases the 75 per cent referred to in clause (30)
(a) may be reduced to 50 per cent, in which case the
two feet referred to in clause (30) (b) shall be increased
to three feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 7 (29);
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (5). , . . , , .
(,i2) To reduce the likelihood of product mixing,
such as gasoline in fuel oil,
(a) plans of storage tank, piping and pumping
layouts at licensed facilities shall be avail-
able within divisional and regional offices;
and
(b) all valves in above ground piping associated
with underground tanks and the fill pipes of
all underground storage tanks shall be per-
manently marked to indicate the product in
each valve and tank. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
380, s. 7 (30).
(33) The markings on valves and fill pipes referred
to in clause (32) (b) shall conform to the requirements
of subsections 5 (47) and (48) and shall be maintained
to be clearly legible at all times. O. Reg. 155/74, s. 5,
part.
(34) At all times when gasoline or associated prod-
uct is being received, or loaded into conveyances, or
handled at a bulk plant or delivered from a bulk plant,
a person competent to undertake the operation shall be
in constant immediate attendance at the specific place
where the operation is being controlled.
(35) The person referred to in subsection (34) shall
take all possible steps to eliminate spillage, and to
ensure immediate safe disposal of spilled product when
a spill occurs.
(36) At all times when an underground bulk plant
that is fenced and is not in actual operation, or is
without the attendance of any person competent to
undertake operations, all gates and other modes of
ingress shall be securely closed and locked and in a
bulk plant that is not fenced, all fill and gauge pipe
caps in the plant shall be securely fastened in the
closed position by locks. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 7 (32-34).
(37) In remotely controlled and in unfenced bulk
plants the electrical power to pumps and controls
shall be shut off and locked when the plant is un-
attended. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 5 (3).
(38) When an operator has reason to believe that
the vent is obstructed, he shall cease transferring
product and shall report the circumstances to the
person having the care and custody of the tank or,
where he is unable to contact that person, he shall
report the circumstances to his supervisor. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 380, s. 7(36).
(39) The installation of underground storage tanks
and lines and dispensing equipment in all new gasoline
and associated product storage and handling outlets,
including marinas, and in all such outlets being exca-
vated for repair or replacement shall conform to the
following requirements:
1. Where a steel tank is to be installed under-
ground,
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(a) it shall be inspected at the time of
installation and where necessary, cor-
rective action shall be taken under
subsections (4) and (5);
(b) corrosion protection shall be provided
in accordance with subsection (7);
(c) the tank shall be carefully lowered into
the excavation by use of lifting lugs
and hooks and, where necessan.-, by
the use of spreader bars, but no chains
or slings shall be used around the tank
and no method of handling shall be
used that might result in damage to the
protective coating of the steel tank;
(d) after the tank has been positioned in
the excavation, and subject to the con-
ditions of clause (/) the tank and the
vent shall each be subjected to a
recorded 5 psig pressure test with air
or nitrogen, and
(i) tank and vent line shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
(ii) where a pressure drop is
recorded, the tank or vent lines,
as the case may be, shall be
inspected to locate every source
of leakage,
(ill) all vent line leaks shall be
repaired and a leaking tank
shall be rejected,
(iv) the pressure tests shall be con-
tinued until the requirements
of subclause (i) have been met,
(v) the owner or his authorized
representative shall certify on
the record of the pressure test
that he has witnessed the pres-
sure test and the records shall
be retained by the owner and
available for inspection, and
(vi) the pressure required in this
clause shall be measured by an
instrument calibrated in incre-
ments not greater than one-
tenth of one pound per square
inch;
(e) the tank shall be set on clean sand not
less than six inches in depth £uid the
tank shall be backfilled with clean
sand that is free of cinders and stones
and that is compacted in not greater
than twelve-inch layers to maximum
density, in a thickness not less than
twelve inches on each side of the tank
and at each end of the tank and above
the tank;
(/) where the tank must be held in place
with a petroleum product while being
pressure tested in accordance with
clause (d), no product shall be placed
in the tank until,
(i) the fill pipe and a vent line
complying with subclause (19)
(6) (i) have been installed in the
tank, and
(ii) all other openings have been
plugged,
and the pressure shall be applied using
nitrogen;
ig) where high water is anticipated, the
tank shall be anchored,
(i) by use of a concrete slab under
the tank and anchor straps,
(ii) by use of ground anchors, or
(iii) by use of a concrete slab above
the tank;
(fc) the concrete slabs referred to in clause
(g) shall be of reinforced concrete and
the size of the slabs shall be determined
on the basis of tank size, ground cover,
water-table elevation and the calcu-
lated up-lift stress of the tank when
empty;
(j) the tank shall not be placed in direct
contact with a concrete slab but shall
be separated from any slab by the use
of a minimum of six inches of sand, or
an inter-layer of composite materials,
as the case may be;
(j) the strength of the anchor straps and
ground anchors referred to in clause (g)
shall be calculated for the stresses indi-
cated in clause (h) and they shall be
installed in such a manner that they do
not interfere with the surface of the
tank and the anchor straps shall not be
tighter than handtight; and
(k) if spillage occurs when a steel tank is
being filled with product in accordance
with clause (/), all soil that has been
contaminated by the spilled product
around any tank shall be replaced and
any damage to the tank coating shall
be repaired.
2. Where an FRP tank is to be installed under-
ground.
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(a) it shall be inspected at the time of
installation and, where necessary, cor-
rective action shall be taken;
{b) the backfill material shall be pea
gravel or washed crushed stone con-
forming to the following requirements.
(i) pea gravel shall be a naturally
rounded aggregate !4 inch in
nominal size and may range in
size from Vh inch to '4 inch and
shall be clean and free flowing,
(ii) crushed stone shall be clean
angular material with a particle
size of not less than Vh inch and
not more than Vi inch diameter;
(c) the tank shall be carefully lowered into
the excavation by use of lifting lugs
and hooks and, where necessary, by
the use of spreader bars, but no chains
or slings shall be used around the tank
and no method of handling shall be
used that might result in damage to the
surface of the tank;
id) after the tank has been positioned in
the excavation, and subject to the con-
ditions of clause (/), the tank and the
vent shall each be subjected to a
recorded 5 psig pressure test with air
or nitrogen, and,
(i) tank and vent line shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
(ii) where a pressure drop is
recorded, the tank or vent lines,
as the case may be, shall be
inspected to locate every source
of leakage,
(iii) all vent line leaks shall be
repaired and a leaking tank
shall be rejected,
(iv) the pressure tests shall be con-
tinued until the requirements of
subclause (i) have been met,
(v) the owner or his authorized
representative shall certify on
the record of the pressure test
that he has witnessed the pres-
sure test and the records shall
be retained by the owner and
made available for inspection,
and
(vi) the pressure required in this
clause shall be measured by an
instrument calibrated in incre-
ments not greater than one-
tenth of one pound per square
inch;
(e) the tank shall be set on not less than 12
inches of pea gravel, or crushed stone
as the case may be, and in accordance
with the approved installation
instructions;
(J) where the tank must be held in place
with a petroleum product while being
pressure tested in accordance with
clause id), no product shall be placed
in the tank until,
(i) the fill pipe and a vent line
complying with subclause (19)
(b) (i) have been installed in the
tank, and
(ii) all other openings have been
plugged,
and the level of the product in the tank
shall not vary from the level of the
backfill by more than 24 inches, and
the pressure shall be applied using nit-
rogen;
(g) where high water is anticipated, the
tank shall be anchored,
(i) by use of a concrete slab under
the tank and anchor straps,
(ii) by use of ground anchors, or
(iii) by use of a concrete slab on top
of the tank;
(h) the concrete slabs referred to in clause
(g) shall be of reinforced concrete and
the size of the slabs shall be determined
on the basis of tank size, ground cover,
water-table elevation and the calcu-
lated up-lift stress of the tank when
empty;
(i) the tank shall not be placed in direct
contact with a concrete slab but shall
be separated from any slab by at least
12 inches of bedding material;
ij ) the strength of the anchor straps and
ground anchors referred to in clause
(g) shall be calculated for the stresses
indicated in clause (h) and they shall
be installed in such a manner that
they do not interfere with the surface
of the tank and the anchor straps shall
not be tighter than handtight; and
(k) if spillage occurs when an FRP tank is
being filled with product in accord-
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ance with clause (/), all soil that has
been contaminated by the spilled
product around any tank shall be
replaced.
3. Underground steel lines connected to a tank,
(a) shall be fabricated of new, approved
pipe;
(fc) shall be installed with at least 150-
pound standard screwed, or schedule
40 welded, fittings;
(c) shall have all unions of the ground-
joint type;
(d) shall have swing joints or approved
underground flexible connectors
installed in all piping at the tank except
piping that terminates at or above
grade at a point that is vertically above
its point of connection to the tank, and
threaded 45° elbows shall not be used
in swing joints;
(e) shall not contain close nipples or right
and left hand threaded couplings or
street elbows;
(/) shall have all threaded connections
made with approved connectors and
approved pipe sealing compound, and
have all welded connections made by
certified welders;
(g) shall, where the lines pass through
concrete, be protected from longitudi-
nal stress by pipe sleeves, swing joints
or other means;
(h) where made of galvanized pipe shall
not have welded joints;
(i) shall be installed in a manner and at a
depth to ensure that the underground
lines are protected against expansion,
contraction, vibration, settling aiid
stresses from vehicular traffic;
(J) shall be bedded on six inches of clean
sand and shall be supported through-
out their length in a manner that will
not cause damage to the lines;
(k) before being connected to the tank
shall be pressure tested with air, or
hydraulically, to at least 50 psig or one
and one-half times the maximum
operating pressure, whichever is the
greater, but no pressure test performed
with air shall exceed 100 psig, and
where tested,
(i) with air, the lines shall be
soaped and shall retain the
pressure for a minimum of two
hours after the source of pres-
sure has been removed,
(ii) with fluid, the lines shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
and
(iii) the pressure shall be measured
by an instrument calibrated in
increments not greater than
one-half of one pound per
square inch;
(/) shall be protected in accordance with
subsection (7);
(w) that have been pressure tested and
proven tight shall be backfilled with at
least six inches of clean sand and the
backfilling shall be compacted in
layers not greater than six inches; and
(n) shall have the test record sheets for
the test in clause (k) certified by the
owner or his authorized representa-
tive that the lines have been proven
tight and the records shall be retained
by the owner for a period of two years
from the date of the test and shall be
available for inspection.
4. Underground FRP pipe connected to a tank,
(a) shall be fabricated of new approved
pipe and fittings;
0) shall be installed only by trained per-
sonnel supervised by persons in-
structed by the pipe manufacturer;
(c) shall be installed in accordance with
the manufacturer's approved installa-
tion instructions and this Regulation;
(d) having steel components shall have all
exposed steel protected from corrosion
by wrapping and coating with materi-
als accepted for the purpose;
(e) shall have approved underground
flexible connectors with non-corro-
sive, swivel-type end connections for
connecting to the tank except for pip-
ing terminating at or above grade
directly above its point of connection
lo the tank;
(f) where the lines pass through concrete,
shall be protected from longitudinal
stress by pipe sleeves, swing joints or
other means;
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(g) shall be installed in a manner and at a
depth to ensure that the underground
lines are protected against expansion,
contraction, vibration, settling and
stresses from vehicular traffic;
(h) shall be bedded on at least six inches of
pea gravel, or washed crushed stone,
and shall be so bedded that it is contin-
ously supported throughout its length;
(i) before being connected to the under-
ground tank shall be pressure tested
1 . with air, or hydraulically , to at least 50
psig or one and one-half times the
maximum operating pressure,
whichever is the greater, but no pres-
sure test performed with air shall
exceed 100 psig, and where tested,
(i) with air, the lines shall be
soaped and shall retain the
pressure for a minimum of two
' ■ hours after the source of pres-
sure has been removed,
(ii) with fluid, the lines shall retain
the pressure for a minimum of
two hours after the source of
pressure has been removed,
and
(iii) the pressure shall be meeisured
by an instrument calibrated in
increments not greater than
one-half of one pound per
square inch;
(j) that have been pressure tested and
proven tight shall be backfilled to
grade with the material detailed in
clause (h); and
(,k) shall have the test record sheets for
the test in clause (i) certified by the
owner or his authorized representa-
tive that the lines have been proven
tight and the records shall be retained
by the owner for a period of two years
from the date of the test and shall be
available for inspection.
5. Where an underground steel line or an under-
ground FRP line connected to a tank contains
a Class I product and is pressure tested hyd-
raulically, all safety precautions required by
this Regulation for Class I flammable liquids
shall be observed.
6. To ensure that the final connections are tight,
after,
(a) a tank has been tested in accordance
with clause (d) of paragraph 1 or 2, as
applicable;
(b) the underground lines have been
tested in accordance with clause (k) of
paragraph 3 or clause (i) of paragraph
4; and
(c) the final connections have been made
to the tank,
the entire system shall be subjected to a fifteen
minute 5 psig test using an instrument of the
type referred to in subclause (d) (vi) of para-
graph 1 and by using soap, oil or other
acceptable liquid on the final connections.
7. Where a submerged pump is used, it shall be
so controlled that the pressure created does
not exceed the safe working pressure for any
component of the piping system and the pip-
ing system shall be tested in accordance with
clause (k) of paragraph 3, and equipped with
a safety valve.
8. Where a safety valve is required, an approved
safety valve having a 160°F. maximum
fusible link shall be used and no shear point
of the safety valve shall be set,
(a) higher than; or
(6) more than one inch below,
the base of the dispenser.
9. The owner of a safety valve referred to in
paragraph 8 shall ensure that the safety valve
is serviced at least once every twelve months
and is maintained in good operating condi-
tion.
10. Where a dispenser is connected to a line
supplied by a submerged pump the connec-
tion shall be by rigid pipe and fittings and a
slip joint connection shall not be used.
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (6).
(40) Where a dispenser is connected to a line
supplied by a submerged pump, a leak detector system
acceptable to the Director shall be installed in all new
installations and in those installations being excavated
for modification or repair of leaking or damaged pres-
sure piping.
(41) A leak detector system shall be tested at least
once each twelve months and maintained in good
operating condition. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 7 (7).
(42) The owner of underground facilities shall be
responsible for the inspection of the installation of the
underground facilities and for taking all precautions
reasonable in the circumstances to ensure that the
installation requirements of this Regulation are met.
(43) The owner of a marina shall ensure that every
gasoline dispensing facility is firmly installed on shore,
or on a strong dock, wharf or pier. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 7 (38, 39).
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(44) Where practicable, the provisions of subsection
(11) regarding connected piping shall apply and where
compliance with subsection (1 1) is not practicable, and
the tank must be located at an elevation above the
dispensing unit, there shall be installed in the line at or
near the exit from the tank a suitable check valve that
will prevent s\-phoning or pressure action from the
tank in the event of line rupture. O. Reg. 585/72, s.
11 (5).
(45) At a marina, no Class I or Class II product
storage tank shall be located closer than fifteen feet
horizontally from the normal annual high-water mark
and all such tanks shall be anchored to prevent dis-
lodgement in the event of flood conditions, and dis-
pensing nozzles shall be of the type identified in clause
8 (20) (a) or (6) without the latch-open device and shall
be approved.
(46) Pipe lines attached to piers, wharves or docks
shall be protected from damage and shall be provided
with an easily accessible valve to shut off fuel supply at
or within six feet of the approach to the pier, wharf or
dock. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 7 (41, 42).
(47) Tank truck and tank car loading and unloading
facilities associated with underground tanks shall
conform to the requirements of subsections 6 (47), (48),
(49), (50), (51), (52), (53), (55) and (56).
(48) Where a tank vehicle is to be filled by
bottom loading or any method where the liquid
level in the compartment cannot be observed and
controlled directly by the loader, the operator of
the bulk plant shall ensure that no gasoline or
associated product is loaded from the loading
facility to the tank vehicle unless the automatic
overflow protection system installed on the loading
facility will receive and respond to the signals from
the automatic overflow protection system installed
on the vehicle. O. Reg. 937/77. s. 3.
OPERATING PROCEDURES
8. — (1) This section applies to the operations of a
service station, marina or consumer outlet, and to a
bulk plant where applicable. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 8(1).
(2) Each service station storage capacity shall be
restricted to,
(a) not more than 50,000 gallons of Class I pro-
ducts; and
(b) not more than 20,000 gallons of Class II pro-
ducts.
(3) No more than forty-five gallons of a Class I pro-
duct and 250 gallons of Class II product may be stored
above ground at a service station. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8
(1), part.
(4) Subject to subsection (3), where a Class I prod-
uct is stored above ground at a service station, it shall.
(a) be contained in approved containers or in
containers that comply with subsection (6);
(6) be located in an area remote from sources
of ignition ; and
(c) be protected from physical damage. O. R^.
734/73. s. 6(1).
(5) Notwithstanding subsection 6 (25), Class III
products may be stored and dispensed inside a build-
ing from tanks of not more than 500 gallons individual
capacity and not more than 2,000 gallons aggregate
capacity if the fill and vent pipes are located outside
the building in accordance with subsections 7(19), (20)
and (21), and marked in accordance with subsection 7
(i2).
(6) All packaged gasoline and associated products
stored above ground shall be stored in closed metal
containers or other approved containers distinctly
marked with the common name of the container con-
tents, such as "gasoline", "kerosene" or'"diesel fuel",
as the case may be.
(7) No sale or purchase of any Class I, Class II or
Class III product shall be made,
(a) if prepackaged, in other than containers that
are clearly marked with the name of the
product they contain and are sealed, in an
acceptable leak-proof manner ; and
(b) in transportable containers unless,
(i) the containers are clearly marked
with the name of the product dis-
pensed into the container,
(ii) the transportable container complies
with subsection 5 (2), and
(iii) the containers are securely closed to
prevent leaks or spills.
(8) Every container at a service station shall be
kept tightly closed when disconnected from the
pumping apparatus and a standard drum or other
metal container that is equipped with a pump shall
be deemed to be closed only when the connection
between the pump and the container is of a vapour-
tight type.
(9) At a service station, marina or consumer outlet,
no Class I products shall be stored, dispensed or
transferred within a building, other than a building
that has been designed, and accepted by the local fire
prevention authority, as a Class I products storage
facility.
(10) Subsections (3), (8) and (9) also apply to the
storage and movement of empty containers.
(11) No Class I product shall be dispensed from a
container having a capacity of less than fifty gallons
but more than ten gallons except by use of a barrel
pump having a vapour-tight seal.
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(12) Without the use of moveable, completely
enclosed pumping equipment acceptable to the
Minister, no person shall dispense or transfer a Class
I product, or knowingly allow a Class I product to be
dispensed or transferred, inside a building at a service
station, marina or consumer outlet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. .8(4-11).
(13) No person shall fill a portable container,
(a) beyond its nominal capacity; or
(b) while the container is in a vehicle. O. Reg.
486/79, s. 8(1), part.
(14) Where used or waste oil is collected,
, (a) in a tank,
(i) the tank shall be installed under-
ground outside the building,
(ii) the fill pipe shall be tightly capped
at all times when not in actual use,
!o n -•**.; • ,^ and fill pipes connected after the
2nd day of February, 1970 shall
be located outside the building.
(iii) the tank shall be vented to outside air
in accordance with subsection 7 (19),
and
(iv) the fill pipe and the pipe through
which the used or waste oil is removed
shall be installed and protected in
accordance with subsections 7 (20)
and (21); or
(b) in a container other than an underground
tank, the requirements of this Regulation
governing Class I products apply to the
handling of the used or waste oil and to the
container. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 8(13);0. Reg. 734/73,3.6(2).
(15) Notwithstanding subclauses (14) (a) (ii) and
(iv), where the used or waste oil is being collected in a
building where Class I products are not being handled
and where repair work involving sources of ignition is
not being conducted, the fill pipe may be located inside
the building if it is provided with means acceptable to
the Director to prevent emission of petroleum vapours
from the fill pipe inlet. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8 (2).
(16) All waste tank fill pipes shall be equipped with
a tight fitting cover. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 8
(14).
(17) Fixed dispensing equipment within the prem-
ises of a service station or other gasoline or associated
products outlet shall be installed,
(a) at a distance of at least ten feet from the limit
of any highway as defined in the Highway
Traffic Act;
(b) at a distance of at least ten feet from
any property line ;
(c) at a distance of at least twenty-five feet from
any open flame or any tank, pump, dispensing
operation or filling point for propane or any
material so hot as to be likely to cause ignition
of Class I or Class II product vapours;
(d) on a pump island in a service station,
consumer outlet or bulk plant and on a firm
base in a marina ; and
(e) a minimum distance of fifteen feet from
any opening into a building,
but shall not be installed within any wholly enclosed
part of a building. O. Reg. 585/72, s. 12 (1); O. Reg.
486/79, s. 8 (3).
(18) Gasoline and associated products shall be
transferred from the tanks or containers in which they
are stored to the dispensing equipment only by means
of pumping.
(19) Every electrically-operated pump shall have an
easily accessible remote control switch. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 380, s. 8 (16, 17).
(20) Every hose through which a Class I or Class
II product is dispensed other than a hose through
which the product is dispensed manually shall be
equipped with a valved nozzle of non-magnetic
material so constructed that the valve,
(a) can be kept open only by manual pressure
and closes automatically immediately the
manual pressure is released ; or
(6) has a latch-open device as an integral part
of the assembly and automatically shuts
off when,
(i) the gasoline tank is filled,
(ii) the valved nozzle falls from the filling
neck of the vehicle tank, or
(iii) the valved nozzle is subject to
rough usage,
and the valved nozzle having such latch-open device
shall be of a type tested and certified by a designated
testing agency as conforming to an approved specifi-
cation. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 8 (18); O. Reg.
734/73,s. 6(3).
(2 1) The provisions of subsection (20) do not apply
to tank truck and similar hoses that are equipped for
making tight connections. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 8 (19).
(22) Every nozzle of the type referred to in clause
(20) (b), when required to be serviced or repaired, shall
be serviced or repaired in accordance with the Under-
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writers' Laboratories of Canada program and shall
bear the Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada
Rebuilt Label attesting to satisfactory compliance
therewith. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 6 (4), part.
(23) Every hose through which a Class I or Class 11
product is dispensed at a service station or consumer
outlet shall be restricted to a maximum length of fif-
teen usable feet unless retracting mechanism is used, in
which case the mjiximum hose length shall not exceed
twenty usable feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 8 {22).
(24) At a service station or consumer outlet, no per-
son shall dispense gasoline or an associated product to
the fuel tank of a motor vehicle while the engine of the
motor vehicle is running. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8 (4).
(25) Where a diesel fuel dispenser is more than
twenty-five feet from a gasoline dispenser, the restric-
tion of subsection (24) does not apply to the dispensing
of diesel fuel. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8 (5).
(26) Subject to subsection (27), no Class I or Class II
product shall be dispensed to the fuel tank of a motor
vehicle while any part of the motor vehicle or of any
vehicle attached to it is on a highway.
(27) Subsection (26) does not apply to dispensing a
quantity of Class I or Class II products, not exceeding
five gallons, from a portable container to a motor
vehicle immobilized on a highway by reason of lacking
sufficient fuel to enable it to proceed to a service
station. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 8 (25, 26).
(28) No person shall dispense a Class I or Class II
product at a service station or other gasoline or
associated products outlet unless he is a competent
trained employee authorized by the operator or owner
of the station or outlet, and the operator or owner shall
ensure that the employee remains in constant atten-
dance at the ^notor vehicle when dispensing is being
performed with an automatic nozzle.
(29) Subsection (28) does not apply to the dispensing
of Class I or Class II product at a service station or
other gasoline and associated products outlet approved
for self-service.
(30) No person shall offer for sale or sell a portable
container or portable fuel tank for gasoline or naphtha
unless the container is approved.
(31) No person shall offer for filling, or fill, a con-
tainer for gasoline or naphtha at a service station,
marina or other gasoline or associated products outlet
unless the container is in safe condition and is,
(i) an approved metal or plastic portable con-
tainer bearing the label of ULC or of CSA, or
(ii) a portable fuel tank for marine use, or
(iii) a jerrican bearing the embossed certification
marking "CTC-5L", "BTC-5L", "ICC-5L"or
"DOT-5L", or
(iv) a drum bearing the embossed certification
marking "CTC", "BTC", "ICC" or "DOT"
followed by "5", "5 A", "5B", "5C" or
"5M". O. Reg. 486/79, s. 8 (6).
{52) The special sample containers used in the
taking of test samples by an authorized representative
of the Government of Canada or of Ontario, by the
wholesaler who supplied the product to the service
station, or by an analytical chemist whose expert
opinion is required with respect to the product,
shall be deemed to meet the requirements of this
Regulation. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380. s. 8 (31).
(33) Dispensing of Class I products or Class II
products at a gasoline or associated products outlet
shall be through approved dispensing equipment.
O. Reg. 734/73, s. 6 (4), part.
(34) To facilitate the early detection of an under-
ground leak the operator of a service station or other
facility having an underground tank shall,
(a) ensure that the tank in other than a bulk
plant is gauged or dipped, including a water
dip, at least daily, except Sunday for a
facility closed on that day ;
(6) ensure that the tank in a bulk plant is
gauged or dipped, including a water dip,
at least weekly ;
(c) maintain a record for each tank to provide
a f)ermanent record of gauge, dip and water
dip readings ;
(d) reconcile gauge or dip readings daily in
other than bulk plants with meter readings;
(e) reconcile gauge or dip readings weekly in
bulk plants with receipt and issue records ;
{f) when the reconciliation required by clauses
(rf) and (e) shows a possible product loss or
when the water dip exceeds two inches,
report immediately to the owner of the facil-
ity; and
{g) retain all gauge, dip and water dip records
for at least two years. O. Reg. 585/72,
s. 12 (2).
(35) When a leak is suspected, or when the Director
so requests, the owner of underground tanks or lines
shall,
(a) arrange for recorded pressure tests with
readings four hours and twelve hours from
commencement, on underground tanks
and piping at pressures of,
(i) 5 psig maximum for uncovered
tanks,
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(ii) not less than 5 psig and not more
than ISpsig for covered tanks, and
(iii) a maximum of 50 psig or one and
one-half times the operating
I pressure, whichever is greater, but
not more than 100 psig, for piping;
(b) when applying pressures in accordance
; with clause (a), take appropriate measures
to guard against the hazards that may
be associated with pressure testing where
explosive mixtures of gasoline and air
may be present ;
(c) ensure that all lines are disconnected at
the tank prior to application of the line
pressure test ;
(d) ensure that no pressure test is performed with
product in the tank;
(e) where after completion of the pressure tests
there is doubt as to whether or not there is a
leak, arrange to uncover sufficient surface of
the tank or line to permit visual inspection
thereof;
(J) arrange for immediate repair or replacement
of leaking systems;
(g) take all steps reasonable in the circumstances
to recover escaped product and to remove
product-contaminated soil before installing a
replacement tank or backfilling a repaired
line;
(It) report all leaks to the nearest inspector or fire
prevention authority as soon as is practicable
but no later than twenty-four hours after dis-
covery of the leak; and
(i) ensure that the pressure gauges used in the
tests required by this subsection are calib-
rated in increments not greater than,
(i) one-tenth of one pound per square
inch for the tank test, and
(ii) one-half of one pound per square
! inch for the line pressure tests.
O. Reg. 734/73, s. 6 {4), part; O. Reg. 486/79,
s. 8(7).
(36) The owner or his authorized representative
shall certify on the record that he has witnessed all
tests and repairs required by subsection (35) and the
records shall be retained by the owner for a period of
two years from the date of the test and shall be avail-
able for inspection.
(37) Where a leak is suspected or where the Director
so requests, the owner of above ground tanks or lines
shall make the facilities available to test the tanks or
lines in a manner acceptable to the Director.
(38) Where monitoring in accordance with subsec-
tion 7 (8) indicates inadequate protection against cor-
rosion, immediate corrective measures shall be taken
by the owner. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 6 (5).
(39) At locations where both attended and self-ser-
vice facilities are to be operated, no attended island
shall be located between the console and any self-serve
island.
(40) The console operator's position shall be sepa-
rated from any accommodation provided for the mer-
chandising of commodities other than gasoline or
associated products.
(41) Control equipment for self-serve dispensers
shall be of the console type, and
(a) shall be so interconnected with the dispensing
equipment that no delivery of product can be
effected until the console operator has set the
console controls for each delivery after the
customer has arrived at the dispenser;
(b) shall be equipped with an easily reached
single action control that can shut off all dis-
pensers simultaneously in event of an
emergency;
(c) shall be so located that the console operator
has an unobstructed view of all dispensers,
and can observe the dispensing nozzles
regardless of their use position either directly
or by use of permanently installed mirrors;
and
(d) shall be located not more than sixty feet from
the console and in such a manner that the
angle of vision through which the console
operator must keep surveillance shall not
exceed 140 degrees.
(42) At each self-serve location, there shall be
installed a means of two-way communication between
the console operator and each dispenser location.
(43) Certified nozzles, without coil retention springs
and latch open devices, shall be used and no inanimate
object shall be used to hold the nozzle open.
(44) At each self-serve dispenser there shall be
prominently displayed a legible sign, approximately
7!4 inches by 3 54 inches, bearing the following warn-
ing:
WARNING: TO AVOID SPILLAGE EASE UP
ON THE NOZZLE TRIGGER
WHEN FILLING THE TOP POR-
TION OF THE TANK,
and the sign shall be colored "Traffic Sign Black" on a
"Safety Yellow" background.
(45) Signs shall be posted at each self-serve station
directing all high outline vehicles that could interrupt
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the line of vision of a console operator to refuel only on
the outside of the island farthest from the kiosk.
(46) At a self-serve station, the number of hoses to
be controlled simultaneously by one console operator
shall not exceed twelve and where additional hoses are
required there shall be a separate console and operator
for each additional twelve or fewer hoses.
(47) At a self-serve station, the console operator
shall,
(a) remain in constant and immediate attendance
at the console while the self-serve equipment
is in operation, and shall have no function
other than the control of the self-serve opera-
tion;
(b) be a competent trained employee of the station
operator and shall be instructed in the recog-
nition of hazards and how to react in
emergency situations;
(c) ensure compliance with clause (13) (b) and
subsections (24) and (31) of this section and
subsection 9 (2); and
(d) in the event of a spill or fire, use the master
control to shut off all dispensers until the
emergency situation has been rectified.
(48) The owner of a self-serve facility shall,
(a) provide for each console operator a manual
that sets forth the company policy on self-
serve operation, including,
(i) safety requirements,
(ii) preventive maintenance,
(iii) fire prevention and spill prevention,
and
(iv) emergency procedures; and
(ft) provide the Director with a reference copy of
the manual referred to in clause (a).
(49) Where dispensing equipment for refuelling of
vehicles is connected to an above ground tank there
shall be,
(a) on each dispensing system, a positive
automatically operated valve to close down
the system when the dispenser is not being
operated; and
(ft) at the dispenser, a valve conforming to para-
graph 8 of subsection 7 (39). O. Reg. 486/
79, s. 8 (8).
FIRE AND OTHER SAFETY PRECAUTIONS
9. — (1) This section applies to the prevention of
fire and to other hazards that may be associated with
the handling of gasoline and associated products and
to the related equipment.
(2) At bulk plants, service stations, marinas and
consumer outlets,
(a) a person dispensing gasoline or associated
products,
(i) shall take all precautions necessary
to prevent overflow or spillage of the
product being dispensed,
(ii) shall not knowingly overfill the fuel
system after the automatic nozzle
shuts off,
(iii) shall not draw, or pour, Class I or
Class II products from any dis-
pensing equipment in proximity to
fire or flame or any item referred to
in clause (ft) or any material so hot as
to be likely to cause ignition of Class I
or Class II product vapour, and
(iv) in the event of spillage, as indicated in
subclause (i), shall immediately apply
an absorbent to the spilled product;
and
(ft) no person shall have in his possession within
ten feet of the dispensing location any,
(i) lighted match,
(ii) lighted lighter,
(iii) lighted pipe,
(iv) lighted cigar, or
(v) lighted cigarette.
(3) The owners and the operators of bulk plants,
service stations, marinas and consumer outlets, and
of transportation facilities for gasoline and associated
products shall take every possible precaution to ensure
that Class I, Class II or Class III products do not
escape from storage, distribution or dispensing
facilities in such a manner as,
(a) to create a hazard to public health or
safety ;
(ft) to contaminate any fresh water source or
waterway ;
(c) to interfere with the rights of any person;
or
(d) to allow entry of product into a sewer system
or underground stream or drainage system.
(4) Adequate, properly vented traps or similar
apparatus shall be furnished at any premises at which
a violation of subsection (3) could otherwise occur.
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(5) No person shall discard any Class I, Class II
or Class III product except in properly vented traps
or similar safe disposal facilities. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 9 (1-5).
(6) In the event of the escape of any product in the
manner described in clauses (3) (a), {b), (c) or (d), or
subsection 5 (67), the operator, owner or owner's
authorized representative, as the case may be, shall
take immediate corrective action and shall notify the
nearest inspector as soon as possible and in no case
more than twenty-four hours after the loss or spil-
lage. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 7 (1), part.
(7) In the event of the escape of any product
from a tank vehicle, tank, piping or any other
container used for the handling or storage of
gasoline or an associated product, the owner or
operator, as the case may be, shall immediately
take the necessary action to recover and safely
dispose of as much as possible of the escaped product,
including any of the product that is temporarily
confined within a dike or other containment.
O.Reg. 155/74, s. 7 (1).
(8) At every service station and consumer outlet
there shall be on each pump island or at each dispens-
ing position at least one sign,
(a) not smaller than SVz inches by 1 1 inches; and
{b) bearing either,
(i) the words "No Smoking Within 10
Feet — Turn Ignition Off While Being
Refuelled" in letters not less than one
inch in height, or
(ii) the international "No Smoking —
Ignition Off symbol signs, using
symbols at least four inches in diame-
ter as shown in the Appendix.
(9) The signs referred to in subsection (8) shall be
coloured,
(a) for the purpose of subclause (8) ih) (i), in
black on yellow background, the colours to
I conform to the standard colours "Safety
Yellow" and "Traffic Sign Black"; and
(b) for the purpose of subclause (8) (b) (ii), in red
and black on a white background, the col-
ours to conform to the standard "Traffic Sign
Black" and "Traffic Sign Red",
and shall be so located that they are visible to all drivers
as they approach the pump island or dispensing posi-
tion. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9(1).
(10) Where a kiosk is placed within eighteen inches
horizontally from the exterior casing of any dispensing
equipment, the kiosk shall be approved for a Class I,
Division I location as set out in the Ontario Electrical
Safety Code made under the Power Corporation Act.
(II) Where a kiosk is placed more than eighteen
inches and up to twenty feet horizontally from the
exterior casing of any dispensing equipment, the kiosk
shall be approved for a Class I, Division II location as
set out in the Ontario Electrical Safety Code made
under the Power Corporation Act.
(O) A kiosk shall be designated as a no smoking
area when it is located within ten feet of any dispens-
ing location.
(13) No kiosk doorway shall be located within ten
feet of any dispensing equipment it faces.
(14) Where any part of a heating, cooling, operating
or other appliance or device is installed in a kiosk, the
appliance or device and any electrical connections
shall be approved for a Class I, Division I location
where installed less than four feet from the floor in a
kiosk described in subsection (10) and for a Class I,
Division II location where installed less than eighteen
inches from the floor in a kiosk described in subsection
(11). O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9 (2).
(15) Subject to the Occupational Health and Safety
Act and the regulations thereunder, insofar as they
apply to industrial processing installations, no fixed
dispensing equipment for any Class I or Class II prod-
uct shall be installed within the confines of any wholly
enclosed building.
(16) Class I products shall not be offered for sale,
sold or used for cleaning or solvent purposes. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 380, s. 9 (8, 9).
(17) Regardless of location, underground storage
tanks for gasoline and associated products that are not
in use shall be handled as follows:
1 . If the disuse is temporary and will not exceed
180 days, the owner of the tank or tanks
shall,
(a) notify the chief inspector;
(b) arrange for monthly gauging of each
tank and maintain a record of such
gauge readings, and hold the record
available for inspection by the Minis-
try; and
(c) keep locked, when not in use, all fill
pipe and gauge pipe covers, dis-
pensing facilities and pwwer controls.
2. If the disuse is temporary and will exceed
180 days, the owner of the tank or tanks
shall,
(a) notify the chief inspector;
(b) empty Class I content tanks and all
connected piping and dispensing
facilities of all Class I product and,
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(i) refill the tanks, piping and dis-
pensing facilities with a Class
II product, or
(ii) insert dry ice into the tank at
the ratio of two pounds for
each 100 gallons of tank
capacity to ensure the removal
of the hazard of an explosion or
fire;
(c) if Cljiss II product is used as referred
to in subclause (ft) (i), arrange for
monthly gauging of each tank and
maintain a record of such gauge
readings, and keep the record avail-
able for inspection by the Ministry;
and
(d) after complying with subclause (6) (i)
or (ii) ensure that fill pipe and gauge
pipe covers, dispensing facilities and
power controls are kept locked.
3. When a tank is reactivated for use for the
storage of gasoline or associated products
after a period of not having been used for
that purpose, the owner of the tank shall
immediately notify the Director that the
tank has been reactivated.
4. If the disuse has exceeded twelve months the
owner shall test the tank and lines in accord-
ance with subsection 8 (35) before the tank is
reused.
5. The owner of the tank or his authorized
representative shall certify on the record
that he has witnessed all tests and repairs
required by this section and the records
shall be retained by the owner for a period
of two years from the date of the test
and shjill be available for inspection.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380. s. 9 (10); O. Reg.
734/73,s. 7(2).
(18) When it is known that an underground tank
will not again be used, or where an underground tank
has been out of use for five years, whichever comes
first, the owner of the tank shall,
(a) remove any product from the tank and con-
nected piping and dispensing equipment;
(b) remove the tank from the ground, and
(i) remove the piping from the ground;
or
(ii) purge the piping of flammable va-
pours and products and permanently
seal the ends of the piping by
capping or plugging;
(c) if the soil around and under the tank is con-
taminated with product, remove such con-
taminated soil and product ;
{d) fill the cavities to grade level with clean
permanent fill ; and
(e) notify the chief inspector. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 9 (11); O. Reg. 734/73, s. 7 (3).
(19) Before disposing of a tank that is not to be
reused, the owner of the tank shall render the tank
gas-free and shall cut sufficient openings in the tank to
render it unfit for further use. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
380, s. 9 (12).
(20) Immediately upon removal from the excava-
tion, an excavated tank shall be made gas- free and care
shall be taken not to spill product or sludge from the
tank and to recover any product or sludge that may be
spilled, and no excavated tank shall be used again
underground for the storage of gasoline or associated
products. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9 (3).
(21) Notwithstanding subsection (17), operators of
underground storage facilities that are operated on a
seasonal basis shall,
(a) at the close of each season of operation,
(i) dip each tank, maintain a record of
such dips and hold the dip record
available, and
(ii) securely fasten all fill pij)e and gauge
pipe covers, dispensing facilities and
power controls ;
(6) prior to the start of an operating season dip
each tank and reconcile the readings thereof
with the dip readings recorded in subclause
(a) (i); and
(c) if the reconcilation referred to in clause {b)
reflects a loss of product or water intrusion,
take immediate action to determine and cor-
rect the cause of the loss or intrusion.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 9 (14).
(22) Where an above ground bulk storage tank is
taken out of use for a period not exceeding 180 days the
owner shall,
(a) block the flow in the piping in such a manner
as to isolate the disused tank or close and
permanently lock the necessary valving to
achieve such isolation;
(b) arrange for monthly gauging of the tank and
maintain a record of such gauge readings
available for inspection; and
(c) before reuse, inspect the tank and perform
any necessar>- tests to ensure the tank is in sjife
condition for use. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9 (4).
(23) Where the disuse referred to in subsection (22)
is to be permanent or cannot be certified to be for less
than 180 days, the owner or his representative shall.
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(a) empty the tank and all connected piping of
fluid content and make the tank and con-
nected piping vapour-free ; and
(b) delete the tank marking and substitute the
word "EMPTY ". R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 380,
s. 9(16).
(24) Where a property having gasoline or associ-
ated products storage tanks is sold or leased,
the owner of the property shall inform the pur-
chaser or lessee of the existence of the tank or
tanks and shall provide proof to the purchaser or
lessee that the tank or tanks comply with the
provisions of subsection (17), (18), (20) or (22), as the
case may be. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 7 (5), part.
(25) At every service station or marina there shall be
fire-extinguishing apparatus, comprising at least two
extinguishers,
(a) suitable for extinguishing gasoline or asso-
ciated product fires ;
(b) so located as to be readily accessible from
every part of the service station or marina ;
(c) maintained at all times in efficient fire-
fighting condition ; and
(d) having an effective total rating equivalent
to at least 20-B, C. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 9(18).
(26) No fire fighting equipment other than portable,
self-contained approved fire extinguishers shall be
installed at a service station without prior approval of
the Director. O. Reg. 486/79, s. 9 (5).
(27) At every consumer outlet there shall be fire-
extinguishing apparatus comprising at least one extin-
guisher,
(a) suitable for extinguishing gasoline or asso-
ciated product fires ;
(b) so located as to be readily accessible from
every part of the consumer outlet ;
(c) maintained at all times in efficient fire-
fighting condition ; and
(d) having an effective total rating equivalent
to at least 10-B, C.
(28) Subject to subsection (29), at every bulk plant
there shall be fire-extinguishing apparatus, comprising
at least two extinguishers,
(a) suitable for extinguishing gasoline or asso-
ciated product fires ;
(b) so located as to be readily accessible from
every part of the bulk plant ;
(c) maintained at all times in efficient fire-
fighting condition ; and
{d) having an effective total rating equivalent
to at least 40-B, C.
(29) Notwithstanding subsection (28), in bulk
plants where security for fire-fighting apparatus is
inadequate because such plants are not required to be
fenced in accordance with this Regulation, the total
bulk plant fire-extinguisher equipment may be carried
on vehicles that are operated by the owner of the bulk
plant and that regularly frequent the bulk plant for the
purpose of loading or unloading gasoline or associated
products. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 9 (19-21).
(30) Every tank truck and every tank-truck
trailer combination employed in the transporta-
tion of gasoline or associated products shall be
equipped with a dry-chemical fire extinguisher
or fire extinguishers having a total rating of at
least 20-B, C of which at least 4-B, C shall be
in or on the cab. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 7 (5), part.
(31) Every vehicle, other than a tank truck or tank-
truck trailer combination, employed in the transporta-
tion of packaged petroleum products shall be equipped
with at least one dry-chemical fire extinguisher having
a rating of not less than 4-B, C. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
380, s. 9 (23).
(32) The person responsible to ensure that fire
extinguishing apparatus is provided as required by
subsections (25), (27), (28), (30) and (31) shall be the
person named on the licence or, in the case of a
consumer outlet, the owner of the consumer outlet.
O. Reg. 734/73, s. 7 (6), part.
(33) Every fire extinguisher shall be located on the
vehicle in a readily accessible position and shall be
maintained in operating condition. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 380, s. 9 (24).
(34) Every fire extinguisher required by this Regu-
lation shall be approved. O. Reg. 734/73, s. 7 (6),
part.
(35) The owner of the fire extinguishers referred to
in subsections (25), (27), (28), (30) and (31) shall
maintadn their approval by,
(a) inspecting and servicing the fire extin-
guishers at least annually and, in addition,
, . , shall have the fire extinguishers inspected
and serviced,
(i) when the fire extinguishers have been
used or otherwise emptied,
(ii) when there is evidence of tampering
with the fire extinguishers, or
(iii) when the fire extinguishers have been
impaired, as evidenced by leaking;
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(6) having the fire extinguishers recharged
with the recharging materials specified
on the extinguisher name plate or with
materials certified by Underwriters' Labora-
tories of Canada or by the Canadian
Government Specifications Board as meet-
ing the requirements of the applicable
Canadian Government Specifications Board
Sundard 28-GP-17, 28-GP-20 or 28-GP-71;
(c) when the recharging or inspection of the fire
extinguishers has been completed, having a
tag or label, that shall remain legible for at
least one year, affixed to each extingiiisher so
as to indicate,
(i) the month and year of the inspection
or recharging,
(ii) the identification of the recharging
material used,
(iii) the initials or special mark of the
examiner, and
(iv) the company identification of the
examiner. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 9 (25); O. Reg. 734/73, s. 7 (7).
(36) A stationar>- internal combustion engine shall
not be installed within the bounds of a bulk plant
unless the engine is of an explosion-protected type and
a safe installation is made, in accordance with good
engineering principles. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380, s. 9
(26).
(37) Where an internal combustion engine or
turbine using a Class I product or a Class II pro-
duct for fuel is installed for operation within a
building at a bulk plant,
(a) it shall be so located that it is not
underneath a tank or within an explosion
hazard location ;
(6) the fuel supply tank inside the building
shall not exceed forty-five gallons capacity ;
(c) the vent and fill pipes shall conform with
subsections 7 (19) and (20); and
(rf) the piping or tubing from the supply tank to
the engine or turbines shall conform to the
requirements of the Ontario Fuel Oil Code
made under the Energy Act. O. Reg. 734/
73, s. 7 (8).
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
10. — (1) The Fire Marshal, Deputy Fire Marshal,
district deputy fire marshals, inspectors and assistants
to the Fire Marshal, under the Fire Marshals Act, are
appointed to assist the Minister in the proper carrying
out of the Gasoline Handling Act and this Regulation.
(2) In any case where deviation from the require-
ments of this Regulation may be necessary, special
permission in writing shall be obtained from the chief
inspector in advance and this special permission
shall apply only to the particular installation or
equipment for which it is given.
(3) The Canadian Standards Association Testing
Laboratories and the Underwriters' Laboratories of
Canada are designated as organizations to test equip-
ment used in the handling of gasoUne and associated
products to specifications approved by the Minister
and, where the equipment conforms to the specifica-
tions, to place their labels thereon.
(4) The List of Specifications approved by the
Minister is contained in "Titles of Equipment, Acces-
sor\' and Component Specifications -Approved for Use
in the Province of Ontario Under the Gasoline Hand-
ling Act".
(5) In hazardous locations as defined in the Electri-
cal Safety Code, made under the Power Commission
Act, all electrical installations shall conform to the
requirements of that Code. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380,
s. 10 (1-5).
(6) Prior to the commencement of construction
or modification of,
(a) a marina or bulk plant; or
(b) a service station or other outlet where dis-
pensing b by the mode commonly known as
"self-serve",
the owner of the facility shall submit dravdngs
of the proposed facility or modification to the
Director for approval and no work shall begin
without the drawings being approved by the
Director. O. Reg. 155/74, s. 8; O. Reg. 486/79, s. 10.
(7) Every service station, marina, consumer outlet
and bulk plant and every vehicle shall be maintained
in a safe op>erating condition by the owner and shall
be operated safely, and,
(a) any leaks that occur shall be repaired ;
(6) any defective equipment or component shall
be repaired or replaced ;
(c) all possible action shall be taken to prevent
escape or spillage of gasoline, or associated
products, during handling operations;
(d) every person engaged in the installation,
maintenance or repair of such facilities or
equipment shall ensure that all unconnected
tank or pipe openings are effectively
plugged or capped to prevent the loss
of a product until such time as the tank
or pipe openings are connected into the
system. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 380. s. 10(7);
O. Reg. 734/73. s. 8.
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(8) Where it appears that a fire or explosion has
occurred because of the handhng or use of gasoHne
or any associated product at a service station,
marina, consumer outlet or bulk plant or on or
adjacent to a tank vehicle, the owner and the
operator of the service station, marina, consumer
outlet, bulk plant or tank vehicle shall,
(a) notify the Director verbally or in writing
as quickly as possible and in any event
within twenty-four hours of the fire or
explosion ; and
(b) on request from the Director or an inspector,
supply such additional information as may
be required concerning the occurrence.
O. Reg. 585/72, s. 14.
APPENDIX
O. Reg. 486/79, s. 11.
Reg. 440
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REGULATION 440
under the Gasoline Tax Act
GENERAL
1. — (1) On or before the 21st day of each
month, every collector shall deliver to the Minister,
with respect to the calendar month immediately
preceding, a return of taxes collectable and taxes
payable by him, in which return the collector
shall also report,
(a) quantities of gasoline and aviation fuel on
hand, produced, received, consumed, sold,
and otherwise disposed of by him ; and
(b) quantities of gasoline or aviation fuel
which are lost on account of shrinkage
due to variations in temperature or evapor-
ation.
(2) Where a loss occurs due to a cause other
than temperature variations or evaporation, the
collector shall notify the Minister within thirty
days of the occurrence of the loss. O. Reg.
746/73, s. 1.
2. — (1) The Minister may require any wholesaler
or retailer of gasoline or aviation fuel who is a
person to whom section 1 does not apply to deliver
a return to the Minister, on or before the 15th
day of every month, showing the quantity of
gasoline or aviation fuel sold by him and the names
and addresses of all persons to whom such gasoline
or aviation fuel was sold during the preceding
month. O. Reg. 746/73, s. 2 (1).
(2) The Minister may require any purchaser of
gasoline or aviation fuel who is a person to whom
section 1 does not apply to deliver a return to the
Minister on or before the 15th day of every month
showing the quantity of gasoline or aviation fuel,
or both, purchased or received and the names and
addresses of the persons from whom such gasoUne or
aviation fuel, or both, was purchased or received
during the preceding month.
(3) Every importer shall, on or before the 15th day
of the month following the month in which the
gasoline or aviation fuel was imported into or received
in Ontario deliver to the Minister a statement show-
ing the quantity of gasoline or aviation fuel, or both,
imported by him into Ontario or received by him in
Ontario and the names and addresses of the persons
from whom the gasoline or aviation fuel, or both,
was purchased and the date of each purchase, and
shall remit with the statement the tax collectable
by him and the tax payable by him in respect of the
said gasohne and aviation fuel. O. Reg. 75/79, s. 1.
ALLOWANCE TO RETAILERS
3. — (1) Where a person,
(a) who is not a collector but is licensed under
the Gasoline Handling Act; or
(6) is an employee of a collector who, by reason of
an agreement between himself and the col-
lector who is his employer, is held responsible
for and must pay the collector for all losses and
shortages incurred with respect to gasoline
delivered to him and sold by him for the
account of the collector,
collects, and pays over the tax under the Act, he may,
upon application to the Minister, be paid a refund of,
(c) 8.8 cents for each kilolitre of gasoline sold by
him at retail on which he has paid the tax to
the collector computed at 4.2 cents per litre
and on which he is not entitled at any time to
make application for refund of tax under sec-
tion 6, 7 or 8; or
(d) 9.6 cents for each kilolitre of gasoline sold by
him at retail on which he has paid the tax to
the collector computed at 4.6 cents per litre
and on which he is not entitled at any time to
make application for refund of tax under sec-
tion 6, 7 or 8. O. Reg. 484/79, s. 2.
(2) An application for a refund under subsection (1)
shall be accompanied by properly receipted invoices
covering the gasoline in respect of which the appli-
cant is claiming a refund, but no refund shall be
paid if the tax has been paid more than two years
before the date on which the application is mailed
or delivered to the Minister.
(3) Each invoice submitted in support of an
application under subsection (1) shall clearly show
the date upon which the tax was paid in respect
of the gasoline and the quantity of such gasoline,
and no refund shall be paid in respect of an invoice
or invoices on or in connection with which the
applicant has misrepresented any material fact.
(4) Where an application for a refund under sub-
section (1) is supported in whole or in part by an
invoice or invoices on or in connection with which
the applicant has misrepresented a material fact,
the amount of the refund that may be granted by
the Minister in resf)ect of the application shall be
reduced by the greater of $5 or 200 per cent of the
amount of the refund claimed in respect of the invoice
or invoices on or in connection with which such
misrepresentation is made. O. Reg. 75/79, s. 2, part.
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UNCOLLECTABLE ACCOUNTS
4. — (1) In this section, "debtor" means a person to
whom a collector has sold gasoline or aviation fuel.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), the Minister may on
application by a collector refund amounts remitted
by the collector on account of tax collectable under
the Act in the proportion that the sale price,
including tax, of the gasoline or aviation fuel in respect of
which the amounts were remitted has become uncoUect-
able by the collector, where the tax collectable is in
respect of the collector's sales made in bulk.
(3) No refund shall be made under subsection (2)
where,
(a) the tax collectable is in respect of gasoline
delivered directly into the fuel tank of a
motor vehicle ; or
(b) the collector has assumed responsibility
for the collection of a debt arising from
the sale of gasoline or aviation fuel by a
person other than the collector.
(4) For the purpose of subsection (2), an amount
shall be deemed to be uncollectable where the
collector has been unable to recover the amount
payable to him, and
(a) the collector has demanded in writing
payment of the amount payable within
one month of the sale and thereafter at
regular intervals of not more than one
month ; and
(b) the collector has taken all steps to effect
collection that in the opinion of the
Minister are reasonable. O. Reg. 746/73,
s. 5(1-4).
(5) Where a debtor has become a bankrupt, the
collector shall notify the Minister of the bankruptcy
within ten days of the collector's receipt of the
notice of first meeting of creditors, and where the
Minister is not so notified, he may refuse to make any
refund under this section unless he is satisfied that
the Treasurer has suffered no financial loss from the
Minister's being unable, through the collector's
failure to give notice of the bankruptcy within
the ten days, to file a proof of claim in the bank-
ruptcy, in which case the Minister may refund to the
collector the whole or such lesser amount of the
refund claimed as the Minister determines to be
reasonable in the circumstances. O. Reg. 222/76,
8.2.
(6) An application required under subsection (2)
shall be in a form approved by the Minister and
shall be accompanied by such information as the
Minister may require.
(7) Where a refund has been made under sub-
section (2), the tax in respect of which that amount
had been remitted to the Treasurer shall remain
payable to the Treasurer and such tax shall be paid
to the Treasurer out of any subsequent recovery
made by the collector in accordance with the
allocation in subsection (8).
(8) For the purposes of this section, where a
collector receives payments from or on behalf of a
debtor, the collector shall allocate such receipts,
both before and after any refund under this section
has been made by the Minister, to outstanding
amounts payable by the debtor in the order of
date of sale and proportionately between the tax
collectable and the other outstanding amounts
payable by the debtor in respect of his purchases
from the collector. O. Reg. 746/73, s. 5 (6-8).
DELEGATION OF POWERS
5. — (1) The Deputy Minister of Revenue may exercise
the powers or perform the duties conferred or imposed
upon the Minister under the following provisions of the
Act:
(a) subsection 6 (1);
(b) subsections 7 (1) and (2);
(c) section 11;
(d) subsection 13 (3);
(e) subsections 16 (1), (4) and (5);
{/) section 17;
(g) subsection 18 (1);
(h) subsection 19 (1);
(i) subsection 27 (1);
(;■ ) section 29. O. Reg. 222/76, s. 3, part.
(2) The officer in the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Assistant Deputy Minister, Tax Revenue
may exercise the powers or perform the duties conferred
or imposed upon the Minister under,
(a) subsections 6 (1) and (6);
(b) subsections 7 (1) and (2);
(c) subsection 13 (3);
(d) subsection 14 (11);
(e) subsection IS (2);
(/) subsections 16 (1), (4), (5) and (6);
(g) section 17;
(h) subsection 18 (1);
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(i) subsection 19 (1);
(j) subsection 27 (1);
(k) section 29; and
(/) subsections 30 (5) and (6),
of the Act; and
(m) subsections 2 (1) and (2) of this Regulation.
O. Reg. 476/80, s. 1.
(3) The officer in the Ministn,- of Revenue holding
the position of Director of the Motor Fuels and Tobacco
Tax Branch may exercise the power or perform the duty
conferred or imposed upon the Minister under,
(fl) subsections 6 (1) and (6);
(6) subsections 7 (1) and (2);
(f) subsection 15 (2);
W) clauses 16 (1) (a), (b) and (c) and 16 (2), (3) and
(6);
(e) section 17;
(/) subsection 19 (1);
(g) subsection 27 (1);
(h) section 29; and
(i) subsections 30 (5) and (6),
of the Act; and
O) subsections 2 (1) and (2) of this Regulation.
_ O. Reg. 222/76, s. 3, part; O. Reg. 484/79,
s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 332/80, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
1056/80, s. 1 (1).
(4) The officer in the Motor Fuels and Tobacco Tax
Branch of the Ministrs- of Revenue holding the position
of Manager of Operations may exercise the powers or
perform the duties conferred or imposed upon the
Minister under,
(a) subsection 15 (2); and
ib) clauses 16 (1) (a), (ft) and ic) and 16 (2) and (3),
of the Act; and
(c) subsections 2 (1) and (2) of this Regulation.
O. Reg. 222/76, s. 3 part; O. Reg. 332/80,
s. 1 (2).
(5) The officer in the Motor Fuels and Tobacco Tax
Branch of the Ministn.- of Revenue holding the position
of Manager. Tax Advisor\- Services, may exercise the
powers or perform the duties conferred or imposed
upon the Minister under subsection 6 (6) of the Act and
under section 17 of the Act. O. Reg. 332/80, s. 1 (3).
(6) The officer of the Motor Fuels and Tobacco Tax
Branch of the Ministr>- of Revenue holding the position
of Manager of Audit may exercise the powers or per-
form the duties conferred or imposed upon the Minister
under clauses 16 (l)(a), (b) and (c) and subsections 16 (2)
and (3) of the Act. O. Reg. 332/80, s. 1 (4).
(7) The officer in the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of Director of the Special Investigations
Branch may exercise the powers or perform the duties
conferred or imposed upon the Minister under sub-
sections 16 (1), (4) and (6) of the Act. O. Reg. 222/76,
s. 3, part.
(8) The officer in the Ministry of Revenue holding
the position of the Director of the Legal Services
Branch may exercise the powers or perform the duties
conferred or imposed upon the Minister under the
following provisions of the Act,
(a) subsection 14 (11);
(b) subsections 16 (2) and (3);
(c) clause 18 (1) (b); and
id) subsections 30 (5) and (6). O. Reg. 222/76,
s. 3, part; O. Reg. 1056/80, s. 1 (2).
(9) The officer in the Ministr>- of Revenue holding
the position of Director, Tax Appeals Branch may exer-
cise the power or perform the duty conferred or imposed
upon the Minister under subsection 14 (11) of the
Act. O. Reg. 1056/80. s. 1 (3).
6. Where an application for refund in a form pro-
vided by the Minister is made, certifying that tax has
been paid under this Act by,
(a) any person in respect of any product that is
excluded by this Regulation from the applica-
tion of the Act; or
it) any person exempt under this Regulation
from the payment of the tax imposed by the
Act,
such tax may be refunded in full to the person who paid
the tax, but no refund under this section shall be made
of tax that has been paid more than two years before the
date oa which the application for a refund is mailed or
delivered to the Minister. O. Reg. 1056/80, s. 2.
7. — (1) In this section, "motor vehicle" means
a machine operated, propelled or driven otherwise
than by muscular power. O. Reg. 75/79, s. 4, part.
(2) The Minister may. upon application from a
purchaser, refund the tax paid on gasoline where,
(a) the gasoline has been, in the opinion of
the Minister, used in Ontario exclusively in a
business, industr>- or institution and for busi-
ness, industrial or institutional purposes that
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are not excluded by any regulation made
under the Act from the application of this
subsection; or
(b) the gasoline has been used in Ontario to oper-
ate auxiliary equipment of a motor vehicle,
the power from which auxiliary equipment is
not used or designed for the propulsion of a
motor vehicle on the highway, and the motor
vehicle to which such equipment is auxiliary is
not principally used by its owner or operator
for the transportation of passengers, whether
or not for hire, or for the pleasure or recreation
of the owner or operator,
but no refund of tax may be made under this
subsection with respect to gasoline used to operate
a motor vehicle for which a permit issued under
subsection 7 (3) of the Highway Traffic Act is required or
in force, or with respect to gasoline used in the operation
of any motor vehicle used or intended to be used princi-
pally for the recreation or pleasure of its owner or
operator. O. Reg. 75/79, s. 4, part; O. Reg. 484/79, s. 4.
(3) An application for a refund under subsection (2), of
tax paid, shall be accompanied by invoices covering the
purchase of the gasoline in respect of the tax on which the
applicant is claiming a refund, but no refund of such tax
so paid shall be made where the tax was paid more than
two years before the date on which the application is
mailed or delivered to the Minister.
(4) Every invoice submitted in support of an applica-
tion for refund under subsection (2) shall cleju-ly show the
invoice number, the name of the purchaser of the
gasoline, the name and address of the person who sold the
gasoline to such purchaser, the quantity of gasoline sold to
such purchaser and the date upon which the gasoline was
purchased, and no refund shall be made in respect of an
invoice or invoices on or in connection with which the
applicant has misrepresented a material fact.
(5) Where an applicant for a refund under subsection
(2) has misrepresented a material fact on an application
form for refund or on or in connection with any
documentation used to support such application, the
amount of the refund that may be granted by the Minister
in respect of the application shall be reduced by the grea-
ter of $5 or 200 per cent of the amount of refund claimed
in respect of the application or documentation with
respect to which the misrepresentation is made. O. Reg.
1056/80, s. 3.
8. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), where, gasoline or
aviation fuel is exported in bulk from Ontario, the
Minister may, on application from an exporter, refund
to the exporter the tax paid by him in respect of such
gasoline or aviation fuel, provided that,
(a) the gasoline or aviation fuel was not
exported in the fuel tank of a motor
vehicle ;
(b) the gasoline or aviation fuel was exported
for the purposes of sale or resale; and
(c) the application for the refund, in the form
required by the Minister, is mailed or
delivered to the Minister not more than
two years after the date on which the tax
was paid on the exported gasoline or avia-
tion fuel, and is supported by,
(i) invoices showing the purchase of the
gasoline or aviation fuel,
(ii) documentary evidence sufficient to
satisfy the Minister that the gaso-
line or aviation fuel has been ex-
ported, and
(iii) certification by the jurisdiction to
which the gasoline or aviation fuel
has been exported to the efifect that
tax has been paid to that jurisdic-
tion on the gasoline or aviation fuel
in respect of which the refund is being
claimed or that the gasoline or avia-
tion fuel is exempt from any tax.
O. Reg. 26S//75, s. 4, part; O. Reg.
i , 1056/80, s. 4 (1).
(2) Where an applicant for a refund under this sec-
tion misrepresents a material fact on or in connection
with an application form for refund or any document
used to support such application, no refund shall be
made with respect to the gasoline or aviation fuel with
respect to which the application is made. O. Reg.
1056/80, s. 4 (2).
9. — (1) The Minister may, upon application from a
purchaser made within two years from the date on
which the tax is paid, refund the tax paid on aviation
fuel, purchased on or after the 8th day of April, 1975,
where the aviation fuel is delivered directly to the fuel
tanks of an aircraft making a technical stop at Ottawa
International Airport for the sole purpose of refueling,
but no refund shall be made with respect to fuel deli-
vered to an aircraft which is not, at the time of making
the stop, on a transoceanic flight entitling the aircraft
to make the stop. O. Reg. 265/75, s. 5, part.
(2) The application for refund of tax referred to in
subsection (1) shall be in a form provided by the Minis-
ter and shall be accompanied by invoices relating to the
aviation fuel with respect to which the refund is claimed
and by information that can establish to the satisfaction
of the Minister that the aircraft was making a technical
stop under the conditions set out in subsection (1).
O. Reg. 1056/80, s. 5.
RECORDS TO BE KEPT
10. Every applicant for refund of tax paid shall
keep records and books of account in such form and
containing such information as will enable the
accurate determination of the amount refundable
to him. O. Reg. 746/73, s. 11.
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RATES OF INTEREST
11. — (1) The rate of interest payable under section
12 of the Act is 12 per cent i)er annum.
(2) For the purposes of subsection 27 (2) of the Act
the rate of interest for the period of calculation
described therein is,
(a) 6 per cent per annum for that portion of such
period of calculation that is before the 1st day
of August, 1980; and
(b) 12 per cent per annum for that portion of such
period of calculation that is after the 3 1st day
of July, 1980.
(3) For the purposes of subsection 27 (3) of the Act
the rate of interest for the period of calculation referred
to therein and described in subsection (2) of the said
section is,
(a) 9 per cent per annum for that portion of such
period of calculation that is before the 1st day
of August, 1980; and
(b) 12 per cent per annum for that portion of such
period of calculation that is after the 31st day
of July, 1980. O. Reg. 595/80, s. 1.
PERSONS EXEMPT
12. The following classes of persons are exempt
from payment of the tax imposed by the Act:
1. Those persons ser\ing in or employed by a
diplomatic or consular mission, high commis-
sion or trade commission, their spouses and
families as authorized by the Department of
External Affairs Canada provided that such
persons are not Canadian citizens or "perma-
nent residents" of Canada as defined in the
Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada) and pro-
vided that such persons are assigned to duty
from the state they represent and are not
engaged locally by the mission or commission.
2. Members of the armed forces of a country
other than Canada with respect to gasoline
or aviation fuel intended for use exclusively
in the service vehicles, aircraft or vessels
of a visiting force as defined in the Visiting
Forces Act (Canada) when such gasoline or
aviation fuel is exempt from taxation under
section 26 of that Act and regulations made
thereunder.
3. Purchasers of gasoline that is purchased
outside Ontario and that is brought into
Ontario in the fuel tank of a motor vehicle
passing through Ontario under the authority
of a Class L permit issued under the
Public Commercial Vehicles Act and the
regulations made thereunder, but the
exemption conferred by this paragraph
applies only with respect to the gasoline that
is purchased outside Ontario.
4. Indians who for their exclusive use pur-
chase gasoline on a reserve, or who for
their exclusive use purchase gasoline not
on a reserve when the retailer from
whom the gasoline is purchased delivers
the gasoline on to the reserve, and "reserve"
for the purposes of this paragraph means a
reserve, as defined under the Indian Act
(Canada), or an Indian Settlement located
on Crown land, the Indian inhabitants of
which are treated by the Department of
Indian Affairs and Northern Development
(Canada) in the same manner as Indians
residing on a reserve as defined under the
Indian Act (Canada). O. Reg. 746/73,
s. 13; O. Reg. 222/76, s. 6; O. Reg. 882/76,
s. 1; O. Reg. 75/79, s. 7; O. Reg. 662/80, s. 1.
PRODUCTS EXCLUDED
13. The foUowing products are excluded from the
Act:
1. Distillate.
2. The products commonly known as diesel
fuel, furnace oil, stove oil and bunker
fuel.
3. Any product that is a solvent, naphtha
or thinner that is obtained from a petro-
leum origin or from the destructive dis-
tillation of coal, wood or wood products,
or is produced by fermentation or by
synthetic chemical reaction.
4. Any product that is a compound or blend
comprised wholly of two or more of the
products mentioned in paragraph 3.
O. Reg. 746/73, s. 14; O. Reg. 222/76, s. 7.
14. — (1) A notice of objection under section 13 of
the Act shall be in Form 1.
(2) A notice of appeal under section 14 of the
Act shall be in Form 2. O. Reg. 746/73, s. 15.
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Form 1
Gasoline Tax Act
NOTICE OF OBJECTION
INSTRUCTIONS:
To bn prepared in TRIPLICATE, ONE copy to be retained and TWO copies to be sent by REGISTERED MAIL addressed
to the Minister of Revenue c/o the Director. Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontsiio W/A 1X8.
The envelope containing this NOTICE must be postmarked within sixty days for Retail Sales Tax and ninety days for
the other taxes after the day of mailing or delivery by personal service of the NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or
STATEMENT of DISALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM to which objection is being made.
A separate notice of OBJECTION must be filed for each NOTICE of ASSESSMENT or each STATEMENT of DIS-
ALLOWANCE of REBATE/REFUND CLAIM in dispute b'Jt, if convenient, facts and reasons may be consolidated.
Name of Taxpayer (coh
NOTICE OF OBJECTION is hereby given to the:
As;e<>sment No.
D
OR
D
Date of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
Statement of Disallowance
of Rebate/Refund Claim No.
Statement Date
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
under the following act (check one only)
□ THE CORPORATIONS TAX ACT - Account No.
□ THE GASOLINE TAX ACT
□ THE MOTOR VEHICLE FUEL TAX ACT
□ THE RETAIL SALES TAX ACT - Permit No.
D THE TOBACCO TAX ACT
□ THE LAND TRANSFER TAX ACT
M Please indicate
I I I I I I I I I Upieato inclicato
The following are the reasons for objection and a full statement of facts relating thereto:
(If space is insufficient, a separate memoranduoi should be attached setting forth —
(1) full statement of reasons for objection, and (2) full statement of relevant facts.)
1 — 1 CHECK HERE
1 1 IF ADDITIONAL SHEETS ATTACHED
Oala
Signaiuri!
Position or Office
Thij Nnticn must l-e
'.iniiod by the AppoMant P- his/Its Auth<
jri7od Officer.
O. Reg. 895/79, s. 1.
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Form 2
Gasoline Tax Act
INSTRUCTIONS
FOR COMPLETION
ARE BELOW
Notice of Appeal
IN THE SUPREME COURT OF ONTARIO
In The Matter of (Check one only):
□ Corporations Tax Act
□ Gasoline Tax Act
□ Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
□ Retail Sales Tax Act
□ Tobacco Tax Act
□ Land Transfer Tax Act
BETWEEN:
- AND
THE MINISTER OF REVENUE
Appellant,
Respondent.
TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to (Check one only)
n Section 78 of the Corporations Tax Act
□ Section 14 of the Gasoline Tax Act
n Section 12 of the Motor Vehicle Fuel Tax Act
n Section 23 of the Retail Sales Tax Act
□ Section 13 of the Tobacco Tax Act
n Section 12 of the Land Transfer Tax Act
the Appellant appeals to the Supreme Court of Ontario from the decision of the Minister of Revenue
dated the
in respect of
day of
19
Assessment No.
D
Date of Assessment
Amount of Tax
$
for Period ending
AR MOWTM
Statement of Disallowance
I I of Rebate/Refund Claim No.
Statenr>ent Date
Rebate/Refund Amount
$
STATEMENT OF REASONS FOR APPEAL
(Set out relevant facts and law to be relied on in support of the appeal.)
INSTRUCTIONS:
To be prepared In quadruplicate, ONE copy to be retained, TWO copies to be sent by registered mail addressed to the
Minister of Revenue, c/o the Director, Tax Appeals, Ministry of Revenue, Queen's Park, Toronto, Ontark), M7A 1X8
and ONE copy to be filed with the Supreme Court of Ontark) in accordance with the statute under which the appeal is taken.
The copies addressed to the Minister must be postmarked within 90 days after the day of mailing of the notification that the
Minister has confirmed the assessment or reassessed. The copy for the Supreme Court must be filed with the court within
the same 90 day period. The Notice of Appeal must be signed by the Appellant or someone authorized to represent the
Appellant in the appeal proceedings.
*'*'*' ^ 1246(79 10)
O. Reg. 895/79, s. 2.
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REGULATION 441
under the General Welfare Assistance Act
GENERAL
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
(a) "adult" means a person sixteen years of age
or over ;
(b) "approved band" means a band approved
by the Minister and listed in the Schedule to
Regulation 442 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980;
(c) "child" means a person under sixteen years
of age;
id) "dental surgeon" means a member of The
Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario;
(e) "dependant" means a dependent child or a
dependent adult;
(/) "dependent adult" means an adult who,
(i) lives with a head of a family or a
parent or j)erson in loco parentis,
(ii) is a member of the family with which
he lives, and
(iii) is wholly dependent upon the head of
the family or a parent or person in
loco parentis for support and main-
tenance,
and includes the female spouse living with
the male spouse and a person who although
not legally married to the head of the
family lives with him as if they were husband
and wife ;
(g) "dependent child" means a child who,
(i) lives with a head of a family or a
parent or person in loco parentis,
(ii) is wholly dependent upon the head
of the family or a parent or person
in loco parentis for support and main-
tenance, and
(iii) is.
(A) of pre-school age,
(B) attending school,
(C) unable to attend school
because of physical or mental
disability, or
(D) under Regulation 261 of Re-
vised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, attending school on a
part-time basis or is excused
from attending school;
(h) "extended care services" means skilled nurs-
ing and personal care given by or under the
supervision of a registered nurse or registered
nursing assistant who holds a certificate
under the Health Disciplines Act under the
direction of a physician, to a resident of a
nursing home for a minimum of one and one-
half hours per day;
( i ) "head of a family" means a person who has
charge of a household and who has one or
more dependants therein;
( j ) "hostel" means a place of board or
lodging maintained and operated by a
municipality or the council of an approved
band or by a person or organization
under an agreement with a municipality,
the council of an approved band, or the
Province of Ontario, for needy persons
but does not include a nursing home
or a home for the aged under the Homes for
the Aged and Rest Homes Act or a charitable
institution other than a hostel under the
Charitable Institutions Act;
(k) "liquid assets" means cash, bonds, deben-
tures, stocks, the beneficial interest in assets
held in trust and available to be used for
maintenance, and any other assets that can
be readily converted into cash ;
(/) "nursing home" means a nursing home
licensed under the Nursing Homes Act;
( m ) "physician" means a legally qualifled medical
practitioner;
(n) "single person" means an unmarried adult,
a widow, a widower or a separated or
divorced person but does not include a
person,
(i) who is a head of a family,
(ii) who is an employable jjerson under
the age of twenty-one years living
with cither of his parents or with
a person in loco parentis, or
(iii) who is living with another person as
husband or wife;
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(o) "special assistance" means the provision of
one or more of the following items, services
and payments,
(i) drugs prescribed by a physician or
a dental surgeon,
(ii) surgical supplies and dressings,
(iii) travel and transportation allow-
ance,
(iv) moving allowance,
(v) funerals and burials,
(vi) dental services,
(vii) prosthetic appliances including eye-
glasses,
(viii) vocational training or retraining,
(ix) a comfort allowance where the appli-
cant or recipient is a resident in a
nursing home, and
(x) any other special service, item or
payment in addition to those set out in
subclauses (i) to (ix), both inclusive,
authorized by the Director;
ip) "spouse" includes a person who, although
not legally married to another person, lives
with that person as if they were husband
and wife;
iq) "unemployable person" means a person
who is unable to engage in remunerative
employment by reason of physical or
mental disability;
(r) "welfare administrator" means a munici-
pal welfare administrator, a regional wel-
fare administrator or a welfare adminis-
trator for an approved band, as the case
;f. maybe;
(5) "work activity project" means a pro-
ject approved by the Minister, the pur-
pose of which is to prepare for entry or
return to employment, persons who be-
cause of environmental, personal or family
reasons have unusual difficulty in ob-
taining or holding employment or in
improving through participation in tech-
nical or vocational training programs their
ability to obtain and hold employment.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
100/71, s. 1 (1, 2); O. Reg. 338/72, s. 1;
O. Reg. 186/73, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 714/73,
s. 1 (1-3) ; O. Reg. 216/74, s. 1 (1, 2) ; O. Reg.
977/75, s. 1; O. Reg. 293/76, s. 1 (1).
(2) Subject to subsection (3) for the purpose of the
Act and this Regulation, "person in need" means a
person who by reason of inability to obtain regular
employment, lack of principal family provider, dis-
ability or old age has budgetary requirements as
determined in accordance with section 12 that exceed
his income as determined under section 13 and who is
not otherwise made ineligible for assistance under the
Act or this Regulation. O. Reg. 7 14/73, s. 1 (4), part.
(3) For the purpose of determining eligibility for
special assistance, "person in need" in the Act and this
Regulation means a person who by reason of financial
hardship has budgetary requirements as determined in
accordance with subsection 15 (4) that exceed his
income as determined under section 13 including
any benefits referred to in subsection 1 1 (4) paid to or
on behalf of the person and any of his dependants.
O. Reg. 293/76, s. 1 (2).
(4) Subject to subsection (5), an applicant or
recipient shall be deemed for the purposes of the
Act and this Regulation to reside or to have resided in
the municipality, the territory without municipal
organization or on the reserve, as the case may be,
where he is or was ordinarily resident at the date
of his application, so long as he remains in the
municipality, territory or reserve, but where the
applicant or recipient is a resident,
(a) in a nursing home ; or
(b) where the Director approves, in a hostel,
the applicant or recipient shall be deemed to reside
or have resided in the municipality, territory
without municipal organization or on the reserve,
as the case may be, where he is or was ordinarily
resident other than in an institution, immediately
before his admission to the nursing home or to the
hostel. O. Reg. 216/74, s. 1 (4).
(5) For the purpose of subsection (4), a transient
or homeless person shall be deemed to reside or
have resided in the municipality, territory without
municipal organization, or on the reserve, as the
case may be, in which he applies for assistance.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 383. s. 1 (4).
ELK.IBILITV
2. The classes of persons who are recipients of gov-
ernmental benefits in addition to those specified in
clause 1 (i) of the Act are,
(a) recipients of an increment under the Ontario
Guaranteed Annual Income Act; and
(b) recipients of a spouse's allowance under
the Old Age Security Act (Canada). O. Reg.
977/75,5.2.
3. — (1) In determining whether a person in need
is eligible for assistance and the amount of assistance
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payable or provided to him, a welfare administrator
shall,
(a) take into account the budgetary require-
ments of the applicant and any of his
dependants and the liquid assets and income
that are available ;
(b) where the person is not engaged in full-
time, regular employment but is employ-
able, be satisfied that subject to clause (d)
and subsections 6 (3) and (4),
(i) the person is willing to undertake
any full-time, part-time and casual
employment for which he or she is
physically capable, and
(ii) the person is making reasonable
efforts to secure all such employ-
ment, and
(iii) any history of unemployment was
due and any current unemployment
is due to circumstances beyond
the control of the applicant or
recipient ;
(c) in the case of an applicant or recipient
with one or more dependent adults, be
satisfied that subject to clause id) each
of the dependent adults who is an employ-
able person and who is not attending a
course of education or program of training
approved by the welfare administrator,
(i) is engaged in or is willing to
undertake any full-time, part-time
and casual employment for which
he or she is physically capable,
(ii) is making reasonable efforts to secure
all such full-time, part-time and
casual employment, and
(iii) any history of unemployment was due
and any current unemployment is due
to circumstances beyond the control of
the dependent adult;
(rf) notwithstanding clauses ib) and (r) and
subject to subsection (2), in the case of an
unemployed but employable person, who is
the head of a family or any dependent
adult of the applicant or recipient, be
satisfied that he or she is prevented from
obtaining full-time, part-time and casual
employment because it is necessary and
appropriate for him or her to remain at
home to give personal care and supervision
to one or more dependent children of the
household of the applicant or recipient
where in the opinion of the welfare ad-
ministrator.
(i) the household is without an adult
able to give adequate personal care
and supervision to such child or
children, and
(ii) no alternative and adequate child
care service that allows such child or
children to remain part of the house-
hold is available or appropriate in
the circumstances. O. Reg. 293/76,
s. 2, part -,0. Reg. 384/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
86/80, s. 1.
(2) The eligibility of a male head of a family for
assistance by reason of clause (1) (d) shall not continue
for more than six months without the approval of the
Director.
(3) Where the welfare administrator is not satisfied
that,
(a) an applicant or recipient or any dependant
of the applicant or recipient who is a
dependent adult meets or is complying with
any provision of clause (1) (b), (c) or {d) that
is applicable to that person; or
(b) an applicant or recipient or his dependant
is making reasonable efforts to obtain com-
pensation or realize any financial resource
that the applicant, recipient or dependant
may be entitled to or eligible for, including
when the applicant or recipient is a
sponsored dependant or nominated relative
within the meaning of the regulations under
the Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada), any
compensation or contribution to the support
and maintenance of the applicant or recipient
or his dependant, as the case may be, that
may result from any undertaking or engage-
ment made on his behalf under the said
regulations between the Government of Can-
ada and any person nominating or sponsor-
ing him,
the welfare administrator may determine that the
applicant or recipient is not eligible for assist-
ance or he may reduce the amount of assistance
granted, by the amount of the compensation contri-
bution, financial resource or income that in his
opinion is available or would have been available to
the applicant or recipient or his dependant, if all
or any of them had satisfied the welfare administrator
under clause (a) or (6), as the case may be. O. Reg.
293/76, s. 2, part.
4. — (1) A welfare administrator may require as a
condition of eligibility for assistance that an
applicant or recipient agree in writing to reimburse
the municipaUty, band or Ontario, as the case
may be, for all or any part of the assistance ad-
vanced or to be advanced to the applicant or
recipient out of any moneys paid or payable for
maintenance to the applicant or recipient or to
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the spouse who is a dependant of the applicant
or recipient, other than,
(a) income payable in respect of any period
following the period for which the as-
sistance is paid or payable ; and
(b) income exempted or excluded, as the case
may be, under paragraph 1 and paragraphs
13 to 35 of subsection 13 (2),
and the written agreement may include,
(c) an authorization and direction to the
person or authority from whom the moneys
are receivable to deduct and pay such
moneys directly to the municipality, band
or Ontario, as the case may be ; or
(d) an assignment to the municipality, band
or Ontario, as the case may be, by the
applicant or recipient of his right to such
moneys from the person or authority
from whom such moneys are receivable.
O. Reg. 714/73, s. 4.
(2) The amount of any moneys paid to a
municipality, band or Ontario pursuant to an
agreement under subsection (1) shall in no case
exceed the amount of the assistance paid to the
applicant or recipient for the period in respect of
which the moneys are payable.
(3) An applicant or recipient is not ineligible
for assistance solely by reason of the failure of any
other person or authority to deduct and remit
moneys to a municipality, board or Ontario under an
authorization and direction or an assignment under
subsection (1). O. Reg. 14/73, s. I, part.
5. Where within three years preceding the date
of application for assistance, an applicant or re-
cipient or the dependant of the applicant or re-
cipient has made an assignment or transfer of
liquid assets that may or may not include real
property and in the opinion of the welfare ad-
ministrator the consideration for the assignment
or transfer was inadequate or the assignment or
transfer was made for the purpose of qualifying
the applicant or recipient for assistance, the
welfare administrator may determine that the
applicant or recipient is not eligible for assistance
or he may reduce the amount of the assistance
granted to compensate for the inadequate con-
sideration. O. Reg. 714/73, s. 5.
6. — (1) A dependant is not eligible for assistance as
the head of a family. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 5 (1).
(2) Subject to subsection (3), an employable person
who is enrolled as a full-time student at an educational
institution is not eligible for general assistance.
O. Reg. 86/80, s. 2.
(3) Subsection (2) does not apply to,
(a) the male head of a family,
(i) who is under twenty-one years of
age,
(ii) who attends an elementary school, a
secondary school or a private school
under the Education Act,
(iii) whose program of training in a school
referred to in subclause (ii) has been
approved by the welfare adminis-
trator, and
(iv) who, if requested by the welfare
administrator submits a written
statement from the school authority
that it is desirable for him to
continue attending a school referred
to in subclause ii ;
(6) a single person who attends an elementary
school, a secondary school or a private
school under the Education Act and
who if requested by the welfare adminis-
trator submits a written statement from the
school authority that it is desirable for him
to continue attending school ; or
(c) a woman who is the head of a family.
(4) An employable person under the age of
eighteen years who is not the head of a family is
not eligible for assistance unless the welfare ad-
ministrator is satisfied that there are special cir-
cumstances that justify providing the assistance.
O.Reg. 293/76,5.3.
CLASSES OF ASSISTANCE
7. The classes of assistance are general assistance,
special assistance, supplementary aid and incentive
allowances. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 6.
APPLICATION FOR ASSISTANCE
8.— (1) Subject to subsections (2), (3) and (4), an
application for general assistance shall be made in
Form 1.
(2) In determining the eligibility of an applicant
who applies in Form 1 the welfare administrator
shall make or cause to be made a visit to the home
of the applicant for the purpose of enquiring into
the living conditions and financial and other
circumstances of the applicant, his spouse and
dependants within one-half month of the issuance
of assistance unless such visit is dispensed with
by the Director. O. Reg. 714/73, s. 7, part.
(3) An application for,
(a) general assistance,
(i) in a hostel, or
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(ii) in a nursing home ;
(6) special assistance ;
(c) supplementary aid ; or
{d) an incentive allowance,
shall be made in Form 2. O. Reg. 216/74, s. 2;
O. Reg. 532/74, s. 2; O. Reg. 507/76, s. 1 (2).
(4) An application by a foster parent for general
assistance on behalf of a foster child shall be
made in Form 3.
(5) In determining the eligibility of an applicant
for any assistance, a welfare administrator shall
make or cause to be made an enquiry into the living
conditions and financial and other circumstances
of the applicant, his spouse and dependants.
(6) Where because of emergency an applicant
requires any assistance, the assistance may be paid
notwithstanding that subsections (1), (2), (3), (4) or (5)
have not been complied with and contributions
by the Province of Ontario shall be made for any
assistance so paid for a period of not more than
one-half of a month and thereafter only upon
compliance with subsections (1), (2), (3), (4) and (5).
(7) Where required by the welfare administrator,
an application for any class of assistance shall be
accompanied by a consent to inspect assets in
Form 4.
(8) Where required by the welfare administrator,
an application for any class of assistance that is
made by an unemployable person or a resident
of a nursing home shall be accompanied by a
certificate of a physician in Form 5. O. Reg. 714/73,
s. 7, part.
RETURNS BY WELFARE ADMINISTRATOR
9. — (1) Where in any month a welfare adminis-
trator grants assistance, he shall,
(a) complete an application for monthly pay-
ment of subsidy by the Province,
(i) in Form 6 and, where applicable, in
Form 7 for each class of assistance,
other than incentive allowances, paid
in that month,
(ii) where applicable, in Form 8 for the
cost of administration of welfare ser-
vices as defined in section 21 paid in
that month other than in respect of the
operation or maintenance of work
activity projects as defined in section
17,
(iii) where applicable, in Form 9 for the
cost of staff training as defined in sec-
tion 2 1 paid in that month, and
(iv) where applicable, in Form 10 for
incentive allowances and adminis-
tration costs for work activity pro-
jects, paid in that month,
and shall forward it to the Minister before
the 20th day of the month next following;
and
(b) complete a separate statement of account
for each recipient to whom or on whose
behalf assistance has been paid during that
month and retain the statement in his files.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 383, s. 8 (1): O. Reg.
338/72, s. 2 (1).
(2) The Minister may require,
(a) the welfare administrator to furnish him with
such information as to the contents of Forms
6, 7, 8, 9 and 10 as he considers necessary;
and
(b) an inspection and audit of books, accounts
and vouchers of the municipality or ap-
proved band relating to the statement of
account in Forms 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 383, s. 8 (2); O. Reg. 338/72, s. 2
(2).
(3) At the request of the Director or a regional
welfare administrator, the welfare administrator
shall furnish him with such evidence as he may
require to determine whether or not any applicsint
or recipient is eligible for assistance in accordance
with the Act and this Regulation.
(4) The welfare administrator shall review at regu-
lar intervals the eligibility of a recipient for general
assistance and the amount thereof. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 383, s. 8 (3, 4).
(5) Where, in a month and the five months im-
mediately preceding, the monthly average of the
number of persons to or on behalf of whom a
municipality or an approved band has paid general
assistance or supplementary aid equals 6 per cent
or more of the population of the municipality or
the reserve, as the case may be, as determined under
subsection (6), the percentage of any contribution by
the Province of Ontario to the municipality or the
council of the approved band, as the case may be,
calculated in accordance with Form 7, in respect of the
persons in excess of 5 per cent of the population for
that month, shall be 90 per cent in lieu of the 80 per
cent otherwise prescribed in this Regulation. O. Reg.
338/72, s. 2 (3).
(6) For the purpose of subsection (5), the population
of a municipality shall be determined by the latest cen-
sus made under the Assessment Act and the population
on a reserve shall be as determined by the Department
of Indian Affairs and Northern Development of the
Government of Canada. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383,
s. 8 (6).
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PUBLICATION
10. No municipality or approved band shall print
for public distribution, broadcast or post up in a
public place, or cause to be so printed, broadcast
or posted up or otherwise cause to be made public,
the identity of any person who is eligible for or
receives assistance. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 9.
11. — (1) Subject to subsection (5) and sections 3, 5
and 6, general assistance shall be paid to or on behalf
of any single person or head of a family who is a person
in need and who is not a resident in an institution other
than a nursing home or hostel,
(a) by a municipality where the person resides
within the municipality ;
{b) by the council of an approved band
where the person,
(i) is a member of the band, and
(ii) resides on the reserve of the band;
and
(c) by the Province of Ontario where the
person resides in territory without muni-
cipal organization,
in the amounts, subject to subsection (4), to be deter-
mined by the welfare administrator, by which the reci-
pient's budgetary requirements determined in accord-
ance with section 12 exceed his income determined in
accordance with section 13, but except for a resident in
a nursing home, not exceeding a maximum amount of
$625 in any month or a maximum amount of S 144 in any
week, to a recipient with three dependants or less and
where there are more than three dependants these
maximum amounts shall be increased by a further $30
in any month or $6.90 in any week, as the case may be,
for each dependant in excess of three. O. Reg.
995/78, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 86/80, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 220/80,
s. 1; O. Reg. 1105/80, s. 1.
(2) The provisions of subsection (1) do not apply
where the amount of general assistance payable
to an applicant or recipient exceeds the maximum
amounts in that subsection by reason of any
increase in the budgetary requirement for fuel of the
applicant or recipient, under paragraph 10 of subsec-
tion 12 (2). O. Reg. 822/73, s. 1.
(3) Where an applicant or recipient is a patient in a
hospital, the welfare administrator may, having regard
to the budgetary requirements and income of the appli-
cant or recipient, determine the amount of general
assistance that may be paid lo the applicant or reci-
pient. O. Reg. 86/80, s. 3 (2).
(4) The general assistance computed in accordance
with subsection (1) shall be reduced by the amount of
any benefits paid to or on behalf of the applicant or
recipient and any of his dependants under th& Pension
Act (Canada), the Unemployment Insurance Act, 1971
(Canada), the War Veterans' Allowances Act (Canada),
the Civilian War Pensions and Allowances Act (Can-
ada), the Compensation for Victims of Crime Act, the
Workmen's Compensation Act, the Quebec Pension
Plan (Quebec), and the Canada Pension Plan (Can-
ada).
(5) Subject to sections 3, 5 and 6, general
assistance shall be paid to or on behalf of any
single person or head of a family who is a person
in need and who is a resident of a nursing home
and is receiving extended care services,
(a) by a municipality when the person resides
within the municipality ;
{b) by the council of an approved band where
the person,
(i) is a member of the band, and
(ii) resides on the reserve of the band ;
and
(c) by the Province of Ontario where the
person resides in territory without muni-
cipal organization,
in an amount to be determined by the welfare
administrator that is equal to the cost of his care
in a home up to a maximum of the ceiling in
Column 3 less his income up to a maximum of the
basic rate for extended care services in Column 2,
both set out opposite the date the service was
provided in Column 1 of Schedule C. O. Reg.
995/78, s. 1 (2).
(6) Subject to subsection (7), subsection 9 (5) and
section 20, Ontario shall pay by way of reimbursement
to the municipality or to the council of the approved
band,
(a) 80 per cent of the amount of general assis-
tance paid to or on behalf of the person eli-
gible therefor under subsection (1); and
(b) in respect of a person eligible for general
assistance under subsection (5), the aggregate
of,
(i) 80 per cent of the part of general
assistance paid for any part of the
basic rate in Column 2 set out
opposite the date the service was
provided in Column 1 of Schedule C,
(ii) 100 per cent of the part of general
assistance paid for that part of
the cost of his care that exceeds
the basic rate in Column 2 but that
does not exceed the ceiling for ex-
tended care services in Column 3,
both set out opposite the date the
service was provided in Column 1 of
Schedule C.
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O. Reg. 338/72, s. 3, part. O. Reg. 69/74, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 216/74, s. 3(2); O. Reg. 532/74. s. 2, (i)\
O. Reg. 277; 75, s. 1 (2, 3); O. Reg. 106/76, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 358/76. s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 57 77. s. 2; O. Reg.
202/77, s. 2; O. Reg. 551/77, s. 1 (2): O. Reg. 768/77.
s. 1 (2).
(7) Any amounts of general assistance paid by the
council of an approved band to or on behalf of a person
not a member of the band but who would otherwise be
eligible for general assistance under subsection (1) or
(5) shall be included for the purpose of determining the
amount of the subsidy payable under subsection
(4). O. Reg. 338/72, s. 2>,part.
(8) For the purposes of determining a monthly
amount under subsections (5) and (6), the Director
may determine the number of days in the month in
such manner as he decides. O. Reg. 551/77, s. 1 (3).
12. — (1) In this section,
(a) "room" means a room othor than a bath-
room, hall or closet ; and
(b) "shelter" means the cost for a dwelling
place in respect of.
(i) rent,
(ii) principal and interest on a mortgage,
(iii) an agreement for sale.
(iv) municipal taxes,
(v) premiums for a policy of fire in-
surance covering the dwelling place
or the contents thereof, and
(vi) payments approved by the welfare
administrator for the preservation,
maintenance and use of the propertv
where such payments are reasonable
and necessar>-,
(vii) the amount of the common expenses
required to be contributed for a con-
dominium unit except that portion of
the common expenses allocated to the
cost of heating, electricity, gas. water
or other utilities. R.R.O. 1970. Reg.
383. s. 11 (1); O. Reg. 100/71. s. 2 (1);
O. Reg. 86/80. s. 4(1).
(2) Subject to subsection (3), for the purpose of
determining a person in need for general assistance,
and for the purpose of subsection 11 (1), the budgetar>-
requirements of an applicant or recipient shall be
determined as follows:
1. Where the appHcant or recipient receives
board and shelter from the same source,
an amount for basic needs determined by
the welfare administrator in accordance
with the following Table ;
TABLE
Boarding Rates
Minimum
Maximum
Family Size
weekly
monthly
weekly
monthly
Single employable person
$32.70
$141.00
$50.20
$216.00
Single unemployable person
37.90
163.00
55.30
238.00
Head of a family with one dependant
63.20
272.00
89.70
386.00
Head of a family with two dependants
80.20
345.00
102.70
442.00
Head of a family with three or more dependants
94.40
406.00
114.60
493.00
For each dependant in addition to three, add an amc
)unt up toSl
1.80weeklvoi
- up to $5 1.00 monthly, as
the case may be.
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2 . In determining the amount under paragraph
1, the welfare administrator shall take into
account,
i. any family relationship that exists
between the applicant or recipient
and the person or persons in the
household where he resides from
whom he receives board and shelter ;
ii. any special needs of the applicant or
recipient or any dependant of the
applicant or recipient;
iii. the value of any services contributed
by the applicant or recipient or any
dependant of the applicant or reci-
pient to the household where the
applicant or recipient resides; and
iv. any other circumstances of the house-
hold where the applicant or recipient
resides.
3. Subject to paragraphs 5, 6, 7 and 8, for an
applicant or recipient who is a single employ-
able person and whose basic needs are not
determined under paragraph 1 or 2, an
amount for basic needs of $50.20 weekly or
$216 monthly.
4. Subject to paragraphs 5, 6, 7 and 8 for basic
needs of an applicant or recipient whose
basic needs are not determined under para-
graphs 1, 2 or 3,
i. whose payments for shelter includes
the cost of heating the dwelling place,
an amount determined in accordance
with Schedule A; and
ii. whose payment for shelter does not
include the cost of heating the dwel-
ling place, an amount determined in
accordance with Schedule B.
5 . Where the basic needs of an applicant or reci-
pient are determined in accordance with
paragraph 3 or 4, and the applicant or
recipient shares accommodation to any degree
determined by the welfare administrator with
any adult other than a dependant of the appli-
cant or recipient, the welfare administrator
may reduce the amount determined for basic
needs by an amount not exceeding IS per cent
of the amount so determined.
6. Subject to subsection 13 (4), the amount for
basic needs determined in accordance with
paragraph 3 or 4 shall be reduced by the
amount by which the cost to the applicant or
recipient for shelter is less than,
i. for a single person, $75 monthly; or
ii. for a head of a family,
A. $130 monthly where his or her
basic needs are determined in
accordance with Schedule A,
or
B. $120 monthly where his or her.
basic needs are determined in
accordance with Schedule B,
but where there is more than one dependant
in the household the amounts in sub-sub-
paragraphs A and B of subparagraph ii shall
be increased by $5 for each additional
dependant in excess of one, provided that in
determining the amount of a reduction under
this paragraph, no refund or payment made
to the applicant or recipient under section 7
of the Income Tax Act shall be taken into
account.
. Where a physician certifies that an applicant
or recipient or a dependant of an applicant or
recipient is pregnant, or where an applicant or
recipient or a dependant of an applicant or
recipient has given birth to a child, for her
additional needs due to the pregnancy or
birth, an amount not exceeding $3.40 weekly or
$15 monthly for a period not exceeding six
months, commencing in any month after the
third month of the pregnancy and ending not
later than the sixth month after the birth of the
child.
Where a physician certifies that an appli-
cant or recipient or the dependant of an
applicant or recipient requires a special
diet and signs a statement setting out in
detail the special diet required, the amount
for basic needs determined in accordance
with paragraph 3 may be increased to
compensate for any additional cost to
provide the special diet.
For fuel where the budgetary require-
ments of an applicant or recipient are
determined under Schedule B, an annual
amount, subject to paragraph 10, £is deter-
mined by the welfare administrator in
accordance with the following Table, and
the amount may be apportioned over any
period of not more than twelve months:
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TABLE
Annual Amount for Fuel
Number of
Rooms
Detached Houses
Attached, Semi-detached and Duplex
Houses, Apartments, Flats and
Rooms
Not in a Territorial
District
In a Territorial
District
Not in a Territorial
District
In a Territorial
District
1
$ 84
$108
$ 60
$ 84
2
108
156
84
108
3
144
204
108
156
4
180
252
144
204
5
216
300
180
252
6
252
348
216
300
10. Where any amount determined by the wel-
fare administrator under paragraph 9 is
insufficient to meet the actual or anticipated
cost of fuel for the period of apportionment
determined under that paragraph, the wel-
fare administrator may increase the budget-
ary requirement for fuel under paragraph 9
for that period up to the amount of the actual
or anticipated cost, as the case may be.
11. A monthly amount for personal needs due to
advanced age equal to,
i. $30 where the applicant or recipient
is,
A. a single person who has
attained the age of sixty-five
years, or
B . the head of a family and either
the applicant or recipient or the
spouse of the applicant or reci-
pient but not both of them has
attained the age of sixty-five
years; or
ii. $60 where the applicant or recipient
and the spouse of the applicant or reci-
pient have both attained the age of
sixty-five years.
12. Notwithstanding paragraph 11, where on the
31st day of January, 1980, the budgetary
requirements of a recipient included a
monthly amount for personal needs due to
advanced age equal to,
i. $226.18 where the applicant was the
head of a family and the recipient and
the spouse of the recipient had both
attained the age of sixty-five years but
only one of them was receiving a pen-
sion under the Old Age Security Act
(Canada); or
ii. $196.18 where the recipient was the
head of a family and either he or one of
his dependants but not both of them
had attained the age of sixty-five years
and was receiving a pension under the
Old Age Security Act (Canada),
the budgetary requirements of the recipient
shall on and after the 1st day of February,
1980, continue to include a monthly amount
for personal needs due to advanced age equal
to the amount included on the 31st day of
January, 1980. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383
s. 11 (2); O. Reg. 100/71, s. 2 (1, 2); O. Reg
276/71, s. 1; O. Reg. 379/72, s. 1; O. Reg
186/73, s. 3 (1, 2); O. Reg. 379/73, s. 1
O. Reg. 560/73, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 686/73, s. 1
O. Reg. 798/73, s. 2 (1, 2); O. Reg. 822/73
s. 2; O. Reg. 779/74, s. 2 (1-4); O. Reg
418/75, s. 2 (1-3); O. Reg. 293/76, s. 4
O. Reg. 356/77, s. 3 (1-5); O. Reg. 551/77
s. 2; O. Reg. 995/78, s. 2 (1, 2); O. Reg
86/80, s. 4 (2, 3); O. Reg. 220/80, s. 2 (1-3)
O. Reg. 1105/80, s. 2 (1-3).
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(3) For the purpose of determining a person in
need for general assistance and for the purpose of
subsection 11 (1), the monthly budgetary requirement
of an applicant or recipient,
(a) who is a resident in a nursing home, is,
(i) the cost of his care in the home
up to a maximum of the ceiling
in Column 3 set out opposite the
date the service was provided in
Column 1 of Schedule C multiplied
by the number of days in the month
t where the applicant or recipient
is entitled to receive extended care
services, and
(ii) the cost of his care in the home
up to a maximum of the ceiling in
Column 5 set out opposite the
effective date in Column 1 of Sched-
' ule C multiplied by the number
I of days in the month where the
applicant or recipient is not en-
titled to receive extended care ser-
(6) who is a resident in a hostel, is the cost
approved by the Director of providing him
with board or lodging in the hostel and
with personal needs ; and
(c) who is a foster parent with a foster child other
I than a child in the care of a children's aid
society within the meaning of the Child
Welfare Act, is a monthly amount equal to
$125 for the first foster child, $100 for the
second foster child and $85 for each additional
foster child. O. Reg. 768/77, s. 2; O. Reg.
995/78, s. 2 (3); O. Reg. 220/80, s. 2 (4);
O. Reg. 1105/80, s. 2 (4).
13. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), for the purposes
of determining a person in need and for the purposes of
subsection 11(1) and subsection IS (1), the income of
an applicant or recipient shall include all payments of
any nature or kind whatsoever received by or on
behalf of,
(a) the applicant or recipient ;
I
(b) the spouse of the applicant or recipient
where the spouse is living with the applicant
or recipient, as the case may be ; and
(c) any dependant of the applicant or recipient
other than the casual earnings of a depend-
ent child. O. Reg. 293 /76, s. 5 (1).
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1) and without
restricting the generality of subsection (1), income shall
include,
1. the gross income from wages, salaries
and casual earnings other than the casual
earnings of any dependant of the applicant
or recipient and where the applicant or
recipient or the spouse of the applicant
or recipient, as the case may be, is an
unemployable person, the net income of
that person as determined by the wel-
fare administrator from an interest in
or operation of a business but the wel-
fare administrator may exempt,
i. an amount up to a maximum of $50
monthly for a single person or up to a
maximum of $ 100 monthly for a head
of a family,
ii. an amount up to a maximum equal
to 25 per cent of the amount by
which his wages, salaries, casual
earnings and net income from an
interest in or operation of a business
exceed the monthly exemption that
he may be allowed under subpara-
graph i, or
iii. an amount not exceeding the aggre-
gate of the amounts determined under
subparagraphs i and ii;
2. any regular or periodic payments received
under any annuity, pension plan, superan-
nuation scheme or insurance benefit;
3. subject to subsection (4), any payments
received under a mortgage, agreement for
sale or loan agreement;
4. the net revenue from any interest in or the
operation of a farm;
5. any payments received under the Old Age
Security Act (Canada);
6. any increment received under the Ontario
Guaranteed Annual Income Act;
7. any pension or payment received under the
legislation of any other country;
8. any payments for support or maintenance
received under an order made by a court of
competent jurisdiction or under a domestic
contract or an agreement with the putative
father of a child born out of wedlock;
9. maintenance allowances paid under train-
ing programs, after deducting therefrom
any expenses determined by the welfare
administrator to be necessary for taking
any such training programs ;
10. where the applicant or recipient is a spon-
sored dependant or nominated relative
within the meaning of the regulations under
the Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada), pay-
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49
ments available to him as determined by the
welfare administrator, under any undertak-
ing or engagement made on his behalf under
the said regulations, between the Govern-
ment of Canada and any person nominating
or sponsoring him;
11. where the applicant or recipient is pro-
viding lodging to any person, a monthly
amount that shall be deemed to be paid by
such person to the applicant or recipient,
which amount shall be,
i. $30 where the person is of the age of
eighteen years or more and is being
provided with meals in addition to
lodging, or
ii. $20 where the person is under
eighteen years of age or is not being
provided with meals,
but shall not include,
12. except for the purpose of determining eligi-
bility for and amounts of special assistance,
any benefits referred to in subsection 1 1 (4);
13. 40 per cent of the gross income as determined
by the welfare administrator received from
rented self-contained quarters;
14. family allowances paid under the Family
Allowances Act (Canada) or allowances
under the Youth Allowances Act (Canada);
15. any payment received under section 32 or 38
of Regulation 318 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980, made under the Family
Benefits Act;
16. any payment under an Order-in-Council
made under subsection 8 (1) of the Family
Benefits Act in respect of a severely handi-
capped child, where the applicant is not
eligible for a benefit under section 32 of
Regulation 318 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980, made under that Act;
17. any payment received as a child tax credit by
reason of section 1 2 2 . 2 of the Income Tax A ct
(Canada);
18. where the applicant or recipient is a resident
in a nursing home and is eligible for a pension
under the Old Age Security Act (Canada), the
amount of $35;
19. payments made by children's aid societies on
behalf of a child in care under the Child
Welfare Act;
20. donations received from a religious, charit-
able or benevolent organization;
21. casual gifts of small value;
22. casual payments of small value;
23. any payment or refund under section 7 of the
Income Tax Act;
24. any grant received under section 2 or 7 of the
Ontario Pensioners Property Tax Assistance
Act;
25. Where the recipient is a resident in a
nursing home and is not in receipt of a
comfort allowance by way of special assist-
ance, an amount determined by the welfare
administrator but not exceeding the amount
shown as comfort allowance in Column 4
set out opposite the date the resident was
in the nursing home in Column 1 of
Schedule C ;
26. payments by relatives or friends of the
applicant or recipient residing in a nursing
home in respect of special services pro-
vided by the operator of the nursing
home;
27. any payments received by way of an incen-
tive allowance under section 17;
28. any payment received under Orders-in-
Council numbered OC-34 10/70 and OC-
2403/71, or either of them, made under sec-
tion 5 of the Ministry of Agriculture and
Food Act;
29. any grant received by a student under Regu-
lation 646 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980 made under the Ministry of Colleges
and Universities Act;
30. any bursary received by a student under
Regulation 643 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 made under the Ministry of
Colleges and Universities Act;
31. any grant received by a part-time student
enrolled in a post-secondar>- institution,
under clause 7 (a) of the Ministry of Colleges
and Universities Act;
32. any bursary- received by a full-time student
enrolled in a secondary school under clause 8
(1) (r) of the Education Act;
33. interest and dividends earned on liquid
assets;
34. any payment received pursuant to the Indian
Act (Canada) under a treaty between Her
Majesty and an Indian band; and
35. any payment received from the sale or
other disposition of an asset. O. Reg.
714/73. s. 10, part; O. Reg. 532/74. s. 4;
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Reg. 441
O. Reg. 779/74, s. 3; O. Reg. 977/75, s. 4;
O. Reg. 293/76, s. 5 (2, 3) ; O. Reg. 202/77,
s. 4; O. Reg. 768/77, s. 3; O. Reg. 800/77,
s. 1; O. Reg. 995/78, s. 3; O. Reg. 286/79,
s. 1; O. Reg. 86/80, s. 5; O. Reg. 738/80,
s. 1; O. Reg. 873/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 1101/80,
s. 1, revised.
.1 :, *.;■ -
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the income
determined for the purposes of that subsection
of a foster parent who is an applicant for or
recipient of general assistance for a foster child
shall include only those payments received by
the applicant or recipient on behalf of the foster
child. O. Reg. 714/73, s. 10, part.
(4) Where an applicant or recipient is in receipt of
principal or interest under a mortgage, loan agree-
ment or agreement for sale, the welfare adminis-
trator may approve the application of such amounts
in reduction of the actual cost to the applicant or
recipient for shelter as defined in clause 12(1) (b), for
the purpose of determining the reduction of his or her
budgetary requirements for basic needs under para-
graph 6 of subsection 12 (2) but in no case shall the
amounts so applied be included as income for the pur-
poses of subsection (1). O. Reg. 356/77, s. 4.
TIME AND MANNER OF PAYMENT OF ASSISTANCE
14. — (1) General assistance shall not be paid for a
period of more than one month at any one time.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 13 (1).
(2) The Director may prescribe the manner in which
general assistance shall be paid. O. Reg. 384/78, s. 2.
(3) Where in the opinion of the welfare adminis-
trator, or, where the applicant or recipient resides in
territory without municipal organization in the
opinion of the regional welfare administrator, the
applicant or recipient is using or is likely to use
his assistance otherwise than for his own benefit
or is incapacitated or is incapable of handling his
own affairs, or is deceased, the welfare administrator
or regional welfare administrator, as the case may be,
may appoint a person to act for the applicant or
recipient and the allowance may be paid for the
benefit of the applicant or recipient to the person
so appointed.
(4) A person acting for an applicant or recipient
under subsection (3) is not entitled to any fee or other
compensation or reward or to any reimbursement for
any costs or expenses incurred by him. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 383, s. 13 (2, 3).
SPECIAL ASSISTANCE
15. — (1) Subject to sections 3 and S, special assis-
tance may be paid or provided to or on behalf of a
person in need,
(a) by a municipality, where the person
resides in a municipality ;
(b) by the council of an approved band where
the person resides on the reserve of the
band ; and
(c) by the Province where the person resides
in territory without municipal organiza-
tion,
in such amounts as shall be determined by the
welfare administrator but not exceeding the amount
by which the budgetary requirements of the per-
son in need as determined in accordance with
subsection IS (4) exceeds his income determined in
accordance with section 13 including any benefits
referred to in subsection 1 1 (4) paid to or on behalf of
the person and any of his dependants. O. Reg. 356/
77, s. 5 {l),part.
(2) Notwithstanding clauses 3 (1) (b), (c) and (d),
subsection 3 (2) and subsection (1) of this section,
special assistance may be paid or provided under this
section to or on behalf of a person in need who is
enrolled as a full-time student at an educational
institution. O. Reg. 86/80, s. 6.
(3) For the purpose of determining his eligibility
under this section for special assistance to pay for
his funeral and burial, a person in need means a
deceased person who,
(a) was a person in need at the time of his
death; or
(b) would have been found to be a person in
need at the time of his death if an applica-
tion for special assistance to or in respect of
him had been made at the time of his
death. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 14 (2).
(4) For the purpose of determining a person in need
in this section, his budgetary requirements shall be
determined as follows:
1 . For basic needs in the amount determined in
accordance with paragraphs 3 and 6 of sub-
section 12 (2).
2 . The cost of food for a special diet.
3. The costs due to pregnancy.
4. The cost of fuel.
5. An amount for contingencies equal to 20 per
cent of the aggregate of the amounts in para-
graphs 1 to 4, both inclusive.
6. The cost of care and maintenance in a nurs-
ing home.
7. The cost of drugs prescribed by a physician
or dental surgeon.
8. The cost of surgical supplies and dressings.
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9. The cost of dental services.
10. The cost of one or more prosthetic appliances
including eye-glasses.
1 1 . The cost of vocational training and retrain-
ing.
12. The cost of travel and transportation.
13. The cost of moving.
14. A comfort allowance in an amount deter-
mined by the welfare administrator but
not exceeding the amount shown as com-
fort allowance in Column 4 set out opposite
the date the resident was in the institution
in Column 1 of Schedule C.
15. The cost of a funeral and burial.
16. Any other special service, item or payment
in addition to those set out in paragraphs
1 to 15 authorized by the Director. R.R.O.
1970. Reg. 383, s. 14 (3); O. Reg. 154/71.
s. 2 ; O. Reg. 186/73, s. 4 (2) ; O. Reg. 379/73,
s. 3; O. Reg. 216/74, s. 5; O. Reg. 532/74,
s. 5; O. Reg. 779/74, s. 4; O. Reg. 418/75,
s. 3; O. Reg. 293/76, s. 6 (2, 3); O. Reg.
202/77. s. 5; O. Reg. 356/77, s. 5 (2. 3);
O. Reg. 768/77. s. 4; O. Reg. 800/77, s. 2.
(5) Subject to sections 16 and 20, the Province of
Ontario shall pay by way of reimbursement to the
municipality or to the council of the approved band, as
the case may be, 50 per cent of the amounts paid to or
on behalf of a person in need for special assis-
tance. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 14 (4).
(6) The Province of Ontario, a municipality or the
council of an approved band is entitled to recover
any amounts paid for a funeral or burial under
subsection (1) from any person or organization liable
for the payment of the funeral expenses or anv
portion thereof. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. ,383. s. 14 (6)."
SUPPLEMENTARY AID
16. Subject to section 20, where a municipality
or an approved band by way of supplementary
aid pays assistance to or on behalf of a recipient
of a governmental benefit for the purpose of
assisting the recipient to meet the cost of his fuel,
shelter, or to provide for extraordinary needs,
Ontario shall pay by way of reimbursement to the
municipality or to the council of the approved
band, as the case may be, 80 per cent of the
monthly amounts so paid. O. Reg. 822 /73, s. 3.
17. — (1) An incentive allowance may be paid to or
on behjdf of a person taking part in a work activity
project who is a recipient of general assistance or an
allowance under the Family Benefits Act,
(a) by a municipality, where the person resides
in the municipality.
(b) by the council of an approved band, where
the f)erson resides on the reserve of the
band ; or
(c) by the Province of Ontario, where the
person resides in territory without muni-
cipal organization.
(2) Subject to section 20, Ontario shall pay by
way of reimbursement to a municipality or to the
council of an approved band 80 per cent of the
amount approved by the Director of an incentive
allowance paid in accordance with subsection 2 to a
participant in a work activity project. R. R.O. 1970,
Reg. 383. s. 16(2,3).
MEDICAL AND HOSPITAL SERVICES
18. Any recipient and any of his dependants are
entitled to receive insured service in accordance with
the Health Insurance Act. O. Reg. 338/72, s. 5.
19. A municipality, council of the band or the
Province of Ontario, as the case may be, providing
general assistance to any person eligible for prescribed
drugs under section 25 of Regulation 318 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 shall provide that person
and any of his dependants with an identification card
in a form and manner prescribed by the Director.
O. Reg. 507/76, s. 3.
RESIDENCE
20. — (1) For the purposes of the Act and this
Regulation, where an applicant or recipient during
any part of the period of twelve consecutive months
immediately preceding his application for assistance,
(a) has not resided in Ontario ; or
(b) has resided in Ontario in territory without
municipal organization,
the municipality or the council of the approved
band that provides assistance to him in accord-
ance with this Regulation shall be entitled to reim-
bursement by the Province of Ontario for the full
amount expended for such assistance until such
time as he has resided for a period of twelve con-
secutive months, in Ontario, in territory with muni-
cipal organization or on a reserve of an approved
band. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 383. s. 18 (1).
(2) Where the municipality or the council of an
approved band is entitled to reimbursement under
subsection (1), the municipality or council, as the case
may be. shall notify the Director, within sixty days
of the date on which it makes the first payment to
the recipient, of the particulars. O. Reg. 154/71,
s. 3.
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ADMINISTRATION AND OTHER COSTS
21. — (1) In this section,
(a) "cost of administration of welfare ser-
vices" means,
<'■ ' (i) payments approved by the Director
to or on behalf of a welfare ad-
ministrator who is employed full
time in the administration of welfare
.; services and any other employee
I of a district welfare administra-
tion board, municipality or an ap-
proved band in respect of,
(A) salaries, wages and honoraria,
(B) employer's contributions in
respect of a pension, un-
employment insurance or
workmen's compensation
plan or scheme or other em-
ployee's benefit plan or
scheme; and
(C) travelling expenses where such
expenses are directly related to
the adminitration of welfare
services,
less grants, revenues and recoveries
other than payments under this
Act received by the district wel-
fare administration board, munici-
pality or band, as the case may be,
from all sources in connection with
the payments,
(ii) payments approved by the Director
for research or consultation carried
out on a contract or fee-for-service
basis relating to welfare services,
and
(iii) payments approved by the Director
for operating costs of computer ser-
vices including rental of equipment
where as a result of such services a
welfare administrator is able to pro-
vide to the Director such information
on the administration and operation
of welfare services as the Director
requires;
{b) "welfare services" means,
(i) any class of assistance and supple-
mentary aid administered under the
Act.
(ii) hospitalization of indigent persons,
(iii) services in respect of children's aid
societies, ' '
(iv) social services that are furnished for
the purpose of,
I.. :().
(A) rehabilitation, including vo-
cational assessment and coun-
selling, the facilitation of
vocational training and place-
ment in employment,
(B) counselling in respect of family
or marital relationships,
(C) counselling in respect of child
care and training and parent-
child relationships,
(D) counselling in respect of
debts, financial or household
management and home-
making,
(E) counselling in respect of nutri-
tional needs and requirements,
(F) counselling in respect of the
maintenance of adequate
standards of health and per-
sonal hygiene,
(v) such other social services that may be
required by a recipient and are
approved by the Director,
(vi) administrative, secretarial and cleri-
cal services including staff training
relating to the provision of any of the
foregoing welfare services,
(vii) consulting, research and evaluation
services with respect to the provision
of any of the foregoing welfare ser-
vices, and
(viii) such other services as are approved by
the Director;
(c) "cost of staff training" means payments
approved by the Director for courses of
training or instruction approved by the
Director for persons employed by a muni-
cipality, district welfare administration
board or by an approved band in the
administration of welfare services, in re-
spect of,
(i) tuition fees,
(ii) transportation costs, and
(iii) living allowances that are paid to the
employees who are required to live
away from home while receiving the
training or instruction. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 383, s. 19 (1); O. Reg.
714/73, s. 13 (1); O. Reg. 84/75, s. 1;
O. Reg. 442/80, s. 1 (1).
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(2) The subsidy payabli' by the Province of
Ontario to.
(a) a county that has appointed a welfare
administrator under subsection 4 (3) of the
Act;
(b) an approved band; and
(c) a district welfare administration board
established under the District Welfare
Administration Boards Act,
shall subject to subsection (4) be equal to 50 per cent of
the cost of administration of welfare services in-
curred. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 19 (2); O. Reg.
88/72, s. 1.
(3) The subsidy payable by the Province of
Ontario to,
(a) a city or separated town ; and
(b) any municipality approved by the Lieu-
tenant Governor in Council other than a
city or separated town,
that does not form part of a county or a district
welfare administration board for the purpose of the
administration of welfare services, shall subject to
subsection (4), be equal to 50 per cent of the amount by
which the cost of administration of welfare services to
the municipality for the twelve-month period ending
on the 3 1st day of December in each year, e.xceeds such
cost to the municipality for the fiscal year.
(4) The subsidy payable by the Province of Ontario
to.
{a) a municipality ; and
(b) an approved band,
in respect of the cost incurred and approved by the
Director of,
(f ) salaries, wages or other remuneration ;
(d) travelling and living expenses for services
performed away from their ordinary place
of residence ;
(e) employer's contribution in respect of a
pension, unemployment insuranc^.or work-
men's compensation plan or scheme or
other employee's benefit plan or scheme;
(/) rental of equipment including vehicles ;
(g) the purchase of or the depreciation on
any equipment mentioned in clause (/)
where the purchase thereof is more
economical than its rental and the cost
thereof would normally be amortized during
the life of the project ;
(h) materials that will be used and consumed
in carrying out the project other than
materials to be used in the construction
of any new building ;
(i) rental of land and premises; and
( j ) any other service or item in addition to those
set out in clauses (a) to (i), approved by the
Director,
paid to or on behalf of persons by a municipality
or band, as the case may be, for the administration
of welfare services relating to the operation or
maintenance of work activity projects, shall be
equal to 80 per cent of such costs. (). Reg. 714/73,
s. 13(2).
(5) The subsidy payable by the Province of Ontario
to.
(a) a municipality ; and
{b) an approved band.
in respect of the cost of staff training shall be
equal to 80 per cent of such cost. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. .^8.1 s. 19 (()).
to.
(6) The subsidy payable by the Province of Ontario
(a) a municipality;
(b) an approved band; or
(c) a district welfare administration board
established under the District Welfare
Administration Boards Act,
in respect of the cost of counselling services approved by
the Director, purchased on a contract or fee-for-service
basis from an agency or a person approved by the
Director, shall be equal to 80 per cent of such cost.
(7) Notwithstanding subclause 9 (1) (a) (ii), an
application for monthly payment of a subsidy payable
under subsection (6) shall be in a form provided by the
Director. O. Reg. 442/80, s. 1 (2).
22. Where the municipalities participating in a
district welfare administration board established
under the District Welfare Administration Boards
Act. are unduly burdened in any year, as a result
of costs of carrying out the purposes of this \ci
bv reason of the transfer by amalgamation or
annexation of one or more municipalities or any
part of one or more municipalities participating in
the board, to one or more municipalities not par-
ticipating in the board, the Province of Ontario
shall, in respect of such year, pay an amount pre-
scribed by the Minister to the municipalities par-
ticipating in the board. R. R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 20.
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23. Where, with the approval of the Director, a
municipality pays the cost of transportation and
expenses incidental thereto, including the cost of
providing an escort where necessary, of any person
to a court for the purpose of enforcing his re-
sponsibility for the maintenance of his wife or child,
the Province of Ontario shall pay by way of reim-
bursement to the municipality 50 per cent of the cost
and expenses. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 21.
RECOVERY ON REDUCTION OF ASSISTANCE
24. A municipality or the council of an approved
band that makes a recovery under section 4, or sub-
section 15 (6) of this Regulation, or section 12 of the
Act, shall refund to the Province of Ontario the per-
centage of the amount recovered that is equal to the
percentage on which contribution by Ontario to the
municipality or to the council of the band in respect of
the amount recovered was based. O. Reg. 216/74,
s. 6, part.
25. Notwithstanding subsection 11 (6), subsection
15 (5), section 16 and subsection 21 (S), where payment
has been made by a municipality or the council of an
approved band of any sum by way of assistance to a
recipient, who is not eligible therefor under the Act
and this Regulation, Ontario may, where the Director
approves such payment, pay by way of reimbursement
to the municipality or the council of the approved
band an amount equal to the contribution that
would have been payable by Ontario to the munici-
pality or to the council of the approved band
if the recipient had been eligible for the assistance
under the Act and this Regulation. O. Reg.
216/74, s. 6, /)ay/.
26. The Province of Ontario may pay general
assistance to any person who is eligible therefor
and, where the person has residence in a municipality
or on the reserve of an approved band, the proportion
of the amounts expended by Ontario for such
assistance as is prescribed in this Regulation as being
the proportion that shall be paid by the municipality
or the council of the band, as the case may be, is
recoverable from the municipality or the council of
the band as a debt due to the Crown in right of
Ontario and may be deducted out of any money pay-
able by Ontario to the municipahty or the council
of the band under the authority of any Act, or
may be sued for in a court of competent jurisdiction.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, s. 23.
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Schedule A
AMOUNTS FOR BASIC NEEDS (see Notes)
No.
of
Dependants
1
Dependants
16 Years
and Over
Children
10-15
Years
Children
0-9
Years
One Adult Person
Two Adult Persons
weekly
monthly
weekly
monthly
0
0
0
0
$ 55.30
$238
$ 95.50
$411
1
0
0
1
0
1
0
1
0
0
89.70
93.20
95.50
386
401
411
108.60
110.90
113.70
467
477
489
2
0
0
0
1
1
2
0
1
2
0
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
102.70
106.20
108.60
108.60
110.90
113.70
442
457
467
467
477
489
120.40
122.70
124.40
125.50
127.20
129.00
518
528
535
540
547
555
3
0
0
0
0
1
1
1
2
2
3
0
1
2
3
0
1
2
0
1
0
3
2
1
0
2
1
0
1
0
0
114.60
118.10
120.40
122.00
120.40
122.70
124.40
125.50
127.20
129.00
493
508
518
525
518
528
535
540
547
555
132.30
134.60
136.20
137.90
137.40
139.00
140.60
140.90
142.50
144.40
569
579
586
593
591
598
605
606
613
621
1. Where payment for shelter includes cost of heating the dwelling place.
2 . For each additional child or dependant in the family in excess of three, add to the appropriate amount set
out in the Schedule for a family of three dependants as follows:
Weekly Monthly
Dependant 16 years and over $15.30 $66.00
Child 10-15 years 13.40 58.00
Child 0-9 years 11.80 51.00
O. Reg. 1105/80, s. 3, part.
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Schedule B
AMOUNTS FOR BASIC NEEDS (see Notes)
No.
Dependants
Children
Children
One Adult Person
Two Adult Persons
of
16 Years
10-15
0-9
Dependants
and Over
Years
Years
weekly
monthly
weekly
monthly
0
0
0
0
$ 55.30
$238
$ 93.20
$401
1
0
0
1
87.40
376
106.20
457
0
1
0
90.90
391
108.60
467
1
0
0
93.20
401
111.30
479
2
0
0
2
100.40
432
118.10
508
0
1
1
103.90
447
120.40
518
0
2
0
106.20
457
122.00
525
1
0
1
106.20
457
123.20
530
1
1
0
108.60
467
124.80
537
2
0
0
111.30
479
126.70
545
3
0
0
3
112.30
483
130.00
559
0
1
2
115.80
498
132.30
569
0
2
1
118.10
508
133.90
576
•
0
3
0
119.70
515
135.50
583
1.'-
1
0
2
118.10
508
135.10
581
y
1
1
1
120.40
518
136.70
588
1
2
0
122.00
525
138.30
595
2
0
1
123.20
530
138.60
596
2
1
0
124.80
537
140.20
603
3
0
0
126.70
545
142.00
611
1. Where heating costs are paid separately from shelter costs.
2 . For each additional child or dependant in the family in excess of three, add to the appropriate amount set
out in the Schedule for a family of three dependants as follows:
Weekly Monthly
Dependant 16 years and over $15.30 $66.00
10-15 years 13.40 58.00
0-9 years 11.80 51.00
O. Reg. 1105/80, s. 3, part.
Schedule C
Item
Column 1
Effective Date
From and including the 1st day of April,
1980 up to and including the 30th day of
April, 1980
Column 2
Basic
Per Diem
10.52
Column 3
Extended
Care Ceiling
Per Diem
30.38
Column 4
Comfort
Allowance
51.00
Column 5
Intermediate
Care Ceiling
Per Diem
25.86
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2.
From and including the 1st day of May,
1980 up to and including the 30th day of
June, 1980
10.78
30.38
51.00
25.86
3.
From and including the 1st day of July, 1980
up to and including the 31st day of July,
1980 ' ".
10.78
30.38
61.00
25.86
4.
From and including the 1st day of August,
1980 up to and including the 31st day of
October, 1980
11.05
30.38
61.00
25.86
5.
From and including the 1st day of November,
1980
11.42
30.38
61.00
25.86
O. Reg. 768/77, s. 5; O. Reg. 79/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 291/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 622/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 872/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
62/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 247/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 367/79. s. 1; O. Reg. 568/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 757/79, s. 1; O. Reg.
833/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 46/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 368/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 507/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 738/80, s. 2; O. Reg. 874/80,
s. 1, revised.
ForiTi 1
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR GENERAL ASSISTANCE
1. Name of Applicant:
Surname
First Name
Second Name
Address :
Number
Street or Rural Route
City, Town, Village Postal Code
Township
County
Municipality
Maiden name if applicable Tel. No.
Municipal
Code
R.O.
FWA
Has the Applicant previously applied for assistance or an
allowance under the Family Benefits Act Yes □ No If Yes, give particulars
in narrative.
2. Personal Data
A.
Name(s)
Birth Date
Education
Last Grade
Completed
Birthplace
Proof
Health
Day
Month
Year
Applicant
Spouse
B. Next of Kin.
(Name)
(Address)
(Relationship)
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C. Marital Status of Applicant
□ Single D Married
□ Widowed
n Divorced
□ Separated
□ Deserted
n Common-
Law
Date:
Place :
If applicant or spouse previously married, please provide details.
Does applicant or spouse have OHIP coverage? If so, are premiums paid directly;
through pension deductions, or otherwise ?
Give details
(i) Applicant : OHIP No Social Insurance No
(ii) Spouse : OHIP No Social Insurance No
Are special diets required by applicant, spouse or dependent children ? Yes □ No □
3. Dependent Children
Given Name(s) and Surname(s)
under which birth was registered
for each child
Sex
Birth Date
Birthplace
School Grade
Day
Month
Year
4. State in detail reasons why aid is required.
5. Residence in Ontario immediately prior to the date of this application
(Years) (Months)
Details of previous residence.
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
59
6. Income:
A. Past and present employment: (List employment of applicant and all members of household:
include part-time and irregular employment, casual and odd jobs)
(Give record of past employment of all employable members of household. Cover a sufficient
period for each person to indicate period of last regular employment.)
Employee
Employer
(Name of Person,
Firm or Corporation)
Employer's
Address
Number of
Hours
Monthly
Weekly Wgs.
Period of
Employment
Gross Net
From
Mo.-Yr.
To
Mo.-Yr.
Reason for leaving employment.
B. Rental Revenue Yes n No Q
Name
Relationship
Type of Rental
Rate: weekly i Date
or monthly j Commenced
Date Ceased
C. Roomers (R) or Boarders (B) Yes D No D
Name
R/B
■ . 1
Relationship
Date of Birth ^^'' ^f^J^^y
or monthly
Date
Commenced
Date
Ceased
1
1 1
: . 1
Is any roomer or boarder a child of the applicant and a beneficiary of Family Benefits, a student,
or in receipt of General Welfare Assistance ? Yes D No D
If yes, provide details
Is there any other person living in the home? Yes D No D If yes, provide details
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D. Other income of spouse or any dependant Yes D No D
Description
Applicant
Spouse or Dependant
Reference
Number
Date
Commenced
Monthly
Amount
Date
Commenced
Monthly
Amount
Old Age Security and G.I.S
Annuities, Pensions,
Superannuation
Insurance Benefits (provide
details)
Farm or Business (provide
details)
Alimony or Separation
Payment
Maintenance from putative father
or deserting husband
Mortgage Receivable — Loan
Agreement
Training Allowances (Detail
Expenses)
Pension Act (Canada)
Unemployment Insurance A ct
(Canada)
War Veterans' Allowances Act
(Canada)
Civilian War Pensions and Allow-
ances Act (Canada)
Official Guardian
.
Canada Pension Plan
(Canada)
Quebec Pension Plan
(Quebec)
Workmen's Compensation Act
General Welfare Assistance
Act
^Compensation for Victims of
Other (Specify)
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
61
Is applicant, spouse or dependent child in receipt of any regular or periodic contribution from
relatives or other sources ? Yes D No D
If yes, provide details in narrative .
Is applicant, spouse or dependent child in receipt of Public Assistance other than for which the
application is being made ? Yes D No D
If yes, give rate $ and date commenced
Has applicant, spouse or dependent child received a student award ? Yes D No D
If yes, provide details in narrative
Has application been made for any of the above types of income ? Yes D No D
If yes, provide details
Is any future income expected from any source ? Yes CD No D
If yes, provide details
Means of subsistence of applicant and/or spouse ^
Did applicant and/or spouse serve in allied armed forces ? Yes D No D
If yes, dates and particulars
Assets
A. Check for each item held by applicant, spouse or dependent children at the time of application
Type
Yes
No
Description
A
S
c
Amount
1 . Cash on hand
2. Bank accounts
3. Credit unions
4. Safety deposit box
5. Bonds, stock shares and other
securities
6. Mortgage receivable
7. Loans, notes
8. Accounts collectable
9. Official guardian or public trustee
(money in trust)
10. Interest in automobile or truck
11. Interest in business
12. Other
Are any future assets expected (such as unadjusted claims, insurance, an inheritance, or lawsuit
pending) ? Yes D No D If Yes, describe fully in narrative
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B. Real Property Yes n No D
Description and Location
Applicant
Spouse
Dependent
Children
Owned
or
Life
Lease
Rented
Vacant
Occupied
Year
Pur-
chased
As-
sessed
Value
Mar-
ket
Value
Balance
of
Mort-
gages
Lot
Plan or
Concession
Township and County
or Street Address
and City or Town
Transfer of Property — Real or Personal
Has any property or assets been transferred by applicant, spouse or dependent children within three
years prior to this application ? Yes □ No □
If Yes, give details in narrative
C. Estate of Deceased Spouse ■ -'"i'
1. Was there any estate? Yes D No □ 2. Was there a will ? Yes D No D
3. Have letters probate or letters of administration been applied for? Yes □ No D
D. Life Insurance (on Life of Applicants and Dependants)
Policy
Number
Applicant
Spouse
Dependent
Children
Name and
Address
of
Company
Beneficiary
Face Value
Cash
Surrender
Value
Monthly
Premiums
8. Debts
Name of Creditor
Details
Verified
Amount
Yes
No
$
9. Living Conditions . . , . •
A. Is person in hospital, nursing home or other
institution ?
1 . If Yes, give date entered .
Applicant
Yes
No
Spouse
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
63
2. Name, address and type of institution.
3. Rate paid by GWA D OHIP D Other Q (specify) .
B. Is applicant boarding? Yes D No D If so, with whom ?. .
(Relationship)
Effective Date Rate (monthly) .
C. Other living arrangements: — Expenses must be verified
Weekly
Monthly
Yearly
Type of accommodation Owned D
Rented D
Rent
B
Number of rooms Attached D
Detached D
Mortgage, principal
and interest
H
Fuel : paid by applicant D
or included in rent D
Taxes (gross)
H^B
Are any costs shared ? Yes D No D
If Yes, give recipient's share
Fire insurance
(building and
contents)
BH
Condition of property
Present mortgage
balance
Utilities (Hydro, water, phone)
Tax arrears Fuel Yearly
Give additional details of mortgage
if necessary
Name and address of landlord
10.
DECLARATION
I do certify that :
(full name)
1. I am the applicant named in the foregoing application (or the jjerson making application
on behalf of the applicant).
2. All the statements in the foregoing application are true to the best of my knowledge and
belief and no information required to be given has been concealed or omitted.
3. Should assistance be granted to me/to the applicant on the basis of the foregoing informa-
tion, I undertake to notify the Director or his representative of any changes in my /his
circumstanpes, especially those pertaining to assets, income and living arrangements.
Witnessed by
(signature of Welfare Administrator or
representative)
(signature of applicant or signature of per-
son making application on behalf of applicant)
Witnessed by
(signature of Welfare Administrator or
representative)
(signature of spouse (if applicable) )
64 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE Reg. 441
To Be Completed By Welfare Administrator
Is applicant capable of managing assistance ? Yes [U No D
If No, provide details and recommendations
Do you recommend a mail out report ? Yes G No D
The following forms, documents and certificates are attached :
Documents to follow:
O. Reg. 714/73, s. 14, part.
Form 2
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR ASSISTANCE r
Part 1
To the Welfare Administrator of
(municipal, band or regional) (name of municipality, Indian band or
district) • '
1 apply for under the General Welfare Assistance Act and in
(state class of assistance applied for)
support of my application I make the following statements:
1 . Name
(surname) , (given names)
Address
(number, street or rural route) (municipality or post office)
Telephone number
Date of Birth Marital Status Age
(day) (month) (year)
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
65
2. Residence for last 3 years :
Address
Municipality
Province
From
To
(Day, Month, Year)
(Day, Month, Year)
3. Previous Employment :
Date last employed : From To
Employed by : Address :
Normal occupation :
4. Dependants and other persons living with applicant : (if space insufficient, use reverse side)
Given Names and Surname,
if different
Sex
Age
Relationship
to Applicant
Payments into Household
Yes No
Spouse
Children and other dependants
Other persons living in household (rela-
tives, boarders, roomers)
5. Income and Assets (List all income and assets of applicant and ALL dependants living in the
household, such as public assistance of any kind, wages, full or part-time earnings, boarder or roomer
income, rentals, contributions or payments from any source, pensions, annuities, bank or savings
accounts, bonds, stocks, money in trust, insurance policies, real estate, etc.) :
Name of Person Having
Income or Assets
Type of Income
or Asset
Amount of Income
(per week, month OR Value of Asset
or year)
6. Name of Next of Kin (Where applicant incapacitated or resident in a nursing home)
Name
Address
Relationship
Contribution
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
Reg. 441
7. State in Detail Reasons why Assistance is Required:
Date:
19..
(signature of applicant)
Part II
To be completed by the Welfare Administrator or Regional Welfare Administrator
where Applicant is Resident of a Nursing Home
Name of Nursing Home.
Address
Date Licence issued Licence No
Date of Admission of Applicant Rate : $ $
(daily) (monthly)
I certify that the above nursing home is licensed under the Xursiug Homes Act and I recommend
payment of an allowance for the nursing home care of the applicant in the amount of $
per month.
Date:
19.
(signature of Welfare Administrator)
O. Reg. 714/73, s. 14, pari.
Form 3
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR GENERAL ASSISTANCE BY A FOSTER PARENT
1. Name of Applicant :
(surname)
Address
(number)
(given names)
(street or rural route
(city, town, village or P.O. township) (county)
F.W.A.
(municipality)
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
67
Data Pertaining to Foster Child(ren)
Given Name(s) and Surname
under which Birth Registered
Birth
Date
Birth Date
Proof
Place of
Birth
Sex
School
Grade
1
i
i
1
1
1
Particulars of Natural Parents
Name
1 ■ 1
Maiden
Name
-
Address (if
applicable)
Marital
Status
Date of
Death (if
applicable)
Details of
Employment
Mother
i
Father
1 !
1 i
1 i
4. Assets
A. Check for each item held by or on behalf of foster child(ren) at time of application
Tyf)e
Description
Amount
Type
Description
Amount
1. Cash
S
4. Official GuardiaA
S
2. Bank Account
5. Other (please
specify)
3. Bonds
B. Are any future assets expected (such as unadjusted claims, insurance, inheritances or lawsuits
pending) ? Yes D No D
5. Does foster child have any interest in real property ? Yes D No D
6. If parents deceased, was there an estate and/or life insurance? Yes D No D
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
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7. Income ,
A. Check for each item received by or on behalf of foster child(ren) at time of application
Type
Date
Commenced
Monthly
Amount
Type
Date
Commenced
Amount
Canada Pension Plan
1
Family Allowance
(if not, explain)
$
War Veterans
Allowance
Other (please
specify)
Maintenance
B. Is any future income expected from any source ? Yes D No D
Data Pertaining to Foster Parent
Date child(ren) taken into care of foster parent
Relationship (if any) of parent to child(ren)
Has previous application been made on behalf of child(ren) ? Yes D No D
If Yes, by whom ? and Date
Do these children have any brothers or sisters under twenty-one ? Yes [H No D
If Yes, list names and addresses, and names of their foster parents (if applicable) . . .
DECLARATION
I , do certify that :
(full name)
1. I am the applicant named in the foregoing application (or the person making application
on behalf of the applicant).
2. All the statements in the foregoing application are true to the best of my knowledge and belief
and no information required to be given has been concealed or omitted.
3. Should assistance be granted to me/to the applicant on the basis of the foregoing informa-
tion, I undertake to notify the Director or his representative of any changes in my/his
circumstances, especially those pertaining to assets, income and living arrangements.
Witnessed by
(signature of Welfare Administrator)
(signature of applicant or signature of person
making application on behalf of applicant)
Witnessed by
(signature of Welfare Administrator)
(signature of spouse (if applicable) )
O. Reg. 714/73, s. 14, part.
Reg. 441 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE 69
Form 4
General Welfare Assistance Act
CONSENT TO INSPECT ASSETS
I, , an applicant under the General Welfare Assistance Act and
I spouse of the above-named applicant, consent that :
(complete only where applicable)
1. Any person authorized by the Minister may inspect and have access to information and
records, relating to any account, safety deposit box, stocks, bonds or other assets held by
me or on my behalf alone or jointly with any other person, in any bank, trust company or
(strike out other financial institution ; and
where not
" 2. Any person authorized by the Minister may secure information in respect to any life or
accident insurance policy on my late spouse
(name of spouse)
Dated at , this day of , 19. . .
Witness : Signature of Applicant
Address :
Dated at this day of 19 . . .
Witness : Signature of Spouse where applicable
Address if different
O. Reg. 714/73, s. 14. part.
Form 5
^ General Welfare Assistance Act
MEDICAL REPORT AND CERTIFICATE IN RESPECT OF IMPAIRMENT
Name of Person Examined
Address
Sex Male D Female D Date of Birth
(day) (month) (year)
1. (a) Complaints and History of Present Impairment :
(6) Date Impairment Commenced:
2. Examination: (i) Mental Alertness (iv) Pulse
(ii) Height (v) Blood Pressure.
(iii) Weight (vi) Other Findings .
70 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE Reg. 441
Urinalysis.
3. Diagnosis:
4. Prognosis:
5. Present Treatment:
6. Limitations Imposed by the Impairment ;
7. With or Without Treatment would you expect sufficient recovery to take place in the mental or
physical condition of this person at any time in the future to render this person employable ?
Yes D No D
8. Does Person require Care in a Nursing Home ? Yes D No D
If 'Yes', probable length of time:
9. Does Person require the Services of a Registered Nurse ? Yes □ No □
(a) If 'Yes', Visits Recommended: D Daily
n Number per Week
D Number per Month
(b) Visits required for a Period of Days ; Weeks ; Months.
10. Does Person require the Use of a Wheelchair? Yes D No D
1 1 . Recommendations regarding Special Diets :
(Indicate
which)
12. Other Recommendations:
In your opinion would you consider this person to be :
( 1 ) Medically employable D
(2) Temporarily unemployable for medical reasons but likely able to resume
employment after:
less than six months . . D
six months D
one year D
two years D
Reg. 441 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE 71
(3) Permanently unemployable for medical reasons and unlikely to be able to
commence remunerative employment D
(4) Disabled to the extent that the person is severely limited in the activities
pertaining to normal living such as self-care, communication, or motor
activities, and this disability is likely to continue for a prolonged j)eriod of
time □
CERTIFICATE OF DOCTOR
PLEASE PRINT
I am a legally qualified medical practitioner and have examined the
above-named person at on and this report contains my
(date)
findings and considered opinion at that time.
(signature) (date)
(address)
O. Reg. 186/73, s. 6.
Form 6
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR MONTHLY PAYMENT OF
PROVINCIAL SUBSIDY FOR ASSISTANCE (see note)
Corporation, District Board or Approved Band of
(specify city, town, village, etc.)
County or District of
Account for the month of
Part I
Assistance for which Subsidy is Claimed
1. General Assistance
A. Budgetary Requirements
Basic needs $ .
Board and lodging
Special diet
Pregnancy items
72 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE Reg. 441
Hostels and transients $ .
Fuel
Foster Children
Advanced Age
Other
Sub-total $ .
Less : Income
B. Nursing Homes
Residents not receiving extended care services $ .
Residents receiving extended care services
$ X number of days care $ .
Less amounts paid by residents
Balance $ .
$ X number of days care
Total of General Assistance $ .
2. Supplementary Aid
Prescribed Drugs I .
Optical Services
Dental Services
Shelter
Other
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
73
3. Special Assistance
Regularly
Employed
Males
Others
Prescribed Drugs I •
Surgical Supplies and Dressings
Travel and Transportation
Moving
Funerals and Burials
Dental Services.
Optical Services
Prosthetic Appliances including Eyeglasses
Vocational Training or Retraining
Comfort Allowances
Other (as authorized by the Director)
Sub-totals $_
Total of Special Assistance
Part II
(This section not to be completed by the Municipahty)
1. General Assistance
A. Budgetary Requirements 80%
B. Nursing Homes
No extended care 80%
Extended care :
— per diem basis 80%
— Balance per diem rate 100%
2. Supplementary Aid— 80%
3. Special Assistance — 50%
Total
Assistance
Provincial
Subsidy
Municipal
Share
$
$
$
^^^B
$
$
$
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GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
Reg. 441
Part III
Statistics
General Assistance
Recipients
Employable
Unemployable
Total
Total Persons
Male & Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Male
Female
Heads of Families
Dependants
Single Persons
Sub-Total
Heads of Fam
Dependants
Single Persons
ilies
Dependent Foster Child
Family Benefits Recipie
Prescribed Drugs . . .
ren
nts Receiving
. . Heads of Fam
Dependants
Single Persons
. . Not on Extenc
Care
On Extended C
ilies
Recipients in Nursing H
led
,are
Supplementary Aid Recipients
Old Age Security Recipients
Family Benefit Recipients
Others
Total Recipients
Total
3.
Special Assistance Cases
Regularly
Employed
Males
Others
Heads of Families
Single Persons
Recipients in Nursing Homes
Sub-Total
Total Cases
;^^^^^
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Part IV
Certificate
We certify that,
(1) this application for Provincial Subsidy is correct ;
(2) the amounts shown have been disbursed in accordance with the regulations; and
(3) this application is in agreement with the records of the municipality.
(signature of municipal welfare administrator)
(address)
(signature of treasurer)
(address)
Date 19....
Note: Do not include payments of incentive allowances. Such costs are to be included in Form 10.
O. Reg. 216/74, s. 7; O. Reg. 277/75, s. 3; O. Reg. 418/75, s. 5; O. Reg. 106/76, s. 3; O. Reg. 358/76, s. 3;
O. Reg. 507/76, s. 4; O. Reg. 356/77, s. 7.
Form 7
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR MONTHLY PAYMENT OF
PROVINCIAL SUBSIDY FOR ASSISTANCE
WHERE THE NUMBER OF RECIPIENTS EQUALS OR EXCEEDS
SIX PER CENT OF THE POPULATION
Part I (see note 1)
Determination of Eligilibility for Subsidy
1. Number of rec ipients of General Assistance and Supplementary Aid
(a) Current month
(6) Previous five months of
Total
2. Monthly average of recipients — total item 1 divided by 6.
3. 6% of population of municipality
76 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE Reg. 441
Part II (see note 2)
Computation of Provincial Subsidy
4. Total number of recipients — current monthly only; item 1 (a) above
5. 5% of population
6. Recipients in excess of 5% of population — item 4 minus item 5
7. Total cost of General Assistance and Supplementary Aid for the month $
8. Average cost of General Assistance and Supplementary Aid for the month — item 7
divided by item 4 $ .
9. Provincial Subsidy — item 6 x item 8 x 10 per cent $.
10. Certificate
I certify that the information given and the statements made in this Form are true and correct
and in accordance with the requirements of the Act and regulations.
Dated at this day of 19
(signature of municipal welfare administrator)
(address)
(signature of treasurer)
(address)
Note: 1. This Form is to be completed only if additional subsidy under subsection 9 (S) of Regulation 441
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980, is requested.
2. If item 2 is equal to or greater than item 3, complete Part II. O. Reg. 538/72, s. 6, part.
Form 8
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR MONTHLY PAYMENT OF PROVINCIAL
SUBSIDY FOR COST OF ADMINISTRATION
(Complete whichever is applicable)
The Corporation or approved band of the
(see note 1)
or
The District Welfare Administration Board for the
(district) (see note 2)
Account for the month of 19. . . . m-^n'- \
Reg. 441 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE 77
1. Payments for administration of welfare services (see notes 3 and 4) to
or on behalf of a full-time welfare administrator and other employees:
i. Salaries, wages and honoraria
A. Welfare administrator $
B. Other staff $
ii. Employer's contributions to pension, unemployment insurance
or workmen's compensation plan or scheme or other employee's
benefit plan or scheme approved by the Minister
A. Welfare administrator $
B. Other Staff $
iii. Travelling expenses of staff in i and ii $
iv. Operating costs of computer services $
2. Payments for research or consultation on a contract or fee-for-service
basis $
Total (item 1 and item 2) $
3. Cost of transportation and incidental expenses of bringing persons to Court under section 23
of Regulation 441 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 $^
4. Computation of monthly Provincial subsidy
i. County (that has appointed a welfare administrator under sub-
section 4 (3) of the Act) and District Welfare Administration
Board
A. Total monthly expenditures for items 1 and 2 $
B. Provincial subsidy 50% $ .
ii. Municipalities, cities, separated towns and other approved
municipalities not part of a county (that has appointed a welfare
administrator under subsection 4 (3) of the Act) and not part of a
District Welfare Administration Board and approved bands
A. Total monthly expenditures for items 1 and 2 recorded
above $
less
B . One-twelfth of total expenditures for items 1 and 2 (above) for
fiscal year ending December 31 $
Balance A-B $
Provincial subsidy 50% of A-B $
iii. Transportation and incidental expenses of bringing persons to Court
under section 23 of Regulation 441 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980
Provincial subsidy 50% of item 3 $ .
Total Provincial Subsidy $ .
78 GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE Reg. 441
5 . Certificate
I certify that the information and the statements made in this Form are true and correct and
in accordance with the requirements of the Act and the regulations.
(signature of municipal treasurer, chairman of district
welfare administration board or head of an approved band)
Dated at , this day of , 19 . . . .
(signature of welfare administrator)
NOTES
1. All municipalities (including counties that have appointed welfare administrators under subsection 4 (3) of
the Act) and approved bands complete this category.
2. This Form shall not apply, and no subsidy is payable to a district welfare administration board until such
time as the board has been established and in operation for a period of at least one year.
3. Welfare services means,
(a) any class of assistance administered under the Act;
ib) hospitalization of indigent persons;
(c) services in respect of children's aid societies;
(d) social services that are furnished for the purpose of,
(i) rehabilitation, including vocational assessment and counselling, the facilitation of vocational
training and placement in employment,
(ii) counselling in respect of family or marital relationships,
(iii) counselling in respect of child care and training, and parent-child relationships,
(iv) counselling in respect of debts, financial or household management and homemaking,
(v) counselling in respect of nutritional needs and requirements, and
(vi) counselling in respect of maintenance and adequate standards of health and personal hygiene;
(e) such other social services that may be required by a recipient and are approved by the Director;
(/ ) administrative, secretarial and clerical services including staff training relating to the provision of any of
the foregoing welfare services;
( g ) consulting, research and evaluation services with respect to the provision of any of the foregoing welfare
services; and
(h) such other services as are approved by the Director.
4. Do not include administration costs in respect of work activity projects. Such costs are to be included in
Form 10.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, Form 6; O. Reg. 714/73, s. 15; O. Reg. 84/75, s. 2; O. Reg. 800/77, s. 3.
Reg. 441
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
79
Form 9
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR MONTHLY PAYMENT OF PROVINCIAL SUBSIDY
FOR COST OF STAFF TRAINING
(Complete whichever is applicable)
The Corporation or approved band of the .
(specify, city, town, village, etc.) (see note 1)
OR
The District Welfare Administration Board for the .
Account for the month of 19 .
1 . Name(s) of Course(s)
2. Date(s) of Directors' Approval(s) of Course(s) ,
3. Cost of Staff Training (see note)
i. tuition fees
ii. transportation costs
iii. living allowances that are paid to employees who
are required to live away from home while
receiving training and instruction
Total
4. Provincial Subsidy : 80% of total of item 3
5. Approved For Payment By
(district)
STAFF TRAINING
Director, General Welfare Assistance Branch
6. Certificate
I hereby certify that the information given and the statements made in this
Form are true and correct and in accordance with the requirements of the Act
and the regulations.
Dated at this.
. day of .
. 19.
(signature of municipal treasurer,
chairman of district welfare administration
board or head of an approved band)
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Notes:
1. All municipalities including counties that have appointed welfare administrators under sub-
section 4 (3) of the Act complete this category.
2. "cost of staff training" means payments approved by the Director for courses of training or
instruction for persons employed by a municipality, district welfare administration board
or by an approved band in the administration of welfare services in respect of,
i. tuition fees,
ii. transportation costs, and
iii. living allowances that are paid to employees who are required to live away from home
while receiving training or instruction.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 383, Form 7.
Form 10
General Welfare Assistance Act
APPLICATION FOR MONTHLY PAYMENT OF PROVINCIAL SUBSIDY FOR
INCENTIVE ALLOWANCES AND WORK ACTIVITY PROJECTS
Account for the month of 19
1. Project Number Date of Provincial Authorization
2. Computation of Provincial Subsidies:
day/month/year
Nature of Expenditure
Gross
Expenditure
Deduct
Revenue
Net
Expenditure
Municipal
Share @ 20%
Provincial
Subsidy @ 80%
i. Operation & Maintenance
$
$
$
$
$
A. Salaries and Wages
B. Employer's Contribu-
tions
C. Travel and living ex-
penses
D. Equipment costs —
rentals purchase/depre-
• i
■ ■;<».■; "
ciation
E. Materials and supplies
i.
F. Rental of land and
premises
G. Other (specify)
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1, ,'. ill-'. •
ii. Participants Incentive Allow-
"
. -..■('
ance
s
$
$
$
$
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3. Participants Incentive Allowance for which the Province is fully responsible:
Gross Expenditure $
Deduct : Revenue
Provincial Subsidy @ 100%
4. Approved For Payment
Director, General Welfare Assistance Act
5. Certificate
We Certify that,
i. this application for Provincial subsidy is correct,
ii. the amounts shown have been disbursed in accordance with the regulations; and
iii. this application is in agreement with the records of the municipality (or band)
Dated at this (signature of welfare administrator)
day of ,19
(address)
(signature of municipal treasurer,
chairman of district welfare administration
board or head of an approved band)
(address)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 383, Form 8; O. Reg. 714/73, s. 16.
Reg. 442
GENERAL WELFARE ASSISTANCE
83
REGULATION 442
under the General Welfare Assistance Act
INDIAN BANDS
1. The bands listed in the Schedule are approved
for the purposes of the Act. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 384,
s. 1.
Schedule
1. Chippewas of the Rama Indian Reserve
2. Walpole Island
3. Ojibways of the Parry Island Indian Reserve
4. Six Nations of the Grand River Indian Reserve
5. Saugeen
6. Cape Croker
7. Mississaugas of the New Credit Indian Reserve
8. Moravians of the Thames Indian Reserve
9. Chippewas of the Georgina Island and Snake
Island Indian Band
10. Mohawks of the Bay of Quinte Indian Band
11. Alderville
12. Curve Lake
13. Mississaguas of the Scugog Island Indian Band
14. Hiawatha
15. Chippewas of the Sarnia Indian Band
16. Chippewas of the Kettle Point Indian Band
17. Beausoleil
18. Ojibways of the Mississagua Indian Band
19. Ojibways of the Spanish Indian Band
20. Ojibways of the Whitefish Lake Indian Band
21. Ojibways of the Nipissing Indian Band
22. Ojibways of the Dokis Indian Band
23. Mohawks of the Gibson and Watha Indian Band
24. Ojibways of the Batchawana Indian Band
25. Ojibways of the Garden River Indian Band
26. Ojibways of the Sheguiandah Indian Band
27. Ojibways of the Sheshegwaning Indian Band
28. Ojibways of the Sucker Creek Indian Band
29. Ojibways of the West Bay Indian Band
30. Ojibways of the Whitefish River Indian Band
31. Ojibways of the Fort William Indian Band
32. Ojibways of the Shoal Lake Indian Band No. 39
33. Ojibways of the Shoal Lake Indian Band No. 40
34. Ojibways of the Whitefish Bay (Sioux Narrows)
Indian Band
35. Ojibways of the Couchiching (Fort Frances)
Indian Band
36. Ojibways of the Shawanaga Indian Band
37. Ojibways of the Serpent River Indian Band
38. Ojibways of the Henvey Inlet Indian Band
39. Ojibways of the Manitou Rapids Rainy River
Band
40. Golden Lake Band
41 . Oneidas of the Thames
42. Wikwemikong Band
43. Muncey of the Thames
44. Chippewas of the Thames
45. Moose Deer Point
46. Moose Factory Band
47. Wabigoon Band
48. Constance Lake Band
49. Islington Band
50. Eagle Lake Band
51. Sabaskong Band
52. Fort Hope Band
53. Grassy Narrows Band
54. Rocky Bay Band
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55. Nicickousemenecaning Band
56. Naicatchewenin Band
57. Lac La Croix Band
58. Osnaburgh Band
59. Martin Falls Band
60. Big Island Band
61. Northwest Angle #33 Band
62. Long Lake #77 Band
63. Long Lake #58 Band
64. Northwest Angle #37 Band
65. Cat Lake Band
66. Brunswick House Band
67. Pic Heron Bay Band
68. Mattagami Band
69. Seine River Band
70. Caribou Lake Band
7L Pikangikum Band
72. Big Grassy Band
73. Matachewan Band
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74. Chapleau Ojibway Band
75. Attawapiskat Band
76. Deer Lake Band
77. Kingfisher Lake Band
78. Wunnumin Lake Band
79. Temagami Lake Band
80. Kasabonika Lake Band
81. Bearskin Lake Band
82. Magnetawan Band
83. Muskrat Dam Band
84. Thessalon Band
85. Angling Lake Band
86. Michipicoten Band
87. Rat Portage Band
88. Washagamis Bay Band
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 384, Sched. ; O. Reg. 174/71,
s. 1 ; O. Reg. 319/71, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 350/72, s. 1 ;
O. Reg. 470/72, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 684/73, s. 1;
O. Reg. 604/74, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 780/74. s. 1;
O. Reg. 975/75, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 58/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
123/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 776/77, s. 1; O. Reg.
268/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 916/78, s. 1.
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Reg. 443
GRAIN ELEVATOR STORAGE
85
REGULATION 443
under the Grain Elevator Storage Act
GENERAL
1. — (1) An application for a licence as a grain
elevator operator shall be in Form 1 .
(2) A licence as a grain elevator operator shall be
in Form 2.
(3) The fee for a licence in Form 2 is $10, and shall
be forwarded with the application for the licence.
(4) A licence in Form 2 expires with the 30th day of
June next following the date on which it is issued.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 386, s. 1.
2. A weigh-ticket shall be in Form 3. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 386, s. 2.
3. A grain storage receipt shall be in Form 4.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 386, s. 3.
4. Inspectors shall report to the chief inspector on
inspection of grain elevators with respect to storages of
farm produce under the Act and this Regulation.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 386, s. 5.
Form 1
Grain Elevator Storage Act
♦APPLICATION FOR LICENCE AS A GRAIN
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
To The Ministn.' of Agriculture and Food,
Legislative Buildings, Toronto.
(name of applicant)
(address)
applies for a licence as a grain elevator operator under
the Grain Elevator Storage Act and the regulations,
and in support of this application the following facts
are stated :
1 . Business address of applicant .
2. Name of grain elevator
3. Location of grain elevator . . .
4. Owner of grain elevator business .
(give name of
person, partnership or corporation and if partner-
ship, give names of all partners)
5. Names and signatures of persons designated to
sign grain storage receipts at grain elevator:
Name
Signature
6. Capacity of grain elevator (in bushels).
7. The applicant accepts the following kinds of farm
produce for storage :
8. The applicant has complied with the Act and the
regulations.
9. The licence fee of $10 accompanies this applica-
tion.
(signature of applicant)
By
(title of person signing if a
partnership or corporation)
Dated at this day of 19
*A separate application is required for each premises
on which a grain elevator is located.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 386, Form 1.
Form 2
Grain Elevator Storage Act
LICENCE AS A GRAIN
ELEVATOR OPERATOR
Under the Grain Elevator Storage Act and the
regulations, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued
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Reg. 443
to.
of.
(address)
to engage in the business of storing farm produce at a
grain elevator located at
This Hcence expires with the 30th day of June, 19 ... .
Issued at Toronto, this day of 19. . .
(Chief Inspector)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 386, Form 2.
Form 3
Grain Elevator Storage Act
WEIGH-TICKET
Farm Produce Accepted for Storage:
Kind of Weight p^^.
Farm in
Produce Pounds
Cent "^^^t ^°;^" Grade
Date of Delivery ,
Signatures:
(grain elevator operator or person
authorized by him to sign)
(producer or his agent)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 386, Form 3.
Form 4
Grain Elevator Storage Act
GRAIN STORAGE RECEIPT
Issued at Ontario
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT the
Date.
, 19.
(name of grain elevator operator)
accepts the following produce for storage from .
(producer's name)
(address)
FARM PRODUCE DESCRIBED AS FOLLOWS, (all produce accepted for storage as fungible goods unless
otherwise arranged for.)
Kind of
Grain
Weigh
Ticket No.
Weight
Moisture
Weigh
Ticket No.
Weight
Moisture
Weigh
Ticket No.
Weight
Moisture
Reg. 443 GRAIN ELEVATOR STORAGE 87
Accumulated total weight of produce accepted for storage
Signature of grain elevator storage operator
Above produce is accepted for storage subject to the following charges and conditions:
1 . Storage
(includes shrinkage, elevation and insurance)
2. Other Charges
(trucking, advances, etc.)
3. Date of expiry of receipt
CONTRACT OF SALE
The grain elevator operator offers to purchase the farm produce in accordance with the grade shown on
the release certificate, at his bid price on the date of acceptance of the offer, subject to prevailing market
premiums or discounts for test, moisture and condition of the farm produce, and in the case of beans, the
prevailing market bean-picking schedule in arriving at the net price per hundredweight for beans.
RELEASES
Date
Weight
Grade
Charges
Amount of Payment
Signature of
Owner and Agent
Terms and particulars set out in this storage receipt are deemed to be accepted by the producer, unless
the elevator operator is advised to the contrary.
Approved and accepted by the parties hereto :
DEALER IS REQUIRED TO PROMPTLY FORWARD THIS STORAGE RECEIPT TO OWNER
OF THE GRAIN.
OWNER OF THE GRAIN SHOULD PLACE RECEIPT IN SAFE KEEPING FOR SURRENDER
WHEN GRAIN IS SOLD.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 386, Form.4.
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Reg. 444
GUARANTEE COMPANIES SECURITIES
89
REGULATION 444
under the Guarantee Companies Securities Act
APPROVED GUARANTEE COMPANIES
1. The incorporated companies listed in the
Schedule are approved as guarantee companies.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 387, s. 1.
Schedule
1. The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
2. Aetna Insurance Company
3. Allstate Insurance Company of Canada
4. The American Insurance Company
5. Anglo Canada General Insurance Company
6. The Canada Accident and Fire Assurance Com-
pany
7. Canada Security Assurance Company
8. Canadian General Insurance Company
9. The Canadian Indemnity Company
10. The Canadian Surety Company
1 1 . The Casualty Company of Canada
12. Central Mutual Insurance Company
13. Chateau Insurance Company
14. Chubb Insurance Company of Canada
15. The Citadel General Assurance Company
16. Coachman Insurance Company
17. Commerce and Industry Insurance Company of
Canada
18. The Commerce Group Insurance Company
19. Constitution Insurance Company of Canada
20. The Continental Insurance Company
2 1 . Co-operative Fire and Casualty Company
22. Co-operators Insurance Association
23. Coronation Insurance Company Limited
24. The Dominion of Canada General Insurance
Company
25. The Dominion Insurance Corporation
26. Eaton/Bay Insurance Company
27. The Economical Mutual Insurance Company
28. Elite Insurance Company
29. Federal Insurance Company
30. Federated Mutual Insurjmce Company
31. Federation Insurance Company of Canada
i2. Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada
33. Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
34. Fireman's Fund Insurance Company of Canada
35. The General Accident Assurance Company of
Canada
36. General Insurance Company of America
37. General Security Insurance Company of Canada
38. Gerling Global General Insurance Company
39. Gibraltar General Insurance Company
40. Gore Mutual Insurance Company
41. Great American Insurance Company
42 . The Guarantee Company of North America
43. The GucU-dian Insurance Company of Canada
44. The Halifax Insurance Company
45. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
46. The Home Insurance Company
47. INA Insurance Company of Canada
48. Insurance Company of North America
49. Insurance Corporation of Ireland Limited
50. London and Midland General Insurance Com-
pany
5 1 . Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company
52. Mar>'land Czisualty Company
53. The New Zealand Insurance Company, Limited
54. Niagara Fire Insurance Company
55. Norwich Union Fire Insurance Society, Limited
56. Pearl Assurance Company, Limited
57. Perth Insurance Company
58. Phoenix Assurance Company of Canada
59. The Phoenix Insurance Company (Hartford,
Conn.)
60. Pilot Insurance Company
61. Pitts Insurance Company
62. The Provident Assurance Company
63. The Prudential Assurance Company, Limited
64. Reliance Insurance Company (of Philadelphia)
65. Royal Insurance Company of Canada
66. Safeco Insurance Company of America
67. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
68. Scottish & York Insurance Co., Limited
69. Seaboard Surety Company
70. Simcoe & Erie General Insurance Company
71. The Sovereign General Insurance Company
72. The Stanstead & Sherbrooke Insurance Company
73. Sun Alliance Insurance Company
74. S\-mons General Insurance Company
75. Toronto General Insurance Company
76. Traders General Insurance Company
77. The Travelers Indemnity Company
78. Travelers Indemnity Company of Canada
79. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Company
80. United States Fire Insurance Company
81. The Waterloo Mutual Insurance Company
82. The Wawjinesa Mutual Insurance Company
83. The Western Assurance Company
84. Western Surety Company
85. Zurich Insurance Company
O. Reg. 294/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 309/80, s. 1; O. Reg.
471/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 562/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 730/80, s. 1.
Reg. 445 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 91
REGULATION 445
under the Health Disciplines Act
CHILD RESISTANT PACKAGES
1. In this Regulation, "child resistant package" means a container or a package that meets the standards for
child resistant packages approved by the Minister. O. Reg. 362/72, s. 1.
2. The Canadian Standards Association is designated as an organization to test, certify and designate
containers that meet standards for child resistant packages. O. Reg. 362/72, s. 2.
3. Every person who fills a prescription shall dispense the drug in a child resistant package that is certified
and designated by the Canadian Standards Association. O. Reg. 362/72, s. 3.
4. Section 3 does not apply where,
(a) the prescriber or the person who presents the prescription to be filled directs otherwise;
ib) in the professional judgement of the pharmaceutical chemist in the particular circumstances or the
particular situation it is advisable not to use a "child resistant package";
(c) a "child resistant package" is not suitable because of the physical form of the drug; or
(d) the person who fills the prescription is unable to obtain a child resistant package because supplies of
such packages are unavailable on the market. O. Reg. 362/72, s. 4; O. Reg. 52/74, s. 1.
Reg. 446
HEALTH DISCIPLINES
93
REGULATION 446
under the Health Disciplines Act
DENTAL HYGIENISTS
L The ancillary body known as "dental hygienists"
is continued consisting of those persons who are regis-
tered under this Regulation as dental hygienists.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, s. 2, revised.
2. No person shall act as a dental hygienist unless
he is registered under this Regulation. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 163, s. 4.
3. — (1) There shall be a register of dental hygienists
containing the names of persons who are entitled to
registration under this Regulation.
(2) The register shall be maintained by the Regis-
trar. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, s. 5.
4. An application for registration as a dental
hygienist shall be in Form 1. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163,
s. 6.
5. The Registrar shall register an applicant who,
(a) completes an application for registration in
Form 1;
(b) holds the standing required for admission to
an Ontario University or College of Applied
Arts and Technolog>' offering a course in
dental hygiene;
(c) has completed the course of study referred to
in section 6;
id) has passed the examinations referred to in
section 7; and
(e) pays an initial registration fee of $25.
O. Reg. 928/76, s. 2.
6. The course of study for dental hygienists shall
consist of a course in dental hygiene conducted by the
Faculty of Dentistr\' of an Ontario University, a course
in dental hygiene conducted by an Ontario College of
Applied Arts and Technolog>-, or such other course or
courses in dental hygiene as may be approved by the
Council as being equivalent. O. Reg. 928/76, s. 3.
7. — (1) The Council may conduct examinations for
candidates seeking registration as dental hygienists.
(2) The Registrar shall conduct or cause to be con-
ducted the examinations referred to in subsection (1).
(3) The Council may accept the examinations given
at the conclusion of a course of study referred to in
section 7 as the registration examinations for dental
hygienists. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, s. 9.
8. — (1) Every registered dental hygienist shall pay
annually a renewal fee of S50 on or before the 1st day
of Januar>- in each year. O. Reg. 928/76, s. 4.
(2) The Registrar shall remove from the register,
after ninety days, the name of any dental hygienist
who does not pay the renewal fee. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 163, s. 10 (2).
9. — (1) The Registrar shall issue,
(a) a certificate of registration as a dental
hygienist in Form 2 ; and
(b) an annual licence certificate in Form 3,
to every person whose name appears on the
register.
(2) The certificate referred to in clause (1) (a) shall
be signed by the president of the Council and the
Registrar and the licence referred to in clause (1) (b)
shall be signed by the Registrar.
(3) Every dental hygienist employed by a mem-
ber of the College shall display his certificate of
registration and licence certificate in a conspicuous
place in the office of the member. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 163, s. 11.
10. All fees are payable to the treasurer of the Col-
lege. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, s. 12.
11. — (1) Where the name of a dental hygienist has
been removed from the register under section 8 and
the dental hygienist pays a registration fee of $15, the
Registrar shall reregister the dental hygienist and
thereupon issue a certificate of registration and an
annual licence certificate.
(2) On or before the first day of December in each
year, the Registrar shall notify each dental hygienist
that the annual fee is due at the end of the year.
(3) The notice shall be sent by prepaid post
addressed to the dental hygienist at his address
appearing on the register. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163,
s. 13.
12. — (1) Except as provided by subsection 9 (3) and
except to a member of the College, a dental hygienist
shall not,
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(a) by exhibiting, displaying or permitting to
be displayed any sign or notice ; or
(b) by otherwise advertising,
represent that he is engaged or about to become
engaged in the practice of dental hygiene.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), any dental
hygienist registered as such under this Regulation is
entitled to use the designation Diploma Dental
Hygiene, (Dip. Dent. Hygiene). R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
163, s. 14.
13. — (1) When so directed by the Council, the Dis-
cipline Committee shall hold a hearing to determine
whether or not a dental hygienist has been guilty of
any matter set forth in clause (2) (a) or (b) and shall
report its findings to the Council.
(2) Where the Council, after a hearing by the Dis-
cipline Committee, finds that a dental hygienist,
(a) has been guilty of,
(i) incompetence,
(ii) improper or dishonourable conduct
in respect of the dental practice of
his employer, or
(iii) failure to comply with the provisions
of the Act or this Regulation; or
(b) has been convicted of a crime that affects
his fitness to practise,
the Council may revoke or suspend the annual licence
and the certificate of registration of the dental
hygienist and remove his name from the regis-
ter. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, s. 15.
Form 1 ' .■ '.
Health Disciplines Act
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
AS A DENTAL HYGIENIST
I apply for registration as a dental hygienist. I
have passed the examinations prescribed for ad-
mission to registration as a dental hygienist in Ontario.
I enclose $25 registration fee, payable to the
treasurer of The Royal College of Dental Surgeons of
Ontario, and submit the following information:
1 . Name in full
2. Permanent address
3. Temporary address. . . .
4. Date and place of birth .
5. Citizenship
6. Preliminary education
7. Secondary school education :
i. Name of school attended
ii. Location
iii. Time in attendance
iv. Graduation diploma or certificate obtained
8. Education as a dental hygienist :
i. Name of school attended
ii. Location
iii. Time in attendance
iv. Date of completion of course
V. Graduation diploma or certificate obtained
9. References :
(signature of applicant)
Dated at , this day of
19....
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, Form 1.
Form 2
Health Disciplines Act
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION
AS A DENTAL HYGIENIST
This certifies that
(name of person)
of.
(address)
is registered as a dental hygienist.
Date
(signature of President) (signature of Registrar)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, Form 2.
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HEALTH DISCIPLINES
95
Form 3
Health Disciplines Act
ANNUAL LICENCE CERTIFICATE AS A
DENTAL HYGIENIST
This is to certify that
of.
(name of person)
(address of person)
a registered dental hygienist, is licensed to practise
as a dental hygienist for the year 19 ... .
This licence expires on the day of
19....
(signature of Registrar)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 163, Form 3.
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HEALTH DISCIPLINES
97
REGULATION 447
under the Health Disciplines Act
DENTISTRY
1. For the purpose of the election of members to
the Council, the following electoral districts are
established :
1. Number 1, composed of the counties of
Dundas, Frontenac, Glengarry, Grenville,
Lanark, Leeds, Lennox and Addington,
Prescott, Renfrew, Russell and Stormont
and The Regional Mimicipality of Ottawa-
Carleton.
2. Number 2, composed of the counties of
Hastings, Northumberland, Peterborough,
Prince Edward and Victoria, the Pro-
visional County of Haliburton and The
Regional Municipality of Durham.
3. Number 3, composed of the territorial
districts of Algoma, Cochrane, Kenora,
Manitoulin, Nipissing, Rainy River, Sud-
bury, Thunder Bay and Timiskaming.
4. Number 4, composed of The Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto and The Regional
Municipality of York.
5. Number 5, composed of the counties of
Bruce, Duflferin, Grey, Huron and Simcoe
and the territorial districts of Muskoka
and Parry Sound.
6. Number 6, composed of the counties of
Elgin, Essex, Kent, Lambton and Middle-
7. Number 7, composed of the counties of
Brant, Oxford, Perth and Wellington and
the regional municipalities of Haldimand-
Norfolk and Waterloo.
8. Number 8, comj)os€d of the regional muni-
cipalities of Halton, Hamilton-Wentworth,
Niagara and Peel. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 1.
2. — (1) Except from electoral district Number 4,
one member shall be elected to the Coimcil from each
electoral district.
(2) Two members shall be elected to the Council
from electoral district Number 4. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 2.
3. — (1) A member is eligible for election to the
Council who,
(a) is the holder of a General licence;
(b) is.
(i) principally engaged in the practice
of dentistry, or
(ii) where the member is not engaged in
the private practice of dentistry,
principally resident,
in the electoral district for which he is
nominated ;
(c) has no financial interest, directly or in-
directly, in a business or undertaking that
provides dental supplies or dental services
of any kind to persons engaged in the
practice of dentistry; and
(d) is in good standing in the College.
(2) A member is in good standing in the College
for the purpose of subsection (1) where,
(a) he is not in default of payment of any fees
prescribed by the regulations;
(6) his professional conduct is not the subject
of disciplinary proceedings;
(c) his licence is not under suspension ; and
{d) his licence is not subject to a term, con-
dition or limitation other than one pre-
scribed by the regulations.
(3) For the purpose of subsection (1), the residence
of a member is his last address recorded on the
register. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 3.
4. — (1) There shall be an election of members
to the Council on the second Wednesday of Decem-
ber in the year 1982 and on the second Wednesday
of December every second year thereafter.
(2) The term of office of an elected member of
the Council is two years commencing with the first
meeting of the Council immediately following an
election. O. R^. 576/75, s. 4.
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5. The Registrar shall, on or before the 30th day
of October in every year in which an election of
members to the Council is to be held, mail to every
member appearing on the registers of the College
on the 30th day of September and who is qualified
to vote a notice of the time and place of the election
together with a list of eligible members for election
from the electoral district in which the member is
qualified to vote. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 5.
6. — (1) The nomination of candidates for election
as members of the Council shall be,
(a) in writing;
(b) in the nomination form that shall be pro-
vided by the Registrar;
(c) signed by at least five members each of
whom shall be a member who is,
(i) principally engaged in the practice
of dentistry, or
(ii) where not engaged in the private
practice of dentistry, principally
resident,
in the electoral district from which the
nominated member is eligible for election;
and
(d) delivered to or received by the Registrar
on or before the 10th day of November in
the election year.
(2) A nomination form shall have the candidate's
consent signed thereon. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 6.
7. — (1) The Registrar shall, on or before the 14th
day of November in the year in which an election
takes place, notify all nominated candidates and a
candidate may withdraw his candidacy by notice
of withdrawal delivered to or received by the
Registrar not later than the 20th day of November.
(2) Where only two candidates for election to
Council are nominated in electoral district Number 4
or where only one candidate for election to Council
is nominated in any other electoral district, the
candidates or candidate, as the case requires, shall
be declared elected by acclamation. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 7.
8. Except in electoral districts in which candidates
have been declared elected by acclamation, the
Registrar shall, at least ten days before the date of
an election, mail to every member qualified to vote
in the election of members to the Council, a list of
the candidates in the electoral district where the
member is qualified to vote, a ballot and return
envelope. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 8. ., , , ,.j.
9. — (1) A member who is qualified to vote in an
election of members to the Council shall vote only
in the electoral district where the member is,
(a) principally engaged in the practice of
dentistry; or
(b) where the member is not engaged in the
private practice of dentistry, principally
resident.
(2) A member who is eligible to vote in electoral
district Number 4 is entitled to vote for two
candidates as members to Council from that electoral
district.
(3) A member who is eligible to vote in any other
electoral district is entitled to vote for one candidate
as a member to Council in such other electoral
district. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 9.
10. The counting of ballots for the election of
members to the Council shall be carried out under
the direction of the Registrar on the second Wednes-
day in December in every election year. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 10.
11. Each ballot shall be in the form that shall be
provided by the Registrar, shall be duly marked by
the voting member and shall be returned in the
envelope that shall be provided by the Registrar
with the validation slip that shall be provided by
the Registrar attached thereto duly completed.
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 11.
12. Before each election of members to Council,
the Registrar shall appoint two returning officers.
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 12.
13. The persons entitled to be present at the
counting of the ballots are the President, the
Treasurer, the Secretary, the Registrar, the return-
ing officers and each candidate or a representative
appointed in writing of each candidate. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 13.
14. An election shall be under the supervision
and direction of the Registrar who shall decide
upon the eligibility of any member to vote and
shall also decide any dispute that may arise between
the returning officers. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 14.
15. — (1) At the time and place fixed for the
counting of the ballots, the Registrar shall deliver
to the returning officers unopened, all envelopes
containing ballots with the validation slips attached
thereto.
(2) The Registrar and the returning officers shall
check the names on all validation slips with the
list of qualified members and, if correct, a returning
officer shall remove the validation slips from the
envelopes and place the envelopes in the ballot
box.
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(3) A returning officer shall then proceed to open
and count the ballots properly marked for each
candidate in each electoral district in which an
election is being held. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 15.
16. Where, in the election of a candidate to the
Council, a tie vote exists, the returning officers
together with the Registrar shall by lot decide
which candidate shall be declared elected. O. R^.
576/75, s. 16.
17. — (1) The returning officers shall make a certi-
fied return in duplicate of the total number of
votes cast in each electoral district after the votes
have been coimted and the return shall show the
number of votes cast for each candidate in each
electoral district and the number of ballots rejected
and shall state the reason for each rejection.
(2) One of the duplicate returns shall be handed
to the Registrar and the other shall be sealed with
the ballots as hereafter required. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 17.
18. — (1) The returning officers after the counting
of the ballots has been completed, shall separately
seal all the ballots cast in each electoral district in
an envelope, distinguishing those that were rejected
and shall otherwise identify on the outside the
number of the electoral district to which the ballots
relate.
(2) The returning officers shall then place the
envelopes in a large envelope together with one
copy of the certified return, and shall securely
seal the envelope and deliver it to the Registrar
who shall deliver it to the newly elected Coimcil
at its first meeting. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 18.
19. On receiving the certified return from the
returning officers, the Registrar shall forthwith, by
registered mail, notify all candidates of the results
of the election. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 19.
20. A candidate who wishes to challenge any
aspect of the election shall, within one month after
the election, lodge his complaint with the Registrar
who shall refer the matter to the Coimcil and the
matter shall be determined at the first meeting
of the Council thereafter and the determination of
the Council is final and conclusive. O. Reg. 576/75
s. 20.
21. Where the Registrar does not act in any
capacity in which his services are required in respect
of an election, the President shall appoint another
person to act in place of the Registrar and the
person shall have all the authority of and shall
discharge all the duties of the Registrar with
respect to the election of members to the Council.
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 21.
22. — (1) When an election of members to the
Council is not held within the prescribed period,
the members of the Coimcil then in office shall
continue in office until their successors are elected
or appointed.
(2) Where there is an interruption of mail service
during an election, the Council shall extend the
holding of the election for such minimum period
of time as the Council considers necessary to com-
pensate for the interruption. O. R^. 576/75, s. 22.
23. After an election of members to the Council,
the Registrar shall forthwith call the first meeting
of the newly elected Council and the retiring mem-
bers of the Council shall continue to hold office
until the first meeting of the newly elected Council.
O.Reg. 576/75, s. 23.
24. — (1) Where an elected member of, the Coimcil,
{a) is found to be an incapacitated member;
(b) is foimd guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence;
(c) fails to attend three consecutive regular
meetings of the Coimcil ;
{d) ceases to meet the requirements of section 3
for election to the Council; or
(e) acquires a direct or indirect financial
interest in a business or undertaking that
provides dental supplies or dental services
of any kind to persons engaged in the
practice of dentistry,
the member is disqualified ffom sitting on the Council
and the seat of the member on the Council shall be
deemed to be vacant.
(2) Where an elected member of the Council
dies or resigns or his seat otherwise becomes vacant
before the expiry of his term of office, the Council
shall,
(a) where the unexpired term of the member
whose seat became vacant does not exceed
six months, appoint a successor from among
the members of the College in the electoral
district represented by the member whose
seat on the Council became vacant; or
(6) where the unexpired term of office of the
member whose seat became vacant exceeds
six months, direct the Registrar to hold a
by-election in accordance with the pro-
visions of this Regulation for the electoral
district which the member represented,
and the appointed or elected successor shall serve
until the expiry of the term of office of the member
whose seat became vacant.
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(3) A by-election to fill a vacancy on council
shall be held on the first Wednesday following
sixty calendar days from the declaration of the
vacancy, with nominations therefor to be received
by the Registrar on or before the twenty-first day
preceding the date of such election. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 24.
25. — (1) The following classes of licences are pre-
scribed: , ,„ ,,
1. General.
2. Academic.
3. Education.
(2) A General licence shall be in Form 1.
(3) An Academic licence shall be in Form 2.
(4) An Education licence shall be in Form 3.
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 25.
26. The requirements and qualifications for the
issuing or reissuing of a General licence to an
applicant are,
(a) after obtaining the applicable qualifications
required under clause (b), completion of an
application for a General licence on a form
that shall be supplied by the Registrar,
and, except in the case of an applicant who
is the holder of an Academic licence, com-
pliance with the following as may be
appHcable,
(i) with respect to an application for a
General licence by an applicant
J holding the qualifications required
under subclause (b) (i), the application
shall be made within three years after
obtaining such qualifications, or
(ii) with respect to an application for a
' General licence by an applicant
' holding the qualifications required
under subclause (b) (ii) the applicant
shall, with his application, submit
satisfactory evidence that he ob-
tained his original licence in the
foreign jurisdiction within a period
of three years following graduation
in dentistry in such foreign jurisdic-
tion and that after first obtaining
such original licence, no period of
three years or more has elapsed
during which he has not engaged on
a regular and continuous basis in the
practice of dentistry in such foreign
jurisdiction;
(b) one of the following,
(i) a degree in dentistry from a uni-
versity in Ontario,
(ii) graduation in dentistry from a
school, college or university out-
side Ontario listed by the World
Health Organization that is equiv-
alent to graduation with a degree
in dentistry from a university in
Ontario and a current or past un-
restricted licence to engage in the
practice of dentistry in the juris-
diction in which the school, college ^
or university is located, with the
professional conduct of the applicant
not the subject of disciplinary pro-
ceedings in such jurisdiction,
(iii) the holding of an Academic licence
for a period of five consecutive
years and clinical experience com-
posed of the period of five years
immediately before the application
for a General licence;
(c) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(d) with respect to original applications, suc-
cessful completion of the examinations set
or approved by the Council at the time of
the application;
(e) payment of the examination and licence
fees prescribed by this Regulation ;
(/) evidence that the applicant is not subject
to an outstanding penalty respecting a
finding of professional misconduct and
there are no current proceedings against
the applicant for professional misconduct;
and
(g) Canadian citizenship or an immigrant visa
or employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada). O. Reg. 576/75, s. 26;
O. Reg. 682/79, s. 1.
27. It is a condition of every General licence that
where the holder of the licence has not engaged on a
regular basis in the practice of dentistry for a con-
tinuous period of three years, the holder shall not
engage in the practice of dentistry until the Regis-
tration Committee has reviewed his qualifications.
O. Reg. 682/79, s. 2.
28. The requirements and qualifications for the
issuing of an Academic licence to an applicant are,
(a) completion of an application for an
Academic licence in a form that shall be
supplied by the Registrar;
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(b) graduation in dentistry from a school,
college or university outside Ontario listed
with the World Health Organization that
is equivalent to graduation with a degree
in dentistry from a university in Ontario
and a current unrestricted licence to engage
in the practice of dentistry in the juris-
diction in which the school, college or uni-
versity is located with the professional
conduct of the applicant not the subject
of any past or current disciplinary pro-
ceedings in such jurisdiction ;
(c) reasonable fluency in the EngUsh or French
language ;
(d) a full-time appointment of professorial
rank to the faculty of dentistry of a uni-
versity in Ontario;
(e) payment of the licence fee prescribed by
this Regulation; and
(/) Canadian citizenship or an immigrant visa
or employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada). O. Reg. 576/75, s. 28;
O. Reg. 682/79, s. 3.
29. It is a condition of every Academic licence
that the licensee complies with the provisions of
clause 28 (d). O. Reg. 576/75, s. 29.
30. The requirements and qualifications for the
issuing of an Education licence to an applicant are,
(a) completion of an application for an Interim
licence in a form that shall be supplied by
the Registrar;
{b) one of the following:
(i) graduation in dentistry from a
school, college or university in
Australia, Denmark, Eire, New
Zealand, Norway, South Africa,
Sweden, the United Kingdom or
the United States of America ap-
proved by the governing dental
body in the jurisdiction in which
the school, college or university is
located,
(ii) a licence for the practice of den-
tistry in a province of Canada other
than Ontario,
(iii) successful completion of Parts I
and II of the examinations of the
National Dental Examining Board
of Canada;
(c) a written agreement of hospital internship
or residency approved by the College ; and
{d) payment of the fee prescribed by this
Regulation. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 30,
31. It is a condition of every Education licence
that,
(a) the holder of the licence shall not engage
in the practice of dentistry except in the
hospital where he is an intern or a resident
and except under the supervision of a per-
son designated by the head of the dental
staff or medical staff or by the governing
body or authority of the hospital ;
(6) the holder of the licence shall not charge
or receive fees for the performance of acts
within the practice of dentistry. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 31.
32. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), where a member's
name is entered in any register referred to in section 25,
the name in the register shall be the same as the name of
the member in the documentary evidence of his degree
in dentistry or equivalent qualification.
(2) An applicant for a licence or a member may
request entry in a register in a name other than the name
required by subsection (1), and the Registrar may cause
such other name to be entered in a register if the appli-
cant or member, as the case may be, presents to the
Registrar,
(a) a certified copy of an order of a court of com-
petent jurisdiction in Ontario changing the
applicant's or member's name;
(b) a certified copy of a valid certificate of mar-
riage or a decree absolute of divorce, obtained
in any province of Canada; or
(c) such further or other documentary material
that, in the opinion of the Registrar, suffi-
ciently identifies the person named in the
documentary evidence of his degree in
dentistry or equivalent qualification as the
applicant or member, and that satisfies the
Registrar that the use of the other name is not
for any improper purpose. O.Reg. 1082/80,
s. 1.
33. — (1) The Registrar shall mail to each member
a notice and a fees payment form at least thirty days
before the due date for payment of annual fees.
(2) The Registrar shall issue a receipt to a member
upon receipt of the member's completed annual fees
payment form and annual fee. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 32.
34. A person whose licence has been cancelled
by the Registrar for non-payment of the annual
fee may make application to have his licence reissued
by the Registrar upon payment of all outstanding
fees together with a penalty fee of 1 100. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 33.
35. The class of specialists set out in Column 1
of the following Table opposite the name of a
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branch of dentistry set out in Column 2 of the
Table is the class of specialists in that branch of
dentistry :
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Item
Class of Specialists
Branch of Dentistry
1.
oral surgeons
oral surgery
2.
orthodontists
orthodontics
3.
paedodontists
paedodontics
4.
periodontists
periodontics
5.
public health dentists
dental public health
6.
endodontists
endodontics
7.
oral pathologists
oral pathology
8.
oral radiologists
oral radiology
9.
prosthodontists
prosthodontics
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 34; O. Reg. 10/77, s. 1.
36. — (1) The qualifications for specialists in a
branch of dentistry are,
(a) completion of an application for a specialist
certificate in the branch of dentistry in a
form that shall be supplied by the Registrar ;
(6) completion of at least twelve consecutive
■-' months experience in the general practice of
dentistry before the commencement of
' specialist training in the branch of dentis-
' try;
(c) successful completion of the examinations
; set or approved by the Council at the time
^v of the application;
{d) good standing in the College;
(e) in the case of,
(i) oral surgery, successful completion
of thirty-six consecutive months of
full-time instruction in an oral sur-
gery program approved by the
College,
'" ■■'' " (ii) orthodontics, successful completion
of a diploma or degree program in
orthodontics consisting of a mini-
,)j:,, , mum of twenty-two consecutive
I. V. M. ir months of full-time instruction,
(iii) paedodontics, successful completion
of a. diploma or degree program in
paedodontics consisting of a mini-
mum of twenty-two consecutive
months of full-time instruction,
(iv) periodontics, successful completion
of a diploma or degree program in
periodontics consisting of a mini-
mum of twenty-two consecutive
months of full-time instruction,
(v) dental public health, successful com-
pletion of a diploma or degree pro-
gram in public health consisting of a
minimum of eight consecutive
months of instruction by a school
of public health followed by com-
pletion of two years of experience
in the service of a health agency
approved by the dental governing
body in the jurisdiction in which
the school of public health is located,
(vi) endodontics, successful completion
of a diploma or degree program in
endodontics consisting of a mini-
mum of twenty-two consecutive
months of full-time instruction,
(vii) oral pathology, successful comple-
tion of a diploma or degree program
in oral pathology consisting of a
minimum of twenty-two consecutive
months of full-time instruction and
successful completion of,
(A) the Fellowship examination
in oral pathology of the Royal
College of Dentists of Can-
ada,
(B) the Diplomate examination
of the American Board of
Oral Pathology, or
(C) the examination leading to
membership in the College of
Pathologists of the United
Kingdom ,
(viii) oral radiology, successful completion
of a diploma or degree program in
oral radiology, consisting of a mini-
mum of twenty-two consecutive
months of full-time instruction,
(ix) prosthodontics, successful com-
pletion of a diploma or degree
program in prosthodontics consist-
ing of a minimum of twenty-two
consecutive months of full-time in-
struction;
(/) payment of the examination fee prescribed
by this Regulation; and
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(g) payment of the fee prescribed by this
Regulation for the issuance of the specialist
certificate by the Registrar. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 35 (1); O. Reg. 10/77, s. 2 (1);
O. Reg. 682/79, s. 4 (1).
(2) A member is in good standing in the College
for the purpose of subsection (1) where,
(a) he is not in default of payment of any fees
prescribed by the regulations;
(6) his professional conduct is not the subject
of disciplinary proceedings ;
(c) his licence has not been suspended; and
(d) his licence is not subject to a term, con-
dition or limitation other than one pre-
scribed by the regulations. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 35 (2).
(3) An applicant who is the holder of a Fellowship
in the Royal College of Dentists of Canada in any
branch of dentistry referred to in subclause (1) (e) (i),
(ii), (iii), (iv), (v), (vi), (viii) and (ix), is exempt from
the qualifications referred to in those subclauses and
from the requirements of clauses (b) and (/). O. Reg.
682/79, s. 4 (2).
37. For the purposes of Part II of the Act,
"professional' misconduct" means:
1 . the contravention of any provision of Part II
of the Act or of the regulations or of the
Health Insurance Act;
2. failure by a member to abide by the terms,
conditions or limitations of his licence;
3. engaging or holding oneself out as engaging
in the practice of dentistry using any name
other than the name of the member that is
permitted to be entered in a register under
subsection 32 (1);
4. failure to maintain the standards of practice
of the profession;
5 . charging fees that are excessive or unreason-
able in relation to the services performed;
6. charging fees for services not performed;
7. failure to fulfil the terms of an agreement
with a patient respecting professional
charges;
8. failure to itemize accounts in cases where a
commercial laboratory fee is involved;
9. failure to itemize an account at the request of
a patient or of an agency making payments
for professional services;
10. directly or indirectly receiving, making
or conferring a rebate, credit or other bene-
fit by reason of the referral of a patient
from or to any other person;
11. directly or indirectly receiving, making or
conferring a rebate, credit or other benefit
in respect of drugs, dental apphances,
dental material or dental equipment, includ-
ing those intended to be dispensed to
patients ;
12. the entering into any agreement, including
a lease of premises pursuant to which the
amount payable by or to a member directly
or indirectly is related to the amount of
fees charged by the member or by a person
licensed or registered under any Act regu-
lating a health discipline;
13. the selling or supplying of a drug, medical
product or biological preparation by a mem-
ber to a patient at a profit, except where
the drug is necessary,
i. for the immediate treatment of the
patient,
ii. in an emergency, or
iii. where the services of a pharmacist are
not reasonably readily available;
14. failure to maintain the records that are
required by this Regulation to be kept in
respect of a member's patients or practice ;
15. falsifying a record regarding the examination
or treatment of a patient;
16. knowingly submitting a false or misleading
account or false or misleading charges for
services rendered to a patient;
1 7 . selling a professional account to a third party;
18. performing a dental procedure, for fee or
otherwise, in any public place or in any
vehicle or other moveable contrivance,
without the approval of the Council or of
the Minister.
19. using in any way with respect to a member's
practice, the name of another member
whose practice the member has acquired
after a period of one year from the date
of the acquisition;
20. announcing or holding out to the public
that the member is a specialist or is spe-
cially qualified in a branch of dentistry or
that the member limits his practice to any
branch of dentistry where the member is
not qualified as a specialist and does not
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hold a specialist certificate in the branch
of dentistry;
21. engage in the practice of dentistry under
employment by or in partnership with any
person or corporation other than,
i. with a member who is engaged in the
practice of dentistry,
ii. as an employee or agent of a muni-
cipal or other government, agency
of a municipal or other government,
a university or hospital;
22. using terms, titles or designations other
than those authorized, or using terms,
titles or designations that are prohibited
by this Regulation; ,.,
23. signing or issuing a certificate, report or
similar document that contains a state-
ment that a member knows or ought to
know is false, misleading or otherwise
improper ;
24. conviction of an offence that affects the
fitness of a member to engage in the practice
of dentistry;
25. improper use of the authority to prescribe,
sell or dispense a drug, or falsifying a
record in respect of a prescription or the
sale of a drug;
26. engaging in the practice of dentistry while
the ability to perform any professional
service usually performed by a dentist or
dental surgeon is impaired by alcohol or a
drug;
27. permitting, counselling or assisting any
person who is not licensed under Part II
of the Act to engage in the practice of
dentistry except as provided for in the
Act or this Regulation;
28. making a misrepresentation respecting a
remedy treatment or device;
29. refusal to allow an authorized representative
of the Council to enter at a reasonable time the
office in which the member is engaged in the
practice of dentistry for the purpose of an
inspection and examination of the office
records and equipment of the member in con-
nection with his practice;
30. giving information concerning a patient's
dental condition or any professional ser-
vices performed for a patient to any person
other than the patient without the consent
of the patient unless required to do so by
law;
31. failure to provide within a reasonable time
and without cause any report or certificate
requested by a patient or his authorized
agent in respect of an examination or treat-
ment performed by the member;
32. failing to continue to provide professional
services to a patient until the services are
no longer required or until the patient
.,-, had a reasonable opportunity to arrange
for the services of another member;
33. using in respect of the practice of dentistry by
a member the designation "clinic" or "dental
centre" or any other designation indicative of
the practice of dentistry by a group except
where,
i. not less than three members are
engaged as a group in the full-time
practice of dentistry,
ii. none of them is engaged in the practice
of dentistry in any other group or in
any other private practice, and
iii. the Council or the Executive Com-
mittee thereof has given its prior writ-
ten approval to the name of such
"clinic" or "dental centre";
34. using in respect of the practice of dentistry,
the designation "dental emergency service",
"dental emergency clinic", or any other desig-
nation indicative of the rendering of dental
emergency care by a member or group of
members, except where it is a service that is,
i. operated under the sponsorship of a
component society of the Ontario
Dental Association, or
ii. performed in an office established and
maintained exclusively for the purpose
r> of rendering dental emergency care,
which office has received prior
approval of the Council and which has
I I. :. a member or members present therein
for not less than sixteen hours each and
every day and an emergency telephone
number available for the remaining
time;
35. using a credit card to obtain payment from a
patient;
36. sexual impropriety with a patient;
37. abusing a patient verbally or physically;
38. contravening while engaged in the practice
of dentistry any federal, provincial or
municipal law, regulation or rule or a by-
law of a hospital passed for the purpose of
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regulating the provision of dental care to
the public;
39. publishing, displaying, distributing or using
or permitting, directly or indirectly, the
publishing, display, distribution or use of
any advertisement related to the practice
of dentistry by a member, or a member
associating with or being employed by any
person, other than,
i. professional cards that contain only
the name of the member, a voca-
tional designation, the member's
address, academic degrees, telephone
number and oflftce hours,
ii. an announcement upon commencing
practice or changing the geographi-
cal location of a member's practice
that,
A. does not exceed two standard
newspaper columns in width
and five centimetres in depth
including the margins,
B. does not contain references
to qualifications, procedures
or equipment, and
C. does not appear more than
three times in a newspaper or
periodical in respect of the
commencement of the prac-
tice or of a change in the
geographical location of the
practice,
iii. appointment cards that do not con-
tain more than the information
contained in a professional card and
the time and date of the appoint-
ment or appxjintments,
iv. reminder notices to patients;
V. announcement cards that do not
state more than the information
contained in a professional card
and an announcement of the com-
mencement of the practice of the
member, a change of location or a
new association in practice,
vi. not more than two exterior signs
stating a member's name and his
vocational designation, on the prem-
ises where the member practises
but.
A. only one sign may be a sus-
pended sign,
B. only one sign may be illumi-
nated and shall not be of an
intermittent or neon type,
C. the letters used in a sign shall
not exceed ten centimetres in
height,
D. words designating office hours
may be added to an entrance
sign in unilluminated letters
not more than five centi-
metres in height,
E. where an entrance is difficult
to find, the words "Entrance
on" may be added to the
sign,
vii. door plates and listings on building
directories on the premises where the
member is engaged in the practice of
dentistr>' in letters not exceeding 2.5
centimetres in height,
viii. a telephone directory listing,
A. in the white pages that,
1. is of dark or light tvpe,
2. where a member is a cer-
tified specialist, may indi-
cate the specialty desig-
nation,
3. does not list office hours,
and
4. is only an alphabetical
listing according to the
member's surname, and
B. in the yellow pages that,
1 . is only of light type,
2. where the member is a
certified specialist, may
indicate the specialty
designation,
3. does not list office hours,
and
4. is listed only in the tele-
phone listing for the geo-
graphical area in which
the member is engaged in
the practice of dentistry;
and
40. conduct or an act relevant to the practice
of dentistry that, having regard to all the
circumstances, would reasonably be re-
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garded by members as disgraceful, dis-
honourable or unprofessional. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 36; O. Reg. 682/79, s. 5; O. Reg.
1082/80, s. 2.
38. A member in the practice of dentistry shall
exercise generally accepted standards of practice
and procedures in the performance of professional
services, and shall,
(a) maintain the office in which and the equip-
ment with which the member engages in
the practice of dentistry in a sanitary and
hygienic condition;
(b) make and keep clinical and financial
records respecting his patients and the
record for each patient shall contain not
less than,
. iir ■ .. . .
(i) the patient's history,
(ii) the examination procedures used,
(iii) the clinical findings obtained,
(iv) the treatment prescribed and pro-
vided, and
(v) the member's fees and charges;
(c) keep the records required under clause (b)
in a systematic manner and such records
shall be retained for a period of at least
ten years after the date of the last entry
in the record or until two years following
the death of the member, whichever
first occurs ;
(d) where any person other than a member
performs acts in the practice of dentistry
on behalf or while employed by the member,
ensure that the person performs only the
specified acts in the practice of dentistry
that are authorized by the regulations and
that the specified acts are performed under
the supervision of a member;
(e) where giving directions for the making,
producing, reproducing, constructing, fur-
nishing, supplying, altering or repairing of
any prosthetic denture, bridge, appliance
or similar thing,
(i) give the direction in writing,
(ii) sign the direction, and
(iii) where a member would reasonably
consider it advisable or the person
who is directed by the direction
requests it, give a design impression
or cast with the direction. O. Reg.
576/75, s. 37. .;
39. — (1) In this section, and in sections 40 to 48,
(a) "drug" means drug as defined in Part VI
of the Act ;
(b) "pharmacist" means pharmacist as defined
in Part VI of the Act ;
(c) "prescriber" means prescriber as defined
in Part VI of the Act ;
{d) "prescription" means prescription as
defined in Part VI of the Act ;
{e) "Schedule G preparation" means a drug
that contains one drug referred to in
Schedule G and one or more active
medicinal ingredients which are not referred
to in Schedule G in a recognized thera-
peutic dose, or a drug that contains as the
only medicinal ingredient phenobarbital
or any of its salts in an amount not exceed-
ing 32.4 milligrams (^4 grain) per unit
dosage ;
(/) "Schedule N preparation" means a drug
that,
(i) contains one drug referred to in
Schedule N and two or more active
medicinal ingredients that are not
referred to in Schedule N or a rec-
ognized therapeutic dose, and
(ii) is not intended for parenteral ad-
ministration ;
(g) "sell" includes offer to sell, dispense, dis-
tribute, give away and supply.
(2) A reference to Schedule A, B, C, D, E, F, G
or N is a reference to such Schedule established by
the regulations for the purposes of Part VI of the
Act. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 38.
40. — (1) Where a member decides to treat a
patient with a drug, the member shall give a written
prescription to the patient or offer to give a verbal
prescription to a pharmacist acceptable to the
patient.
(2) A member who has given a written prescrip-
tion for a drug to a patient may sell the drug to
the patient subject to the provisions of this Regu-
lation governing the sale, recording, labelling and
packaging of drugs. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 39.
41, A member who sells a drug referred to in
Schedule G or N, if he furnishes the drug in an
amount,
(a) that exceeds three times the maximum
daily dosage recommended by the manu-
facturer of the drug for the drug; or
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(6) if the manufacturer has not recommended
a maximum daily dosage for the drug, that
exceeds three times the generally rec-
ognized maximum daily therapeutic dosage
for the drug,
shall keep a record showing,
(c) the date of the sale;
(d) the name and address of the person for
whom the drug was prescribed;
(e) the name, strength where applicable, and
quantity of the drug; and
(/) the price, if any, charged. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 40.
42. A member shall keep or cause to be kept a
record of every ptu'chase or acquisition of a drug
referred to in the Schedules to Part VI of the Act
by entering or causing to be entered in a register
or other record that shall be maintained for that
purpose forthwith upon such purchase,
(a) the date of the purchase;
(6) the name, strength where applicable, and
quantity of the drug;
(c) the name and address of the person from
whom the drug was purchased or received ;
and
(d) the purchase price, if any. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 41.
43. Every member who sells a drug shaU,
(a) retain the written prescription for the
drug for a period of not less than two years
or until he ceases to engage in the practice
of medicine, whichever first occurs;
(6) record on the prescription,
(i) the name and address of the person
for whom the drug is prescribed,
(ii) the name, strength where appli-
cable, and quantity of the prescribed
drug.
(ill) the identity of the manufacturer of
the drug,
(iv) the directions for use,
(v) an identification number or other
designation,
(vi) the date on which the drug is
dispensed, and
(vii) the price charged, if any; and
(c) mark the container in which the drug is
dispensed with,
(i) the identification number that is
on the record of sale,
(ii) the name of the drug, if the member
considers it advisable,
(iii) the quantity, where the drug dis-
pensed is in solid oral dosage form,
(iv) the date the drug is dispensed,
(v) the name and address of the pre-
scriber,
(vi) the name of the person for whom it
is prescribed, and
(vii) the prescribed directions for use.
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 42.
44. Every container in which any article or sub-
stance referred to in Part II of Schedule B is sold
by a member shall include on the label, legibly and
conspicuously displayed on the outer surface of the
container in which the article or substance is con-
tained, a caution or warning to the effect that the
article or substance should be kept out of the reach
of children, but if the article or substance is an
article or substance referred to in the Hazardous
Products Act (Canada) the provisions of this section
do not apply. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 43.
45. Every container in which any article or sub-
stance referred to in Part III of Schedule B is sold
by a member, shall include on the label, legibly and
conspicuously displayed on the outer surface of the
container in which the article or substance is con-
tained, a caution or warning to the effect that the
article or substance should be used only with
adequate ventilation, but if the article or substance
is an article or substance referred to in the Hazardous
Products Act (Canada) the provisions of this section
do not apply. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 44.
46. — (1) Every container in which any drug speci-
fied in subsection (2) is sold in a form for internal
use, shall bear the following words legibly and
conspicuously displayed on the outer surface of the
container in which the drug is dispensed:
"WARNING: Do not exceed the dose
prescribed If difficulty in breathing
persists, contact a physician immediately."
(2) The following drugs are specified for the
purpose of subsection (1):
1. Epinephrine and its salts.
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2. Isoproterenol (Isoprenaline) and its salts.
3. Metaproterenol (Orciprenaline) and its salts.
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 45.
47, Every member who sells drugs shall maintain
a system for filing his records of the purchases and
sales of the drugs. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 46.
48. — (1) In this section, "child resistant package"
means a container or package that meets the
standards for child resistant packages approved by
the Minister. ,: .
(2) A member shall only dispense a drug in a
child resistant package except where,
(a) in the opinion of the member it is advisable
not to use a child resistant package ;
(b) a child resistant package is not suitable
because of the physical form of the drug;
or
(c) the member is unable to obtain a child
resistant package because supplies of such
packages are unavailable on the market.
O. Reg. 576/75, s. 47.
49. The following specified acts in the practice
of dentistry may be performed under the super-
vision or direction of a member by a preventive
dental assistant who has successfully completed
the preventive dental assistants' program of a
College of Applied Arts and Technology, or other
courses approved by the Council, and who provides
to the College, his name and current address,
together with the name and business address of the
member by whom he is employed :
1 . Mechanical polishing of the coronal portion
of the teeth and not including any instru-
mentation.
2. Taking impressions of teeth for study
models.
3. Topical application of anti-cariogenic
agents.
4. Placement and removal of rubber dams.
5. Maintenance of a patient's oral hygiene.
O. Reg. 10/77, s. 3, part.
50. — (1) Dental hygienists may perform the acts
specified in section 49 and in addition may per-
form the following specified acts in the practice of
dentistry under the supervision or direction of a
member :
1. Preliminary examination of the oral cavity
and surrounding structures, including the
taking of a case history, periodontal
examination and recording of clinical find-
ings.
2. Complete prophylaxis, including scaling,
root planing and polishing of fillings.
3. Application and removal of a periodontal
pack.
4. Application of fissure sealants.
(2) In addition to the acts specified in sub-
section (1), dental hygienists who have been approved
in writing by the College may perform the following
acts in the practice of dentistry under the sup)er-
vision or direction of a member :
1 . Removal of sutures.
2. Placement, finishing and polishing of amal-
gam, silicate and resin restorations.
3. Placement and removal of matrix bands.
4. Placement of cavity liners in a tooth where
the pulp has not been exposed.
5. Gingival retraction for impression taking.
6. Fitting and removal of orthodontic bands.
7. Separating of teeth prior to banding by a
dentist.
8. Cementation of temporary crowns pre-
viously fitted by a dentist.
9. Placing of temporary fillings. O. Reg.
10177, s. 3, part.
51. Every member shall provide the Registrar
with the complete address of his principal residence
as well as the address or addresses of the principal
place or places at which the member engages in
the practice of dentistry and shall inform the
Registrar of any change of address within ten days
of the change. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 50.
52. — (1) No member shall engage in the practice of
dentistry where there is a conflict of interest.
(2) It is a conflict of interest for a member to
have a proprietary interest in a commercial dental
laboratory. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 51.
53. — (1) A member, in the practice of dentistry,
shall only use the titles "Doctor", "Dentist", or
"Dental Surgeon", or accepted abbreviations there-
of or the accepted abbreviations of recognized
degrees and diplomas held by the member.
(2) A member who holds a specialist certificate
may use the name of the class of the specialty in
respect of the member's practice. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 52.
54. The decisions of the Discipline Committee
shall be published by the College in its annual
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report and may be published by the College in any
other publication of the College, and where a mem-
ber has been found guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence, the full name and address of the
member may be stated and a summary of the
charge, the decision and the j)enalty imposed may
be stated and the text or substance of any restric-
tion on the licence of the member or of any
reprimand may be added, but where a member
has been found not guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence, the identity of the member shall
not be published but the substance of the proceed-
ings may be published without identification of the
parties for the purpose of publishing advice to the
member or to the profession. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 53.
55. The annual fee for a member is $325 and is due
and payable on or before the 1st day of January in each
year for the year. O. Reg. 682/79, s. 6.
56. The fee for a licence is $100. O. Reg. 576/75,
s. 55.
57. The examination fee for a General licence is
$400. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 56.
58. The examination fee for a specialist certificate is
$400. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 57.
59. The fee for the issuance of a specialist certificate
by the Registrar is $50. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 58.
60. The penalty for late payment of an annual fee is
$25. O. Reg. 576/75, s. 59.
Form 1
Health Disciplines Act
GENERAL LICENCE
Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the general practice of dentistry.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
oiu" names and affixed the seal of the College.
President
Registrar
Number ;
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this .
Form 2
Health Disciplines Act
ACADEMIC LICENCE
Royal College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of dentistry sub-
ject to the conditions prescribed for Academic
hcences by the regulations.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
our names and affixed the seal of the College.
President
day of.
.... 19....
O. Reg. 576/75, Form 1.
Registrar
Number :
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this
day of 19....
O. Reg. 576/75. Form 2.
Form 3
Health Disciplines Act
EDUCATION LICENCE
Roysd College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of dentistry
subject to the conditions prescribed for Education
licences by the regulations.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
our names and affixed the seal of the College.
President
Registrar
Number :
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this
day of 19....
O. Reg. 576/75, Form 3.
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REGULATION 448
under the Health Disciplines Act
MEDICINE
1. For the purpose of the election of members of
the Council, the following electoral districts are
established :
1. Number 1, composed of the counties of
Elgin, Essex, Kent and Lambton.
2. Number 2, composed of the counties of
Huron, Middlesex, Oxford and Perth and
The Regional Municipality of Haldimand-
Norfolk.
3. Number 3, composed of the counties of
Brant, Bruce, Dufierin, Grey and Welling-
ton and The Regional Municipality of
Waterloo.
4. Number 4, composed of the regional muni-
cipalities of Hamilton-Wentworth and
Niagara.
5. Number 5, composed of the counties of
Simcoe and Victoria and the regional
municipalities of Durham, Halton, Peel
and York.
6. Number 6, composed of the counties of
Frontenac, Hastings, Leeds, Lennox and
Addington, Northumberland, Peterbor-
ough and Prince Edward.
7. Number 7, composed of the counties of
Dundas, Glengarry, Grenville, Lanark,
Prescott, Renfrew, Russell and Stormont
and The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton.
8. Number 8, composed of the Provisional
County of Haliburton and the territorial dis-
tricts of Algoma, Cochrane, Manitoulin,
Muskoka, Nipissing, Parry Sound, Sudbury
and Timiskaming.
9. Number 9, composed of the territorial
districts of Kenora, Rainy River and
Thunder Bay.
10. Number 10, composed of The Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto. O. Reg. 577/75,
s. 1.
2. — (1) Except in electoral district numbers 4, 5, 7
and 10, one member shall be elected to the Council from
each electoral district established by section 1 .
(2) Two members shall be elected to the Council
from each of electoral district numbers 4, 5 and 7.
(3) Four members shall be elected to the Council
from electoral district number 10. O. Reg. 310/80,
s. 1.
3. — (1) A member is eligible for election to the
Council who,
(a) is not a full-time member of the faculty of
medicine of a university referred to in
clause 48 (2) (a) of the Act;
(6) is the holder of a General licence;
(c) is resident in the electoral district for which
he is nominated;
(d) is nominated by at least fifteen members
entitled to vote and residing in the elec-
toral district for which the candidate is
nominated; and
(e) is in good standing in the College.
(2) A member is in goQd--Slanding_iii-lhe_Collgge
for the purposes of subsection (1) where,
(a) he is not in default of payment of any fees
prescribed by the regulations;
U)) his professional conduct is not the subject
^ of disciplinary proceedings;
(c) his licence is not under suspension ; and
(d) his licence is not subject to a term, con-
dition or limitation other than one pre-
scribed by the regulations.
(3) For the purpose of subsection (1), the residence
of a member is his last address recorded on a regis-
ter. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 3.
4. — (1) There shall be an election of members to the
Council on the fourth Tuesday of October in 1984 and
in every fourth year thereafter.
(2) The term of office of a member of the Council
elected at a general election is four years com-
mencing with the first regular meeting of the
Council immediately following his election.
(3) Where there is an interruption of mail service
during a nomination or election, the Registrar shall
extend the holding of nominations and the election
for such minimum period of time as the Registrar
considers necessary to compensate for the inter-
ruption.
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(4) When an. election of members to the Council
is not held, the elected members of the Council
then in office continue in office until their successors
are elected or appointed. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 4.
5. — (1) Where an elected member of the Council,
(a) is found to be an incapacitated member;
(b) is found guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence ;
(c) fails to attend three consecutive regular
meetings of the Council without cause; or
{d) ceases to reside in the electoral district for
which he was elected,
the member is disqualified from sitting on the Council
and the seat of the member on the Council shall
be deemed to be vacant.
(2) Where an elected member of the Council dies
or resigns or his seat otherwise becomes vacant
before the expiry of his term of office, the Council
shall,
(a) where the unexpired term of the member
whose seat became vacant does not exceed
one year, appoint a successor from among
the members of the College who are eligible
for election to the Council in the electoral
district represented by the member who
are members in good standing in the
College; or
(b) where the unexpired term of office of the
member whose seat became vacant exceeds
one year, direct the Registrar to hold a
by-election in accordance with the pro-
visions of this Regulation for the electoral
district represented by the member,
and the appointed or elected successor shall serve
until the expiry of the term of office of the member
whose seat became vacant.
(3) A by-election to fill a vacancy on Council
shall be held on the first Tuesday following seventy
calendar days from the declaration of the vacancy.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 5.
6. — (1) The nomination of candidates for election
as members of the Council shall be in writing
addressed to the Registrar and shall be delivered
to or received by him not later than 4 p.m. on the
Tuesday of the fifth week immediately preceding
the date of the election. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 6 (1).
(2) Where only,
(a) four candidates for election to the Council are
nominated for electoral district number 10;
ib) two candidates for election to the Council are
nominated for each of electoral district num-
bers 4, 5 or 7; and
(c) one candidate for election to the Council is
nominated in any other electoral district,
the candidate or candidates, as the case requires, shall
be declared elected by acclamation. O. Reg. 310/80,
s. 2.
(3) The Registrar shall, at least twenty-eight
days before the last day for receiving nominations,
forward to every member entitled to vote a written
notice stating,
(a) that an election will be held for the pur-
pose of electing a Council or a by-election
will be held to fill a vacancy on the
Council and the date of the election or
by-election ;
(h) the date fixed by this Regulation for
receiving nominations for the election or
by-election ;
(f) that to be eligible for election a can-
didate must be nominated by at least
fifteen members entitled to vote and
residing in the electoral district in which
the election or by-election is to be held ;
and
(d) that nominations shall be submitted in
writing to the Registrar and received
by him not later than 4 p.m. on the date
fixed for receiving nominations. O. Reg.
300/78, s. 1,
7. Except in electoral districts in which candi-
dates have been declared elected by acclamation,
the Registrar shall within twenty-one days after
the date fixed for receiving nominations send to
every member, entitled to vote and residing in the
electoral district in which there have been received
nominations for more candidates than the number
to be elected, an envelope containing,
{a) a voting paper;
{b) instructions for voting ;
(f) an envelope addressed to the proper
Returning Officer to be used by the
member in sending his voting paper to the
Returning Officer; and
(d) biographical information in respect of each
candidate. O. Reg. 300/78, s. 2.
8. — (1) The Registrar shall appoint a Returning
Officer for each electoral district in which an elec-
tion is to be held who shall be a member of the
College residing in the electoral district for which
he is appointed and qualified to vote in the election.
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(2) Where a Returning Officer either refuses to
act or is incapacitated, the Registrar shall appoint
some other member residing in the electoral district
as Returning Officer. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 8.
9, — (1) A Returning Officer shall receive voting
papers up to 2 p.m. on the election day and there-
after shall open the envelopes containing the voting
papers and shall,
(a) examine and count the voting papers ;
(6) record the number of votes cast, and the
number received by each candidate ; and
(c) subject to subsection (3), declare the name
and address of the candidate receiving the
largest number of votes who shall then be
declared elected by the Registrar as the
representative of the electoral district.
(2) Where two or more candidates receive an
equal number of votes, the Returning Officer shall
cast the deciding vote for one of the candidates.
(3) The Returning Officer in electoral district
Number 10 shall declare the name of each candidate,
to the number to be elected, who receives the
largest number of votes and who shall then be
declared elected by the Registrar for the electoral
district and where there is a tie vote the Returning
Officer shall cast the deciding vote for one of the
candidates.
(4) Voting shall be secret and so conducted that
no person shall know for whom any member has
voted.
(5) A candidate or his agent authorized in writing
to act on his behalf is entitled,
(a) to be present and see the counting of the
voting papers ;
(b) to examine all the voting pai>ers to satisfy
himself that the voting papers have been
properly completed ; and
(c) to cissure that the persons signing voting
papers are members qualified to vote in
the election in the electoral district.
(6) A Returning Officer,
(a) shsdl not open envelof>es bearing the words
"Voting Paper" until 2 p.m. on the day
of the election ;
(b) shall reject all voting papers that are not
filled in in accordance with the instructions
for voting ;
(c) shall send unopened to the Registrar all
envelopes addressed to the Returning
Officer and received by him after 2 p.m. on
the election day, which shall be counter-
signed by the Returning Officer and marked
"Late"; and
(d) shall return to the Registrar all voting
papers in respect of the election within
six days from the election day. O. Reg.
577/75, s. 9.
10. — (1) The Registrar on receiving a declaration
from a Returning Officer that a candidate has been
elected shall forthwith inform,
(a) each member so elected of the time and
place of the first regular meeting of the
Council following the said election ;
(b) each candidate of the results of the elec-
tion and the number of votes cast for each
candidate in the electoral district ; and
(c) each defeated candidate that he may
request a recount.
(2) The Registrar shall destroy all voting papers
thirty-one days after the announcement of the
results of an election unless a candidate challenges
the election or its results. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 10.
11. — (1) Upon written request to the Registrar
within fourteen days after the date of an election
and payment of $200 a candidate may require a
recount and the recount shall be held within thirty
days from the date of the request.
(2) The recount shall be presided over by the
Registrar who shall,
(a) set the date for the recount ;
(6) give notice in writing at least fifteen days
before the date set for the recount to all
candidates in the electoral district for which
a recount has been requested that a recount
is to be held ;
(c) notify the candidates that they or their
agents are entitled to be present to examine
all voting papers and to satisfy themselves
that all voting papers have been properly
filled out and taken into account ;
(d) make the decision to accept or reject a
voting paper;
(e) declare the name and address of the candi-
date who has received the greatest number
of votes and in case of a recount following
an election in electoral district Number 10,
declare the names of the candidates to the
number who are to be elected who received
the greatest number of votes; and
(/) where two or more candidates receive on
recount an equal number of votes the
Registrar shall cast the deciding vote for
one of the candidates. O. Reg. 577/75,
s. 11.
12. Where the Council is of the opinion that there
is doubt or dispute as to the validity of the election
of any member of the Council, the Council shall
hold an inquiry and shall decide whether the elec-
tion of the member is valid and if an election is
found by the Council to be invalid the Council
shall order a new election. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 12.
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13. — (1) The following classes of licences are pre-
scribed :
1. General.
2. Educational.
3. Academic.
4. Hospital Practice.
5. Public Service.
O. Reg. STy/T.S, .s. U (1); O. Reg. 293/77, s. 1.
(2) Every applicant for a licence who is a graduate
of a medical school outside Canada shall submit
in person his original medical diploma for inspection
by the Registrar. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 13 (2).
14. In this Regulation,
(a) "accredited" means, in reference to a medical
school, accredited at the date of the appli-
cant's graduation by a national accrediting
agency in the same country where the medical
school is located that is acceptable to the Col-
lege;
(b) "medical school" means a school or faculty of
medicine but does not include,
(i) any school, college or faculty of
stomatology, homeopathy, osteopathy
or podiatry, or
(ii) the California College of Medicine in
respect of a degree or qualifications
issued before the 1st day of January,
1967. O. Reg. 291/79, s. 1.
15. — (1) The requirements and qualifications for
the issuing of a General licence are,
(a) completion of an application for a General
licence in a form that shall be supplied by
the Registrar;
(b) one of.
(i) a degree in medicine from a university
in Ontario, or the equivalent thereof
from an accredited medical school in,
(A) Canada, other than Ontario,
(B) the United Kingdom,
(C) the Republic of Ireland,
(D) Australia,
(E) New Zealand,
(F) the Republic of South Africa,
(G) the United States of America,
after successful completion of the cur-
riculum of an accredited medical
school in one of the aforementioned
countries based upon successful com-
pletion of at least twenty months of
undergraduate medical training actu-
ally given by and at an accredited
medical school in one of the aforemen-
tioned countries, or
(ii) a degree in medicine after successful
completion of not less than four years
of a curriculum in a medical school
that has been providing courses in
medicine continuously for a period of
not less than ten years, that is listed by
the World Health Organization and
that is situated in a country other than
a country referred to in subclause (i),
and successful completion of an
evaluating examination acceptable to
the College;
(c) successful completion of an internship or
residency program as described in sub-
section (2) or (5), whichever applies;
id) successful completion of the qualifying
examinations of the Medical Council of Can-
ada or the examinations for a diploma of the
National Board of Medical Examiners of the
United States of America;
(e) Canadian citizenship, or immigrant visa or
employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada);
(/) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(g) evidenge that there has been no finding
of, and that there is no current proceeding
/ involving an allegation of, professional
misconduct, incompetence or being in-
capacitated, or any like finding or pro-
ceeding, in respect of the applicant's
practice of medicine in any jurisdiction
where the applicant practised medicine ;
(A) payment of the licence fee prescribed by
this Regulation; and
(i) payment of the fee, if any, prescribed by
this Regulation for entry in the General
register. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 14 (1) ; O. Reg.
276/76, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 13/77, s. 1 (1);
O. Reg. 293/77, s. 2; O. Reg. 300/78, s. 3;
O. Reg. 291/79, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 887/80, s. 1
(1, 2).
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(2) It is a requirement for the issuing of a General
licence to an applic£int who complies with the provi-
sions of subclause (1) (6) (i) that he submit evidence
that is acceptable in form and content to the College
that he has completed an internship or residency pro-
gram with performance satisfactory to the College
comprising a period of,
(o) one continuous year of rotating internship or
residency which shall include a minimum of
six weeks in each of medicine, surgery, obstet-
rics and gynaecology, paediatrics and
psychiatry; or
(b) one continuous year of mixed internship or
residency in which a minimum of forty weeks
is divided between two or more of medicine,
surgery, obstetrics and gynaecology, paediat-
rics and family medicine; or
(c) subject to subsection (3), one continuous year of
straight internship or residency provided that
he has completed an undergraduate clinical
clerkship acceptable to the Council of not less
than forty weeks' duration, exclusive of vaca-
tion time, and including clerkships regularly
scheduled for all students and those chosen as
electives and the clerkship shall be taken in
the second half of the undergraduate medical
curriculum and shall, except for non-clinical
periods, include the following minimum
periods:
(i) medicine — eight weeks
(ii) surgery — eight weeks
(iii) obstetrics
four weeks
that,
(iv) paediatrics — four weeks
(v) psychiatry — four weeks
(d) was taken in Canada and approved by one of,
(i) The National Joint Committee on
Approval of Preregistration Physician
Training Programs,
(ii) The Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada, or
(iii) The College of Family Physicians of
Canada; or
(c) is acceptable to The College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario. O. Reg. 291/79, s. 2 (2).
(3) A straight internship or residency completed
after the 1st day of July, 1974 shall have been taken
only in one of medicine, surgery, obstetrics and
gjTiaecology, paediatrics or family medicine.
(4) An applicant for a General licence who is
certificated in a specialty by the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada is exempt from
the provision of subsection (3). O. Reg. 577/75,
s. 14 (3, 4).
(5) It is a requirement for the issuing of a General
licence to an applicant who complies with the provi-
sions of subclause (1) (ft) (ii) that he submit evidence
that is acceptable in form and content to the College
that he has completed an internship or residency pro-
gram with performance satisfactory to the College
comprising a period of,
(a) one continuous year of rotating internship
which shall include a minimum of six weeks in
each of medicine, surgery, obstetrics and
gynaecology, paediatrics and psychiatry; and
(b) one continuous year of mixed internship
described in clause (2) (b), or one continuous
year of straight internship described in sub-
section (3) or a second continuous year of
rotating internship described in clause (a) of
this subsection,
one of which was taken in Canada and approved by one
of,
(c) The National Joint Committee on Approval
of Preregistration Physician Training Prog-
rams;
(4) The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Canada; or
(e) The College of Family Physicians of Canada,
and the other of which is acceptable to the College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario, and both of which
were commenced after successful completion of an
evaluating examination acceptable to the College.
O. Reg. 291/79, s. 2 (3); O. Reg. 887/80, s. 1 (3).
(6) An applicant for a General licence is exempt
from the requirements of clause (5) (a) if the applicant
is certificated by The Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada or The College of Family Physi-
cians of Canada and one year of the training required
for the certification in an internship or residency
program,
(a) was taken in Canada and approved by one of,
(i) The National Joint Committee on
Approval of Preregistration Physician
Training Programs,
(ii) The Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada, in the case of an
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applicant certificated by that College,
or
(iii) The College of Family Physicians of
Canada, in the case of an applicant
certificated by that College; or
(b) is acceptable to The College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Ontario. O. Reg. 291/79, s. 2 (4).
16. — (1) The requirements and qualifications for
the issuing of an Educational licence are,
completion of an application for an Educa-
tional licence in a form that shall be sup-
plied by the Registrar;
(b) one of.
(i) a degree in medicine from a university
in Ontario, or the equivalent thereof
from an accredited medical school in,
(A) Canada, other than Ontario,
(B) the United Kingdom,
(C) the Republic of Ireland,
(D) Australia, ^
(E) New Zealand,
(F) the Republic of South Africa,
or
(G) the United States of America,
after successful completion of the cur-
riculum of an accredited medical
school in one of the aforementioned
countries based upon successful com-
pletion of at least twenty months of
undergraduate medical training actu-
ally given by and at an accredited
medical school in one of the aforemen-
tioned countries, or
(ii) a degree in medicine after successful
completion of not less than four years
of a curriculum in a medical school
that has been providing courses in
medicine continuously for a period of
not less than ten years, that is listed by
the World Health Organization and
that is situated in a country other than
a country referred to in subclause i,
and successful completion of an
evaluating examination acceptable to
the College;
(c) an appointment in an internship or resi-
dency program approved by one of,
(i) The National Joint Committee on
Approval of Preregistration Physi-
cian Training Programs,
(ii) The Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada,
(iii) The College of Family Physicians of
Canada, or
(iv) The College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario;
(d) Canadian citizenship, or immigrant visa or
employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada);
(e) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(/) evidence that there has been no finding
of, and that there is no current proceeding
involving an allegation of, professional
misconduct, incompetence or being in-
capacitated, or any like finding or proceed-
ing, in respect of the applicant's practice
of medicine in any jurisdiction where the
applicant practised medicine;
(g) payment of the licence fee prescribed by
this Regulation; and
(A) payment of the fee prescribed by this
Regulation for entry in the Educational
register. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 15 (1) ; O. Reg.
293/77, s. 3; O. Reg. 300/78, s. 4; O.Reg.
291/79, s. 3; O. Reg. 887/80, s. 2.
(2) It is a term and condition of every Educa-
tional licence that.
(a) the licensee engage in the practice of
medicine only as an intern or resident in
a hospital or university department aj)-
proved by one of,
(i) The National Joint Committee on
Approval of Preregistration Physi-
cian Training Programs,
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(ii) The Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada,
(iii) The College of Family Physicians of
Canada, or
(iv) The College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario;
(6) the licensee prescribe drugs only for in-
patients or out-patients of the hospital
or university department where he is
engaged in the practice of medicine ; and
(c) the licensee receive remuneration for his
medical services only in the form of a
salary. O. Reg. 577 /75, s. 15 (2) .
17. — (1) The requirements and qualifications for
the issuing of an Academic licence are,
(a) completion of an application for an
Academic licence in a form that shall be
supplied by the Registrar;
(b) compliance with clause 15 (1) (b);
(c) holding a specialty or academic quali-
fication granted by a body or institution
authorized to grant such qualifications in
Canada, the United Kingdom, Australia,
New Zealand, the Republics of Ireland or
South Africa or the United States of
America, or holding a specialty quali-
fication acceptable to the College ;
(d) holding a full-time teaching or research
appointment of professorial rank and paid
salary of rank by the university in a faculty
of medicine of a university in Ontario ;
(e) Canadian citizenship, or immigrant visa or
employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada);
(/) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(g) evidence that there has been no finding
of, and that there is no current proceeding
involving an allegation of, professional
misconduct, incompetence or being in-
capacitated, or any like finding or proceed-
ing, in respect of the applicant's practice
of medicine in any jurisdiction where the
applicant practised medicine ;
(A) payment of the licence fee prescribed by
this Regulation; and
(t) payment of the fee prescribed by this
Regulation for entry in the Special register.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 16 (1); O. Reg. 293/77,
s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 483/77, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
300/78, s. 5.
(2) It is a condition of an Academic licence that
the licensee engage in the practice of medicine only
within the departrhent in which he holds his pro-
fessorial appointment. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 16 (2).
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a person who
was the holder of an Academic licence on the 1st day of
May, 1977 continues to qualify for an Academic
licence provided that he continues to meet the
requirements of subsection 16 (1) of Ontario Regula-
tion 577/75 as it existed on the 30th day of April,
1977. O. Reg. 293/77, s. 4 (2), revised.
v/ 18. — (1) The requirements and qualifications for
a Hospital practice licence are,
(a) completion of an application for a Hospital
Practice licence in a form that shall be
supplied by the Registrar;
(b) compliance with clause 15 (1) (b);
(c) certification in a specialty by the Royal
College of Physicians and Surgeons of
Canada with a minimum of two years
training as required by the Royal College
in university-affiliated programs in Canada
or in programs considered equivalent there-
to by the Council ;
(d) Canadian citizenship, or immigrant visa
or employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada);
(e) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(/) evidence that there has been no finding
of, and that there is no current proceeding
involving an allegation of, professional
misconduct, incompetence or being in-
capacitated, or any like finding or proceed-
ing, in respect of the applicant's practice
of medicine in any jurisdiction where the
applicant practised medicine ;
(g) payment of the licence fee prescribed by
this Regulation; and
(h) payment of the fee prescribed by this
Regulation for entry in the Sj)ecial register.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 17 (1); O. Reg. 293/77,
s. 5;0. Reg. 300/78, s. 6 (1).
(2) It is a condition of a Hospital Practice
licence that,
(a) the licensee engage in the practice of
medicine only in,
(i) a hospital approved under the Public
Hospitals Act as, & public hospital,
(ii) an institution to which the Mental
Hospitals Act applies, or
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(iii) a hospital or other institution
acceptable to the College of Physi-
cians and Surgeons of Ontario for
the purpose,
in which the licensee holds an appoint-
ment to the medical staff; and
{b) the licensee practise medicine only in the
specialty in which he is certified by the
Royal College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Canada. O. Reg. 300/78, s. 6 (2).
19. — (1) The requirements and qualifications for
a Public Service Licence are,
(a) completion of an application for a Public
Service Licence on a form that shall be
supplied by the Registrar;
(b) compHance with clause IS (I) (b);
(c) successful completion of an internship or
residency program approved by one of,
(i) The National Joint Committee on
Approval of Preregistration Physi-
cian Training Programs,
(ii) The Royal College of Physicians and
Surgeons of Canada,
(iii) The College of Family Physicians of
• "> ' Canada,
(iv) The College of Physicians and Sur-
geons of Ontario;
(d) employment by the Crown in right of
Canada or an agency of the Crown ;
(e) Canadian citizenship, or immigrant visa or
employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada);
(/) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
{g) evidence that there has been no finding
of, and that there is no current proceed-
ing involving an allegation of, professional
misconduct, incompetence or being in-
capacitated, or any like finding or proceed-
ing, in respect of the applicant's practice
of medicine in any jurisdiction where the
applicant practised medicine ;
(A) payment of the licence fee prescribed by
this Regulation; and
(t) payment of the fee prescribed by this
Regulation for entry in the Special register.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 18 (1); O. Reg. 293/77,
s. 6(1);0. Reg. 300/78, s. 7.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a person who
was the holder of a Public Service Licence and who was
employed by a local board of health of a municipality
or of a health unit within the meaning of the Public
Health Act or who was .employed by the Crown in
right of Ontario or an agency of the Crown on the 1st
day of May, 1977 continues to qualify for a Public
Service Licence under this section provided he con-
tinues to be employed by a local board of health of a
municipality or a health unit or the Crown in right of
Ontario or an agency of the Crown and he meets the
requirements of subsection (1), except clause {d) there-
of. O. Reg. 293/77, s. 6 (2).
(3) It is a condition of a Public Service Licence
that,
(a) the licensee engage in the practice of
medicine only in the course of his employ-
ment by,
(i) the Crown in right of Canada or an
agency of the Crown, or
(ii) where the licensee continues to qualify
for a Public Service Licence under
subsection (2), a local board of health
of a municipality or a health unit
within the meaning of the Public
Health Act or the Crown in right of
Ontario or an agency of the Crown;
(6) the licensee,
(i) prescribe drugs, and
_^ . (ii) sign certificates under the Vital
Statistics Act or the Mental Health
Act,
only in the course of the performance of
his employment. O. Reg. 577 /75, s. 18 (3) ;
O.Reg. 293/77, s. 6 (3).
(4) A licensee who qualifies under subsection (2) is
subject to clause (3) (b). O. Reg. 577/75, s. 18 (4).
20. (1) A person who was the holder of an
Underserviced Area licence on the 1st day of May,
1977 continues to qualify for an Underserviced
Area licence provided he continues to meet the
requirements and qualifications of subsection 20 (1) of
Ontario Regulation 577/75 as it existed on the 30th day
of April, 1977.
(2) It is a condition of an Underserviced Area
licence referred to in subsection (1) that the licensee
engage in the practice of medicine only in an area
declared by the Minister of Health or by the College to
be medically underserviced. O. Reg. 293/77, s. 8,
revised.
21. — (1) The following registers shall be main-
tained by the Registrar:
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1. General.
2. Educational.
3. Special.
(2) Every member who is the holder of a General
licence shall be entered by the Registrar in the
General register.
(3) Every member who is the holder of an Educa-
tional hcence shall be entered by the Registrar in
the Educational register.
(4) Every member who is the holder of an
Academic, Hospital Practice, Public Service or Under-
serviced Area licence shall be entered by the Registrar
in the Special register.
(5) The registers shall be open to inspection by
any person during normal business hours.
(6) The Registrar shall uj)on request and payment
of the prescribed fees issue a certificate of standing
in respect of a member which shall state,
(a) the member's qualifications as recorded on
the register;
(b) the class of licence held by the member
and any terms and conditions attached
thereto ;
(c) whether the member's professional conduct
or fitness to practise is or is not the sub-
ject of an inquiry by the Discipline Com-
mittee or the Fitness to Practise Committee
at the time of issuing of the certificate of
standing. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 21.
22. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), where a mem-
ber's name is entered in any register referred to in
section 2 1 , the name in the register shall be the same as
the name of the member in the documentary evidence
of his degree in medicine or equivalent qualification.
(2) An applicant for a licence or a member may
request entry in a register in a name other than the name
required by subsection (1), and the Registrar may cause
such other name to be entered in a register if the appli-
cant or member, as the case may be, presents to the
Registrar,
(a) a certified copy of an order of a court of com-
petent jurisdiction in Ontario changing the
applicant's or member's name; or
(b) a certified copy of a valid certificate of mar-
riage or a decree absolute of divorce, obtained
in any province of Canada; or
(c) such further or other documentary mj
that, in the opinion of the Registrar, „_...-
ciently identifies the person named in the
documentary evidence of his degree in
medicine or equivalent qualification as the
applicant or member, and that satisfies the
Registrar that the use of the other name is not
for any improper purpose. O. Reg. 719/79,
s. 1.
23. — (1) A member to whom a certificate in a
specialty has been issued by The Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada may use a
designation for the specialty approved by The Royal
College of Phjrsicians and Surgeons of Canada.
(2) A member who has been censured or suspended
by The Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons
of Canada and has had his name removed from
the list of certificants or Fellows of that College
shall not use a specialty qualification in any branch
of medicine. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 22.
24. — (1) The Council shall determine the informa-
tion required for the compilation of statistics with
respect to the supply, distribution, qualifications
and professional activities of members and may
direct the Registrar to obtain the required informa-
tion.
(2) Upon the written request of the Registrar,
members shall provide to the Registrar the informa-
tion requested for the compilation of statistics.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 23.
25. The Registrar is the chief administrative
officer of the College and is subject to the direction
of the Council. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 24.
26. The decisions of the Discipline Committee
shall be published by the College in its annual
report and may be published by the College in any
other publication of the College, and where a member
has been found guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence, the full name and address of the
member may be stated and a summary of the
charge, the decision and the penalty imposed may
be stated and the text or substance of any restriction
on the licence of the member or of any reprimand
may be added, but where a member has been
found not giiilty of professional misconduct or
incompetence, the identity of the member shall
not be published but the substance of the proceed-
ings may be published without identification of the
parties for the purpose of publishing advice to the
member or to the profession. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 25.
/V27. For the purpose of Part III of the Act,
"professional misconduct" means,
1. failure by a member to abide by the terms,
conditions or limitations of his licence;
2. contravention of any provision of Part III
of the Act, the Health Insurance Act, or
the regulations;
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3. failure to maintain the records that are
^ required to be kept respecting a member's
patients ;
4. having a conflict of interest ;
5. using a term, title or designation other
than one authorized or using a term, title
or designation that is prohibited by this
Regulation ;
6. engaging or holding oneself out as engaging
in the practice of medicine using any name
other than the name of the member that is
permitted to be entered ir a register under
subsection 22 (1);
7. permitting, counselling or assisting any
person who is not licensed under Part III
of the Act to engage in the practice of
medicine except as provided for in the
Act or this Regulation ;
8. charging a fee that is in excess of the fee
in the schedule of fees of the Ontario
Medical Association without prior notifi-
cation to the patient as to the excess
amount of the fee ;
9. charging a fee that is excessive in relation
to the services performed;
10. failure to carry out the terms of an agree-
ment with a patient;
1 1 . selling a professional account to a third party;
12. refusing to render a medically necessary
service unless payment of the whole or
part of the fee is received in advance of
the service being rendered ;
13. requiring payment for a service that is
insured under the Health Insurance Act
as a condition to be met before completing a
claim card for submission under that Act or,
before providing an itemized account of the
services where a request is made for an
itemized account by the patient or a rep-
resentative of the patient;
14. offering a reduction for prompt payment
of an account;
15. charging a fee for services not performed;
16. falsifying a record in respect of the examina-
tion or treatment of a patient;
17. knowingly submitting a false or misleading
account or false or misleading charges for
services rendered to a patient ;
18. announcing or holding out to the public
that the member is a specialist or is spe-
*
cially qualified in a branch of medicine
where the member is not qualified as a
specialist ;
19. engaging in the practice of medicine while
the ability to perform any professional
service is impaired by alcohol or a drug ;
20. contravening while engaged in the practice
of medicine any federal, provincial or muni-
cipal law, regulation or rule or a by-law of
a hospital designed to protect the public
health ;
21. failure to maintain the standard of practice
of the profession;
22. giving information concerning a patient's
condition or any professional services per-
formed for a patient to any person other
than the patient without the consent of the
patient unless required to do so by law;
23. failing to continue to provide professional
services to a patient until the services are
no longer required or until the patient has
had a reasonable opportunity to arrange
for the services of another member ;
24. making a misrepresentation respecting a
remedy, treatment or device;
25. failing to reveal the exact nature of a
secret remedy following a proper request
for such information;
26. improper use of the authority to prescribe,
sell or dispense a drug, including falsifying
a record in respect of a prescription or the
sale of a drug;
27. failing to provide within a reasonable time
and without cause any report or certificate
requested by a patient or his authorized
agent in respect of an examination or treat-
ment performed by the member;
i8^ failing to carry out the terms of an agreement
or contract with a hospital;
29. sexual impropriety with a patient;
30. sharing fees with any person who has
referred a patient or receiving fees from
any person to whom a member has
referred a patient or requesting or accept-
ing a rebate or commission for the referral
of a patient ;
31. publishing, displaying, distributing or using
or permitting, directly or indirectly, the
publishing, display, distribution or use of
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any advertisement related to the practice
of medicine by a member other than,
i. professional cards that contain only
the name of the member, a voca-
tional designation, academic de-
grees, the member's address and
telephone number,
ii. an announcement upon commencing
practice or changing the location of
a member's practice that,
A. does not exceed two standard
newspaper columns in width
and ten centimeters in depth,
B. does not contain references
to qualifications, procedures
or equipment but may con-
tain academic degrees, and
C. does not appear more than
three times in a newspaper
in respect of the commence-
ment of the practice or of a
change in the location of the
practice,
iii. appointment cards that do not con-
tain more than the information
contained in a professional card
and the time and date of the appoint-
ment or appointments,
iv. a telephone directory listing,
A. in the white pages that,
1. is of dark or light type,
2. where a member is a
certificated specialist,
may indicate the sp)e-
cialty designation,
3. where a member who is
not a certificated spe-
cialist restricts his prac-
tice to one branch of
medicine may insert
after his name "Practice
limited to ",
4. does not list office hours,
and
5. where the practice of
medicine is carried on
as a partnership, clinic,
medical centre or other
form of medical group
lists the name of the
partnership, clinic,
medical centre or other
form of medical group
and the names of the
members with their des-
ignations thereunder;
B. in the yellow pages that,
1. is listed only in the section
"Physicians and
Surgeons",
2. is only of light type,
3. where a member is a cer-
tificated specialist may
indicate the specialty
designation,
4. where a member who is
not a certificated specialist
restricts his practice to a
branch of medicine ma>'
insert after his name
"Practice limited to . . .",
5. does not list office hours,
6. is listed only in the tele-
phone listing for the geo-
graphical area in which the
member is engaged in the
practice of medicine, and
7. where the practice of
medicine is carried on as a
partnership, clinic, medi-
cal centre or other form of
medical group lists only
the name of the partner-
ship, clinic, medical
centre or other form of
medical group and lists
the names of the members
in their alphabetical order
in the yellow page section;
32. conduct or an act relevant to the practice
of medicine that, having regard to all the
circumstances, would reasonably be re-
garded by members as disgraceful, dis-
honourable or unprofessional. O. Reg.
577/75. s. 26; O. Reg. 631/77, s. 1; O. Reg.
719/79, s. 2.
28. — (1) In this section,
(a) "benefit" means any benefit, gift, advan-
tage or emolument of any kind whatso-
ever, whether direct or indirect, and
includes,
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(i) the receipt of any benefit from the
services of any person or reimburse-
ment of the cost thereof,
(ii) the benefit or receipt of the pay-
ment or reduction of any amount of
any debt or financial obligation,
(iii) the receipt of any consultation fee
or other fee for services rendered,
except pursuant to a written con-
tract for each such service where,
(A) a copy of the contract is
available and produced to
the College on demand,
(B) each contracted service is
within the normal scope of
the member's specialty, and
(C) each service is supported by
records adequate to satisfy
the College that it was in fact
performed,
(iv) the acceptance of any loan except
pursuant to a written evidence of
indebtedness,
(A) executed at the time of trans-
fer of funds,
(B) witnessed at the time of
actual execution by an in-
dividual whose name is leg-
ibly recorded on the docu-
ment,
(C) available and produced to the
College on demand, and
(D) that provides for a fixed term
of loan and fixes a set interest
rate, both of which are rea-
sonable having a view to pre-
vailing market rates at the
time of the loan,
(v) the acceptance of a loan that is
interest free or related in any way
to any referral made by the mem-
ber,
(vi) the acceptance of credit unless the
credit is unrelated in any way to
any referral of patients to the
creditor and the credit is extended
pursuant to an agreement in writ-
ing,
(A) executed at the time of the
transaction,
(B) witnessed at the time of
actual execution by an in-
dividual whose name is leg-
ibly recorded on the agree-
ment,
(C) available and produced to the
College on demand, and
(D) which provides for a fixed
term of credit and fixes a set
interest rate, both of which
are reasonable having a view
to prevailing market rates
at the time of the trans-
action ;
(b) "medical goods or services" includes med-
ical goods, appliances, materials, services
and equipment, and drugs and laboratory
services ;
(c) "member of his family" means any person
connected with a member by blood rela-
tionship, marriage or adoption, and
(i) persons are connected by blood
relationship if one is the child or
other descendent of the other or one
is the brother or sister of the other,
(ii) persons are connected by marriage
if one is married to the other or to
a person who is connected by blood
relationship to the other, and
(iii) persons are connected by adoption
if one has been adopted, either
legally or in fact, as the child of the
J I other or as the child or a person
who is so connected by blood
relationship (otherwise than as a
brother or sister) to the other ;
(d) "supplier" means a person who,
(i) sells or otherwise supplies medical
goods or services, or
(ii) is registered or licensed under any
Act regulating a health profession.
(2) It is a conflict of interest for a member where
the member, or a member of his family, or a cor-
poration wholly, substantially or actually owned or
controlled by the member or a member of his
family,
(a) receives any benefit, directly or indirectly,
from,
(i) a supplier to whom the member
refers his patients or their specimens,
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(ii) a supplier who sells or otherwise
supplies any medical goods or ser-
vices to the patients of the member ;
(6) rents premises to,
(i) a supplier to whom the member
refers his patients or their specimens,
or
(ii) a supplier who sells or otherwise
supplies any medical goods or ser-
vices to the patients of the member,
except where,
(iii) the rent is normal for the area in
which the premises are located, and
(iv) the amount of the rent is not related
to the volume of business carried
out in the premises by the tenant ;
(c) rents premises from,
(i) a supplier to whom the member
refers his patients or their specimens.
(ii) a supplier who sells or otherwise
supplies any medical goods or ser-
vices to the patients of the member,
except where,
(iii) the rent is normal for the area in
which the premises are located, and
(iv) the amount of the rent is not related
to the referral of patients to the
landlord; or
(d) sells or otherwise supplies any drug, medical
appliance, medical product or biological
preparation to a patient at a profit, except,
(i) a drug sold or supplied by a member
to his patient that is necessary,
(A) for an immediate treatment
of the patient,
(B) in an emergency, or
(C) where the services of a phar-
macist are not reasonably
readily available, or
(ii) notwithstanding subclause (i), an
allergy preparation prepared by a
member for his patient that is sold
or supplied by the member for a
price that does not exceed,
(A) the true cost of production
of the preparation, and
(B) the fee for the professional
component, for the member's
review of the case, the pre-
scription of the material and
the general supervision of the
member's laboratory in pre-
paring the material. O. Reg.
792/76, s. 1.
(3) It is a conflict of interest for a member to
order diagnostic tests other than medically necessary
tests to be performed by a diagnostic facility in
which the member or a member of his family has any
proprietary interest. O. Reg. 71/78, s. 1.
29. — (1) A member shall,
(a) keep a legibly written or typewritten
record in respect of each patient of the
member setting out,
(i) the name and address of the patient,
(ii) each date that the member sees the
patient,
(iii) a history of the patient,
(iv) particulars of each physical exam-
ination of the patient by the member,
(v) investigations ordered by the mem-
ber and the results of the investiga-
tions,
(vi) each diagnosis made by the member
respecting the patient, and
(vii) each treatment prescribed by the
member for the patient;
(b) keep a day book, daily diary or appoint-
ment record setting out the name of each
patient seen or treated or in respect of
whom a professional service is rendered
by the member.
(2) A member shall keep the records required
under subsection (1) in a systematic manner and
shall retain each record for a period of six years
after the date of the last entry in the record or
until the member ceases to engage in the practice
of medicine, whichever first occurs. O. Reg. 577/75,
s. 28 (1,2).
(3) A member shall make records kept under sub-
section (1) and books, records, documents and things
relevant thereto available at reasonable hours for
inspection by a person appointed by the Registrar
under section 64 of the Act, a member appointed by
the Registrair for the purpose of peer review or a person
appointed as an inspector under subsection 43 (1) of
the Health Insurance Act. O. Reg. 628/78, s. 1.
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30. — (1) In this section, and in sections 31 to 39,
(a) "drug" means drug as defined in Part VI
of the Act;
(b) "pharmacist" means pharmacist as defined
in Part VI of the Act ;
(c) "prescriber" means prescriber as defined
in Part VI of the Act ;
(d) "prescription" means prescription as de-
fined in Part VI of the Act ;
(e) "Schedule G preparation" means a drug
that contains one drug referred to in
Schedule G and one or more active
medicinal ingredients that are not referred
>' ■ to in Schedule G in a recognized therapeutic
dose, or a drug that contains as the only
medicinal ingredient phenobarbital or any
of its salts in an amount not exceeding
32.4 milligrams (1/2 grain) per unit dosage;
(/) "Schedule N preparation" means a drug
that,
(i) contains one drug referred to in
Schedule N and two or more active
medicinal ingredients which are not
referred to in Schedule N or a
recognized therapeutic dose, and
(ii) is not intended for parenteral ad-
ministration ;
{g) "sell" includes offer to sell, dispense,
distribute, give away and supply.
(2) A reference to Schedule A, B, C, D, E, F, G
or N is a reference to such Schedule established by
the regulations for the purposes of Part VI of the
Act. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 29.
31. — (1) Where a member decides to treat a
patient with a drug, the member shall give a written
prescription to the patient or offer to give a verbal
prescription to a pharmacist acceptable to the
patient.
(2) A member who has given a written prescrip-
tion for a drug to a patient may sell the drug to
the patient subject to the provisions of this Regu-
lation governing the sale, recording, labelling and
packaging of drugs. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 30.
32. A member who sells a drug referred to in
Schedule G or N, if he furnishes the drug in an
amount,
(a) that exceeds three times the maximum
daily dosage recommended by the manu-
facturer of the drug for the drug; or
{b) if the manufacturer has not recommended
a maximum daily dosage for the drug
that exceeds three times the generally
recognized maximum daily therapeutic
dosage for the drug,
shall keep a record showing,
(c) the date of the sale;
(d) the name and address of the person for
whom the drug was prescribed ;
(e) the name, strength where applicable, and
quantity of the drug ; and
(/) the price, if any, charged. O. Reg. 577/75,
s. 31.
33. A member shall keep or cause to be kept a
record of every purchase of a drug referred to in
the Schedules to Part VI of the Act by entering or
causing to be entered in a register or other record
that shall be maintained for that purpose forthwith
upon such purchase,
(a) the date of the purchase ;
(b) the name, strength where applicable, and
quantity of the drug;
(c) the name and address of the person from
whom the drug was purchased or received ;
and
(d) the purchase price, if any. O. Reg. 577/75,
s. 32.
34. Every member who sells a drug shall,
(a) retain the written prescription for the
drug for a period of not less than two
years or until he ceases to engage in the
practice of medicine, whichever first occurs ;
(b) record on the prescription,
(i) the name and address of the person
for whom the drug is prescribed,
i I' I- (ii) the name, strength where applicable,
and quantity of the prescribed
drug,
(iii) the identity of the manufacturer of
the drug,
(iv) the directions for use,
(v) an identification number or other
designation,
(vi) the date on which the drug is
dispensed, and
(vii) the price charged, if any; and
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(c) mark the container in which the drug is
dispensed with,
(i) the identification number that is on
the record of sale,
(ii) the name of the drug, if the member
considers it advisable,
(iii) the quantity, where the drug dis-
pensed is in solid oral dosage form,
(iv) the date the drug is dispensed,
(v) the name and address of the pre-
scriber,
(vi) the name of the person for whom
it is prescribed, and
(vii) the prescribed directions for use.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 33.
35. Every container in which any article or
substance referred to in Part II of Schedule B
is sold by a member shall include on the label,
legibly and conspicuously displayed on the outer
surface of the container in which the article or
substance is contained, a caution or warning to
the effect that the article or substance should be
kept out of the reach of children, but if the article
or substance is an article or substance referred to
in the Hazardous Products Act (Canada) the pro-
visions of this section do not apply. O. Reg.
577/75, s. 34.
36. Every container in which any article or
substance referred to in Part III of Schedule B
is sold by a member, shall include on the label,
legibly and conspicuously displayed on the outer
surface of the container in which the article or
substance is contained, a caution or warning to
the effect that the article or substance should be
used only with adequate ventilation, but if the
article or substance is an article or substance
referred to in the Hazardous Products Act (Canada)
the provisions of this section do not apply.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 35.
37. — (1) Every container in which any drug
specified in subsection (2) is sold in a form for
internal use, shall bear the following words legibly
and conspicuously displayed on the outer surface
of the container in which the drug is dispensed:
"WARNING : Do not exceed the dose pre-
scribed. If difficulty in breathing persists,
contact a physician immediately."
(2) The following drugs are specified for the
pui-pose of subsection (1):
1 . Epinephrine and its salts.
2. Isoproterenol (Isoprenaline) and its salts.
3. Metaproterenol (Orciprenaline) and its
salts. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 36.
38. Every member who sells drugs shall maintain
a system for filing his records of the purchases and
sales of the drugs. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 37.
39. — (1) In this section, "child resistant package"
means a container or package that meets the
standards for child resistant packages approved
by the Minister.
(2) A member shall only dispense a drug in a
child resistant package except where,
(a) in the opinion of the member it is advisable
not to use a child resistant package;
(b) a child resistant package is not suitable
because of the physical form of the drug;
(c) the member is unable to obtain a child
resistant package because supplies of such
packages are unavailable on the market.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 38.
40. — (1) The fee for entry of a member in the
General register is,
(a) in the case of a member who is a graduate
of a medical school situated in Ontario,
$150; or
(b) in the case of a member who is a graduate
of a medical school outside Ontario, $200.
O.Reg. 577/75, s. 39(1).
(2) The biennial fee for a member who holds a
General licence is $250. O. Reg. 494/76, s. 1.
41. — (1) The fee for entry of a member in the Edu-
cational register is,
(a) in the case of a member who is a graduate
of a medical school situated in a part of
Canada other than Ontario, $50;
(b) in the case of a member who is a graduate
of a medical school situated outside Canada,
$100. O.Reg. 577/75,5.40(1).
(2) The annual fee for a member who holds an
Educational licence is $15. O. Reg. 494/76, s. 2.
42. — (1) The fee for entry of a member in the Spe-
cial register is,
(a) in the ca'^e of a member who is a graduate
of a medical school situated in Ontario,
$150;
(b) in the case of a member who is a graduate
of a medical school situated outside of
Ontario, $200. 6. Reg. 577/75, s. 41 (1).
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(2) The annual fee for a member who holds an
Academic, Hospital Practice, Public Service or Under-
serviced Area licence is $125. O. Reg. 494/76, s. 3.
43. A member of the Canadian Forces who is
the holder of a Public Service Licence is exempt
from payment of the fee for entry in the Special
register. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 42.
44. — (1) A member who,
(a) has been registered for a period of twenty-
five years on a register required under
section 19 of the Medical Act, being chapter
268 of the Revised Statutes of Ontario, 1970,
or who has been registered for a part of that
twenty-five-year period on the said register
and for part of that period held a General
licence under Part III of the Health Discip-
lines Act, or who has held a General licence
under the said Part III for a period of twenty-
five years;
(b) is in good standing ; and
(c) has retired from the practice of medicine,
may upon written request to the Registrar of the
College be designated a member emeritus.
(2) A member emeritus is entitled to remain
on the register of the College, is not required to
pay any licence fee and is not entitled to engage
in the practice of medicine nor to hold any hcence
from the College.
(3) A member who has been designated as a life
member under section 43 of Ontario Regulation 577/75
or a predecessor thereof and continues to meet the
requirements thereof continues as a life member.
O. Reg. 300/78, s. 8, revised.
45. — (1) The biennial fee of a member entered
in the General register and whose surname begins
with one of the letters A to L inclusive is due on
the birthday of the member in the even-numbered
years following the year in which the member is
entered in the register.
(2) The biennial fee of a member entered in the
General register and whose surname begins with one
of the letters M to Z inclusive is due on the birthday
of the member in the odd-numbered years following
the year in which the member is entered in the
register.
(3) The annual fee of a member entered in the
Educational register is due on the 1st day of July
in each year following the year in which the member
is entered in the register.
(4) The annual fee of a member entered in the
Special register is due in each year on the anni-
versary of the date of issuance of the licence held
by the member. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 44. .
46. The Registrar shall mail to every member
at least thirty days before the member's annual or
biennial fee becomes due a notice stating the date
the fee is due, the amount of the fee and the penalty
for non-payment. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 45.
47. — (1) A person whose licence was cancelled
under subsection 47 (3) of the Act may make an appli-
cation for a licence of the same class as the cancelled
licence upon payment of,
(a) the prescribed fee for non-payment for
which the licence was cancelled; and
(b) a fee of $25.
(2) The date of issuance of a licence issued to a
person whose licence was cancelled under sub-
section 47 (3) of the Act is the date upon which the fees
mentioned and referred to in subsection (1) of this sec-
tion are paid. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 46. '
48. — (1) A General licence shall be in Form 1.
(2) An Educational licence shall be in Form 2.
(3) An Academic licence shall be in Form 3.
(4) A Hospital Practice licence shall be in Form 4.
(5) A Public Service Licence shall be in Form 5.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 47, revised.
49. — (1) For the purpose of subsection (2), "moxi-
bustion" means the production of heat on or near
the skin of a person or the conduction of heat
through the skin of the person by heating a needle
that is piercing the skin where the heating is pro-
duced by the burning or sfnouldering of artemesia
vulgaris or other suitable plant material.
(2) The inserting of a needle or needles to pierce
the skin or mucus membrane of a person without
the injection of any substance to prevent, cure or
alleviate a disease, illness or disability, to assist
the process of healing or to prevent, abolish or alleviate
the feeling of any pain or other mental or physical
discomfort, sensation or feeling, or the electrical
stimulation through a needle or needles and the use
of moxibustion, may be performed under the super-
vision or direction of a member by a person who,
(a) has successfully completed a course of
study acceptable to the College as provid-
ing training in acupuncture and in the basic
medical sciences; and
(6) passed such examinations as the College
may set and conduct for the purpose of
testing the person's ability to perform
acupuncture,
and only,
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(c) in a hospital classified as a public hospital
under the Public Hospitals Act; or
(d) in the course and for the purposes of any
research into acupuncture being carried out
by a school or faculty of medicine or den-
tistry or with the approval of the Minister.
O. Reg. 577/75, s. 48.
Form 1
Health Disciplines Act
GENERAL LICENCE
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of medicine subject
to the conditions prescribed for General licences by
the regulations.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
our names and affixed the seal of the College.
President
Registrar
Number :
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this
day of ,19
O. Reg. 577/75, Form 1.
Form 2
Health Disciplines Act
EDUCATIONAL LICENCE
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of medicine subject
to the conditions prescribed for Educational licences
by the regulations.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
our names and affixed the seal of the College.
President
Registrar
Number :
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this
day of 19....
O. Reg. 577/75, Form 2.
Form 3
Health Disciplines Act
ACADEMIC LICENCE
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of medicine subject
to the conditions prescribed for Academic licences
by the regulations.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
our names and afi&xed the seal of the College.
President
Registrar
Number :
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this
day of ,19
O. Reg. 577/75. Form 3.
Form 4
Health Disciplines Act
HOSPITAL PRACTICE LICENCE
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
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is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of medicine subject
to the conditions prescribed for Hospital Practice
licences by the regulations.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
our names and affixed the seal of the College.
President
, Registrar
Number:
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this .
day of.
.., 19....
O. Reg. 577/75. Form 4.
Form 5
Health Disciplines Act
PUBLIC SERVICE LICENCE
College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of medicine subject
to the conditions prescribed for Public Service
licences by the regulations.
In witness whereof, we have hereunto subscribed
our names and affixed the seal of the College.
President
Registrar
Number:
Dated at Toronto, Ontario, Canada, this.
day of.
19.
O. Reg. 577/75, Form 5.
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REGULATION 449
under the Health Disciplines Act
NURSING
1. For the purf)ose of the election of members to
the Council, the following electoral districts are
established :
1. The London electoral district, composed
of the counties of Elgin, Essex, Huron,
Kent, Lambton, Middlesex, Oxford and
Perth.
2. The Hamilton electoral district, composed
of the counties of Brant, Bruce, Grey and
Wellington and the regional municipalities
of Haldimand-Norfolk, Hamilton- Went-
worth, Niagara and Waterloo.
3. The Toronto electoral district, composed
of the counties of Dufferin, Simcoe, the
regional municipalities of Halton, Peel
and York, the Territorial District of
Muskoka and The Municipality of Metro-
politan Toronto.
4. The Kingston electoral district, comp)osed
of the counties of Frontenac, Hastings,
Lanark, Leeds, Grenville, Lennox and
Addington, Northumberland, Peter-
borough, Prince Edward, Victoria, the
Provisional County of Haliburton and
The Regional Municipahty of Durham.
5. The Ottawa electoral district, composed
of the counties of Stormont, Dundas,
Glengarry, Prescott, Russell and Renfrew,
and The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton.
6. The Northern electoral district, composed
of the territorial districts of Algoma,
Cochrane, Kenora, Manitoulin, Nipissing,
Parry Sound, Rainy River, Sudbury,
Thunder Bay and Timiskaming. O. Reg.
578/75, s. 1.
2. — ( 1) The term of office for members of the Coun-
cil elected in June, 1979 is,
(a) for members from electoral districts 1 and 2,
two years;
(b) for members from electoral districts 3 and 4,
three years; and
(f ) for members from electoral districts 5 and 6,
four years. O. Reg. 719/78, s. 1, pari,
revised .
{ (2) Upon the expir>- of a term of office prescribed in
[ subsection (1), the term of office of members of the
i Council elected thereafter shall be three years.
I (3) The term of office of a member elected to
I the Council commences with the first meeting of
\ the Council immediately following the election.
(4) For the purpose of the election of members
of the Council, a member who is resident in Ontario
shall be deemed to reside in the place shown on
the general register as his place of residence, and a
member who is employed in Ontario but who resides
outside of Ontario shall be deemed to reside in the
electoral district in which he is employed. O. Reg.
719/78, s. 1. part.
3. There shall be elected from each electoral
district referred to in Column 1 of the following
Table the number of registered nurses set out
opposite thereto in Column 2 and the number of
registered nursing assistants set out opposite thereto
in Column 3 of the Table:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Item
Electoral
Districts
Registered
Nurses
Registered
Nursing
Assistants
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
London
Hamilton. . . .
Toronto
Kingston ....
Ottawa
Northern
3
3
5
2
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
O. Reg. 578/75. s. 3; O. Reg. 719/78, s. 2.
4. — (1) A member is eligible for election to the"
Council who,
(a) resides m the electoral district for which
he is nominated ; and
(6) is in good standing in the College.
(2) A member is in good standing in the College
for the purpose of subsection (1) where.
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(a) he is not in default of payment of any
fees prescribed by the regulations ;
(b) his professional conduct is not the subject
of disciplinary proceedings ;
(c) his certificate is not under suspension;
and
(d) his certificate is not subject to a term,
condition or limitation other than one
prescribed by the regulations. O. Reg.
578/75,s. 4.
5. — (1) Ten members who are registered nurses
residing in an electoral district may nominate a
member who is a registered nurse residing in the
electoral district as a candidate for election from
that electoral district, and the nomination shall be in
writing and shall be submitted to the Council at
least ninety dajrs before the date set for the election.
(2) Ten members who are registered nursing
assistants residing in an electoral district may
nominate a member who is a registered nursing
assistant residing in the electoral district as a
candidate for election from that electoral district,
and the nomination shall be in writing and shall
be submitted to the Council at least ninety days be-
fore the date set for the election. O. Reg. 578/75,
s. 5.
6. A person nominated under section 5 is a
candidate for election as a member of the Council
if he submits to the Council a written consent
to his candidacy at least sixty days before the
date set for the election. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 6.
7. — (1) A member who is a registered nurse is
entitled to cast as many votes in an election of
members to the Council as there are members who
are registered nurses to be elected to the Council from
the electoral district in which the member is
entitled to vote but a member is not entitled to
cast more than one vote for any one candidate.
(2) A member who is a registered nursing
assistant is entitled to cast as many votes in an
election of members to the Council as there are
members who are registered nursing assistants to be
elected to the Council from the electoral district
in which the member is entitled to vote but a member
is not entitled to cast more than one vote for any
one candidate. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 7.
8. — (1) In the year prior to the election of Council,
an election committee composed of six members
of CouncU representing the six electoral regions,
and including at least one registered nursing
assistant, shall be appointed by Council to assume
responsibility for the total election procedure.
(2) Where in the election of a candidate to the
Council a tie vote exists, the election committee
shall, by lot, decide which candidate shall be elected.
(3) If a member of the election committee is one
of the tie vote candidates, he shall not be party to
the decision. O. Reg. 791/76, s. I, part.
(4) Voting for candidates for election to
Council shall be by secret ballot using ballot forms
that shall be supplied by the Director and that
contain the names of the candidates in the electoral
district.
(5) Where there is an interruption of mail service
during an election, the Director shall extend the
holding of the election for such minimum period
of time as the Director considers necessary to com-
pensate for the interruption. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 8;
O. Reg. 791/76, s. I, part.
9. — (1) The Director shall destroy all ballots
thirty-one days after the announcement of the
results of an election unless a candidate challenges
the election or its results.
(2) Within thirty days from the date of the
counting of ballots, a candidate may require a
recount of the ballots of the electoral district in
which he was nominated, on depositing with the
Director the sum of $400 and a written request
for the recount.
(3) Where a recount has been requested, the
Director shall appoint the time and place and
arrange for the recount, which shall take place
within fifteen days from the date of the request and
shall be conducted, subject to subsection (4), in the
same manner as the original counting of the ballots
except that the candidate or a representative
named by the candidate may be present at the
recount.
(4) The recount shall be conducted by two
scrutineers appointed by the President of the
College.
(5) The portion of the deposit of $400 remaining
after payment of the actual cost to the College of
conducting the recount shall be returned to the
candidate but if the recount changes the result of the
election the full amount of the deposit shall be
returned to the candidate. O. Reg. 578 /75, s. 9.
10. — (1) Where an elected member of the Council,
(a) is found to be an incapacitated member ;
(b) is found guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence;
(c) fails to attend three consecutive regular
meetings of the Council without cause ; or
{d) ceases to reside in the electoral region,
the member is disqualified from sitting on the
Council and the seat of the member on the Council
shall be deemed to be vacant. O. Reg. 578/75,
s. 10 (1);0. Reg. 791/76,5.2.
(2) Where an elected member of the Council
dies or resigns or his seat otherwise becomes vacant
before the expiry of his term of office, the Council
shall.
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(a) where the unexpired term of the member
whose seat became vacant does not exceed
two years, appoint a successor from among
the registered nurses or registered nursing
assistants, as the case requires, who are
members of the College residing in or
deemed to reside in the electoral district
represented by the member whose seat on
the Council became vacant ; or
(i) where the unexpired term of the member
whose seat became vacant exceeds two
years,
(i) appoint the registered nurse or
registered nursing assistant, as the
case requires, who of the unsuccess-
ful candidates received the greatest
number of votes cast in the last
general election of members to the
Council from the electoral district
represented by the member whose
seat became vacant, or
(ii) direct the Director to hold a by-
election in accordance with the
provisions of this Regulation for
the electoral district which the
member represented,
and the appointed or elected successor
shall serve until the expiry of the term of
office of the member whose seat became
vacant. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 10 (2).
11. The requirements and qualifications for the
issuing to an applicant of a certificate of com-
petency to practise as a registered nurse are,
(a) completion of an application for a certi-
ficate in a form that shall be supplied by
the Director ;
(b) one of the following,
(i) successful completion of a diploma
nursing program in Ontario ap-
proved by the Ministry of Colleges
and Universities,
(ii) successful completion of a diploma
nursing program at the Ryerson
Polytechnical Institute approved by
the Academic Council of the In-
stitute,
(iii) successful completion of a basic
baccalaureate program in nursing
in Ontario approved by the Com-
mittee on Accreditation of the
Ontario Region of the Canadian
Association of University Schools
of Nursing,
(iv) successful completion of a program
for the training of nurses outside
of Ontario that is considered by the
Council to be equivalent to the
program referred to in subclause (i),
(ii) or (iii), together with current
registration or licensing as a nurse
in a jurisdiction other than Ontario,
eligibility for registration or licen-
sing, as the case requires, in the
jurisdiction in which the program
was completed and employment as a
nurse within the period of five years
immediately preceding the appli-
cation ;
(c) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(d) successful completion of the examinations
set or approved by the Council for the
certification of nurses ; and
(e) payment of the fees prescribed by this
Regulation. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 11 ; O. Reg.
327/78, s. 1.
12. The requirements and qualifications for the
issuing to an applicant of a certificate of com-
petency to practise as a nursing assistant are,
(a) completion of an application in a form that
shall be supplied by the Director ;
{b) one of the following,
(i) successful completion of a nursing
assistant program approved by,
(A) the Ministry of Colleges and
Universities,
(B) the Ministn,- of Health, or
(C) the Ministry of Education.
(ii) successful completion of a program
for the training of nursing assistants
outside of Ontario that is considered
by the Council to be equivalent
to a program referred to in subclause
(i), together with current registration
or licensing in a jurisdiction other
than Ontario, eligibility for regis-
tration or licensing, as the case
requires, in the jurisdiction in which
the program was completed and
employment as a nursing assistant
within the f>eriod of five years
immediately preceding the appli-
cation;
(c) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(d) successful completion of the examinations
set or approved by the Council for the
certification of nursing Jissistants ; and
(e) payment of the fees prescribed by this
Regulation. O. Reg. 578 75, s. 12; O. Reg.
327/78. s. 2.
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13. Where the Director issues a certificate to an
apphcant a certificate of initial registration as a
applicant, the Director shall also issue to the
nurse or as a nursing assistant, as the case requires.
O.Reg. 578/75, s. 13.
14. A certificate expires with the 31st day of
December in the year in which it is issued. O. Reg.
578/75, s. 14.
15. The Director shall mail to each member who
holds a current certificate an annual renewal of
certificate appUcation form at least thirty days
before the date of expiration of the certificate.
O. Reg. 578/75, s. 15.
16. The Director shall issue a renewal of a current
certificate to the holder of the certificate upon
receipt of a completed annual renewal application
form and the annual fee prescribed by this Regu-
lation. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 16.
17. An applicant for a renewal of an expired
certificate shall complete an application form that
shall be provided by the Council and shall pay the
annual fee prescribed by this Regulation for renewal
of the expired certificate. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 17.
18. — ( 1 ) The Director shall establish an Education
Register — Nurses in which shall be entered the names
of persons who have been issued initial certificates
of registration as registered nurses.
(2) The Director shall establish an Education
Register — Nursing Assistants in which shall be
entered the names of persons who have been
issued initial certificates of registration as registered
nursing assistants.
(3) The Director shall establish a General Regis-
ter— Nurses in which shall be entered the names of
persons who have been issued current certificates of
competence to practise as registered nurses.
(4) The Director shall establish a General Regis-
ter— Nursing Assistants in which shall be entered
the names of persons who have been issued current
certificates of competence to practise as registered
nursing assistants. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 18.
19. The registers for members maintained by the
Director may be inspected by any person during
normal business hours. O. Reg. 578 /75, s. 19.
20. — (1) Nursing services shall not be performed
by a member where there is a conflict of interest.
(2) It is a conflict of interest for a member to
sohcit clients for a facility or agency which provides
nursing care for profit,
(a) where the member is a shareholder of the
facility or agency ; or
(b) where the member obtains financial gain
directly or indirectly from such solici-
tation. O. Reg. 578 /75, s. 20.
21. For the purposes of Part IV of the Act,
"professional misconduct" means,
(a) the contravention of any provision of Part
IV of the Act or of the regulations ;
(6) abusing a patient verbally or physically
while employed as a registered nurse or
registered nursing assistant ;
(c) misappropriating a patient's personal prop-
erty;
(d) having a conflict of interest ;
(e) directly influencing a patient to change his
will;
(/) abandoning a patient ;
(g) misappropriating drugs or other property
belonging to a member's employer;
(A) participating in advertising or endorsing
a product ;
(t) failure to inform the member's employer
of the member's inability to accept specific
responsibility in areas where special train-
ing is required or where the member does not
feel competent to function without super-
vision ;
(j) failure to report the incompetence of
colleagues whose actions endanger the
safety of a patient ;
(k) failure to exercise discretion in respect of
the disclosure of confidential information
about a patient ;
(/) falsifying a record in respect of the
observation or treatment of a patient ; and
(w) conduct or an act relevant to the per-
formance of nursing services that, having
regard to all the circumstances, would
reasonably be regarded by members as
disgraceful, dishonourable or unprofes-
sional. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 21.
22. — (1) The decisions of the Disciphne Com-
mittee shall be published by the College in its
annual report and may be published by the College
in any other publication of the College, and where a
member has been found guilty of professional
misconduct or incompetence, the full name and
address and the registration number of the member
may be stated and a summary of the charge, the
decision and the penalty imposed may be stated and
the text or substance of any restriction on the
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133
certificate of the member or of any reprimand may
be added, but where a member has been found
not guilty of professional misconduct or incompetence,
the identity of the member shall not be published
but the substance of the proceedings may be
published without identification of the parties for
the purpose of publishing advice to the member or
to the profession.
(2) Where the Discipline Committee decides that a
certificate should be issued to a person whose
certificate was revoked or whose registration was
cancelled or that the suspension of a certificate or
a registration should be removed, the decision shall
be published by the College in its annual report and
may be published by the College in any other
publication of the College and the full name and
address and the registration number of the {)erson
and the date of the revocation, cancellation or sus-
p>ension and the date of the issuance of the certificate
or removal of the suspension may be stated. O. Reg.
578/75,s. 22.
23. Where the Registration Committee finds that a
member is an incapacitated member, the finding,
the full name and address and the registration
number of the member and a summary or the text
of the order of the Committee consequent upon the
finding may be published by the College in its annual
report and in any other publication of the College.
O.Reg. 578/75. s. 23.
24. A member in the performance of nursing
services as a registered nurse or registered nursing
assistant shaU exercise generally accepted standards
of practice for the performance of the nursing
services and shall maintain nursing records for the
persons for whom he performs the nursing services.
O.Reg. 578/75,5.24.
25. — (1) The fee for writing a comprehensive nurs-
ing examination set or approved by the Council for
certification as a nurse is SllO.
(2) The fee for re-writing a failed part of a five part
examination set or approved by the Council for certifi-
cation as a nurse is S30. O. Reg. 927/79, s. 1 (2, 3),
revised.
26. The fee for writing a comprehensive nursing
assistants' examination set or approved by the Council
for the certification as a nursing assistant is S55.
O. Reg. 927/79, s. 2, part, revised.
27. The fee for a certificate is S24. O. Reg. 927/
79, s. 3, part.
28. The fee for a certificate on reinstatement after
suspension and cancellation is S24. O. Reg. 927/
79. s. 3. part.
29. The fee for evaluation of documents on an
application for a certificate is,
(a) $30, for an applicant who received basic
nursing education in Canada; or
(6) $50, for an applicant who received basic
nursing education outside of Canada.
O. Reg. 719/78, s. 3, part.
30. The annual fee for a member is $12.
O. Reg. 927/79, s. 3, part.
31. The annual fee for a member when the fee is paid
after the expir>' of a member's current certificate is S20.
O. Reg. 927/79, s. 3, part.
32. A certificate of competence as a registered
nurse shall be in Form 1. O. Reg. 578/75, s. 32.
33. A certificate of initial registration as a nurse
shaU be in Form 2. O. Reg. 578 /75, s. 33.
34. A certificate of competence as a registered
nursing assistant shall be in Form 3. O. Reg.
578/75,s. 34.
35. A certificate of initial registration as a
nursing assistant shall be in Form 4. O. Reg.
578/75,s. 35.
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Form 1
Health Disciplines Act
CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE — REGISTERED NURSE
REGISTERED NURSE
CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE
19....
Day Month Year
DATE OF ISSUE
Certificate No.
ISSUED TO:
f
Registration
Number
under authority of the Health Disciplines Act.
signature
of registrant Director,
Expiry Date — 31 December, 19. .
College
of Nurses of Ontario
O. Reg. 578/75, Form 1.
Form 2
Health Disciplines Act
CERTIFICATE OF INITIAL REGISTRATION — NURSE
COLLEGE OF NURSES OF ONTARIO
INITIAL NURSE REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT
qualifies for initial registration under the Health Disciplines Act and the regulations there-
under, and is authorized to use the title
REGISTERED NURSE
subject to annual renewal of Certificate of Competence
Dated at Toronto, the day of , 19. . . .
Registration No
Director
O. Reg. 578/75, Form 2.
Reg. 449 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 135
Form 3
Health Disciplines Act
CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE — REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANT
REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANT
CERTIFICATE OF COMPETENCE
19....
Day
Month Year
DATE
OF ISSUE
Certificate No.
ISSUED TO:
Registration
Number
under authority of the Health Disciplines Act.
signature
of registrant
Expiry Date—
Director,
-31 December, 19. .
College
of Nurses of Ontario
O. Reg. 578/75, Form 3.
Form 4
Health Disciplines Act
CERTIFICATE OF INITIAL REGISTRATION — NURSING ASSISTANT
COLLEGE OF NURSES OF ONTARIO
INITIAL NURSING ASSISTANT REGISTRATION CERTIFICATE
THIS IS TO CERTIFY THAT
qualifies for initial registration under the Health Disciplines Act and the regulations there-
under, and is authorized to use the title
REGISTERED NURSING ASSISTANT
subject to annual renewal of Certificate of Competence
Dated at Toronto, the day of , 19 ... .
Registration No
Director
O. Reg. 578/75, Form 4.
^ .,.'
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REGULATION 450
under the Health Disciplines Act
OPTOMETRY
1. For the purpose of the election of members to
the Council, the following electoral districts are
established ;
1. The Central electoral district, composed
of the regional municipalities of Halton,
Peel, Waterloo and York together with the
County of Wellington and The Municipality
of Metropolitan Toronto.
2. The Eastern electoral district composed
of the regional municipalities of Durham
and Ottawa-Carleton together with the
counties of Dundas, Frontenac, Glengarry,
Grenville, Hastings, Lanark, Leeds, Lennox
and Addington, Northumberland, Peter-
borough, Prescott, Prince Edward, Renfrew,
Russell, Stormont, Victoria, the Provisional
County of Haliburton and The District
Municipality of Muskoka.
3. The Northern electoral district composed of
the counties of Bruce, Dufferin, Elgin, Grey,
Huron, Middlesex and Simcoe together with
the territorial districts of Algoma, Cochrane,
Kenora, Manitoulin, Nipissing, Parry
Sound. Rainy River, Sudbury, Thunder Bay
and Timiskaming.
4. The Western electoral district composed of
the regional municipalities of Haldimand-
Norfolk, Hamilton-Wentworth and
Niagara, together with the counties of
Brant, Essex, Kent, Lambton, Oxford
and Perth.
5. The Provincial electoral district composed
of the whole of the Province of Ontario.
O.Reg. 585/75, s. 1.
2. One member shall be elected to the Council
from each of the Eastern, Northern, Provincial and
Western electoral districts and two members shall
be elected to the Council from the Central electoral
district. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 2.
3. — (1) A member is eligible for election to the
Council who,
(a) is engaged in the practice of optometry
in the electoral district for which he is
nominated; and
(6) is in good standing in the College.
(2) A member is in good standing in the College
for the purpose of subsection (1) where,
(a) he is not in default of payment of any
fees prescribed by the regulations ;
(6) his professional conduct is not the subject
of disciplinary proceedings ;
(c) his licence is not under suspension ; and
(d) his licence is not subject to a term, con-
dition or limitation. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 3.
4. — (1) The term of office of an elected member of
the Council is three years.
(2) When an election of members of the Council is
not held within the prescribed period, the members of
the Council then in office shall continue in office until
their succes.sors are elected or appointed. O. Reg.
585/75, s. 4 (4, 5).
5. — (1) The election for an electoral district shall
be held on or before the 1st day of April in the year
in which the term of office of the member or
members elected from the electoral district expires.
(2) The date of each election shall be set by the
Council and elections shall be carried out under the
supervision of the Registrar.
(3) Where there is an interruption of mail service
during a nomination or election, the Registrar shall
extend the holding of nominations and election for
such minimum period of time as the Registrar
considers necessary to compensate for the inter-
ruption. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 5.
6. Nomination forms shall be mailed by the
Registrar to all members qualified to vote in the
electoral district in which an election is to be held,
at least forty-five days before the date of the
election. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 6.
7. — (1) The nomination of candidates for election
as members of the Council shall be,
(a) in writing;
(6) in the nomination form that shall be
provided by the Registrar ; and
(c) signed by a proposer and a seconder
both of whom shall be members en-
gaged in the practice of optometry in
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the electoral district for which the candi-
date has been nominated.
(2) The nomination form shall have the candi-
date's consent signed thereon and shall be filed with
the Registrar at least thirty days before the date
of the election.
(3) The Registrar shall notify without undue
delay, after nominations have been closed, all
nominated candidates of the members nominated
and a candidate may withdraw his candidacy by
notice of withdrawal delivered to or received by the
Registrar not later than twenty-two days before the
date of the election. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 7.
8. Voting for elections of members to the Council
shall be by mail ballot. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 8.
9. Ballot forms, together with blank envelopes
therefor, shall be mailed by the Registrar to all
members qualified to vote in the electoral district
in which an election is to be held at least ten
days before the date of the election. O. Reg.
585/75, s. 9.
10. — ( 1 ) A ballot shall be marked in the appropriate
space with an "X" for the candidate of the voting
member's choice, shall be sealed in the blank
envelope supplied and shall be inserted and sealed
in the outer envelope supplied and the outer
envelope shall bear the voting member's signature
and address.
(2) A ballot that does not comply with subsection
(1) shall be deemed to be null and void. O. Reg.
585/75, s. 10.
11. Only ballots received by the Registrar on or
before 4 p.m. of the day before the date of the
election shall be counted by the Registrar or his
designated agent. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 11.
12. On the date of an election, the sealed blank
envelopes containing the ballots for the election
shall be opened and the ballots counted by the
Registrar or his designated agent. O. Reg. 585/75,
s. 12.
13. Representatives of the candidates in an
election may be present when the sealed blank
envelopes are opened and the ballots counted.
O. Reg. 585/75, s. 13.
14. In the event that candidates in an election
receive an equal number of votes, the President of
the College shall cast the deciding vote but where
the President is a candidate, the Vice-President
shall cast the deciding vote. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 14.
15. Where only one candidate for election to the
Council is nominated in an electoral district, the
Registrar shall declare the candidate elected as the
member of the Council for that electoral district.
O. Reg. 585/75, s. 15.
16. — (1) The Registrar shall destroy all ballots v
thirty-one days after the announcement of the
results of an election unless a candidate challenges
the election or its results.
(2) Within thirty days from the date of the
counting of ballots, a candidate may require a
recount of the ballots of the electoral district in
which he was nominated, on depositing with the
Registrar the sum of $150 and a written request for
the recount.
(3) Where a recount has been requested, the
Registrar shall appoint the time and place and
arrange for the recount which shall take place
within fifteen days from the date of the request and
.■^hall be conducted, subject to subsection (4), in the
same manner as the original counting of the ballots
and the candidate or a representative appointed
by the candidate may be present at the recount.
(4) The recount shall be conducted by two
scrutineers appointed by the President of the
College.
(5) The portion of the deposit of $150 remaining
after payment of the actual cost to the College of
conducting the recount shall be returned to the
jjerson who paid the deposit but if the recount changes
the result of the election the full amount of the
deposit shall be returned to the pjerson who paid
the deposit. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 16.
17. — (1) Where an elected member of the Council,
(a) is found to be an incapacitated member;
(6) is found guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence ;
(c) fails to attend without cause three con-
secutive meetings of a committee or the
Council ; or
(d) ceases to practise in the electoral district
for which he was elected,
the member is disqualified from sitting on the
Council and the seat of the member on the Council
shall be deemed to be vacant.
(2) Where an elected member of the Council dies
or resigns or his seat otherwise becomes vacant
before the expiry of his term of office, the Council
shall,
(a) where the unexpired term of the member
whose seat became vacant does not exceed
two years, appoint a successor from among
the members of the College in the electoral
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district represented by the member whose
seat on the Council became vacant ; or
(6) where the unexpired term of office of the
member whose seat became vacant exceeds
two years, direct the Registrar to hold a
by-election in accordance with the pro-
visions of this Regulation for the electoral
district which the member represented,
and the appointed or elected successor shall serve
until the expiry of the term of office of the member
whose seat became vacant. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 17.
18. — (1) The requirements and qualifications for
the issuing of a licence to an applicant are,
(a) completion of an apphcation for a licence
in a form that shall be supplied by the
Registrar ;
(b) one of the following,
(i) successful completion of the course
in optometry at the School of
Optometry of the University of
Waterloo and the award of the
degree of doctor of optometry by
the University,
(ii) successful completion of a course
considered by the Registration Com-
mittee to be comparable to the
course at the School of Optometry
of the University of Waterloo and
the award of a degree comparable
to the degree of doctor of optometry
of the University of Waterloo,
(iii) engaging in the practice of optometry
in good standing with the licensing
body in the jurisdiction in which the
applicant is practising and gradu-
ation from a course in optometry
deemed by the Registration Com-
mittee to be comparable to the
course of the School of Optometry
of the University of Waterloo ;
(c) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(d) evidence that the applicant has not been
found guilty of and there are no current
proceedings against the applicant for pro-
fessional misconduct in the jurisdiction
where he engaged in the practice of
optometry ;
ie) Canadian citizenship or an employment
visa under the Immigration Act, 1976 (Can-
ada);
(/) successful completion of the examinations
set or approved by the Council at the time
of the application except an applicant who
holds a full-time appointment to the
School of Optometry of the University of
Waterloo ; and
(g) payment of the examination and licence
fees prescribed by this Regulation.
(2) A licence shall be in Form 1. O. Reg.
585/75,s. 18.
19. — (1) It is a condition of every licence that
where the holder of the licence has not engaged
in the practice of optometry for a period of
three years, the holder shall not engage in the
practice of optometry until the qualifications of the
holder have been reviewed by the Registration
Committee.
(2) It is a condition and limitation of every
licence which has been issued to an applicant who
holds a full-time appointment to the School of
Optometry of the University of Waterloo that the
licence is valid only while the holder of the licence
holds a full-time appointment to the School of
Optometry of the University of Waterloo and per-
forms acts within the practice of optometry as part
of his duties as a full-time member of the School.
O. Reg. 585/75, s. 19.
20. — (1) The Registrar shall mail to each member
an annual report form and a fees payment form at
least thirty days before the due date for payment
of annual fees.
(2) The Registrar shall issue a receipt to a
member upon receipt of the member's completed
annual fees payment form and annual fee. O. Reg.
585/75,s. 20.
21. — ( 1 ) A person whose licence has been cancelled
by the Registrar for non-payment of the annual
fee may make application to have his licence
reissued by the Registrar upon payment of all out-
standing fees, together with a penalty fee of $25,
provided a period of not more than two years has
elapsed from the date of cancellation of the licence.
(2) A member whose licence 1 is been suspended
shall pay all outstanding fees before resuming the
practice of optometry. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 21.
22. The registers for members maintained by the
Registrar may be inspected by any person during
normal business hours. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 22.
23. A member in the practice of optometry shall
exercise generally accepted standards of practice
and procedures in the determination of the physical,
optical, sensory and oculomotor state of the eye and
adnexa and in the assessment and care of a patient's
vision and shall,
(a) record the case history, all clinical pro-
cedures used and findings obtained and the
counsel given and treatment provided in
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the assessment and management of the
patient's vision performance; and
(b) have in his office the usual and necessary
instruments, equipment and physical facili-
ties for the provision of the diagnostic
and treatment services performed by the
member. O. Reg. 585 /75. s. 23.
24. Topical anaesthetics, proparacaine not over
0.5 per cent and benoxinate not over 0.4 per cent
are prescribed as drugs that may be used in the
practice of optometry for the purpose of facilitating
the measurement of intra-ocular pressure and for
the purpose of facilitating contact lens applications.
O.Reg. 585/75,5.24.
25. — (1) In this section, "member of his family"
means any person connected with a member by
blood relationship, marriage or adoption, and
(a) persons are connected by blood relation-
ship if one is the child or other descendant
of the other or one is the brother or sister
of the other ;
(b) p)ersons are connected by marriage if one
is married to the other or to a person
who is connected by blood relationship to
the other; and
(c) persons are connected by adoption if one
has been adopted, either legally or in fact,
as the child of the other or as the child of
a person who is so connected by blood
relationship (otherwise than as a brother
or sister) to the other.
(2) A member shall not engage in the practice
of optometry where the member has a conflict of
interest.
(3) It is a conflict of interest for a member
where a member or a member of his family,
(a) accepts rebates or gifts from a vendor
of ophthalmic appliances, materials or
equipment or from a person licensed
or registered under any Act regulating
a health discipline ;
(b) accepts credit from a vendor of ophthalmic
appHances, materials or equipment, or from
a person licensed or registered under any
Act regulating a health discipline except
where the terms of the credit provide a
reasonable time for repayment, a reasonable
rate of interest on the amount outstanding
at any time during the period of credit,
and the credit is not related to the referral
of patients to the creditor ; ,;
(c) rents or makes available premises to a
tenant who is a person hcensed or registered
under any Act regulating a health discipline
except at a rent normal for the area in
which the premises are located and the
amount of the rent is not related to the
volume of business carried out in the
premises by the tenant; or
(d) rents or uses any premises from a vendor
of ophthalmic appliances, materials or
equipment or from a person who has any
association with such vendor, or from a
person licensed or registered under any
Act regulating a health discipline except
at a rent normal for the area in which the
premises are located and the amount of the
rent is not related to the referral of
patients to the landlord or to the referral
of patients by the member or the amount of
fees charged by the member.
(4) It is a conflict of interest for a member to,
(a) share fees with any person who has re-
ferred a patient or receive fees from
any person to whom the member has re-
ferred a patient or to engage in any
form of fee sharing, rebates or other
indirect remuneration ;
(6) issue a statement or receipt to a patient
or to a third party responsible for the
payment of the account of a patient which
does not itemize the service provided and
the fees therefor or does not describe the
ophthalmic appliances utilized by the
member in the performance of the service
or does not set out the laboratory costs
incurred by the member in the provision
of the service ;
(c) engage in the practice of optometry where
any of the public entrances or exits of
the member's premises are within the
premises of a retail merchant, optical
company or ophthalmic dispenser or inter-
connecting therewith ;
(d) charge or receive for an ophthalmic appli-
ance payment in excess of the laboratory
costs incurred by the member in the
provision of the service provided by the
member ;
(e) engage in the practice of optometry with
any person or corporation other than,
(i) with a member who is engaged
in the practice of optometry,
(ii) with a legally qualified medical
practitioner who is engaged in the
practice of medicine provided that
such practice is not inconsistent
with Part V of the Act or regulations
- or by-laws.
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(iii) as an employee or agent of a
municipal or other government,
agency of a municipal or other
government, a university, hospital,
(iv) with a community health centre
if the employment or any arrange-
ment has been approved by Council,
(v) with a corporation for the sole
purpose of providing optometrical
counsel and service to the employees
of the corporation; or
{/) own or financially benefit from the oper-
ation of a company, firm or business that
manufactures, fabricates, supplies or dis-
penses ophthalmic appliances.
(5) Xotwithstanding clauses (4) (f) and ie) a
member ma\ continue to enjrage in the practice of
optometry in the emplo\ ment of the retail merchant
who operates an optical department where the
member had been so employed for a continuous period
of fifteen years on the 28th day of June. 1974 provided
the member has filed with the Registrar a statutor\-
declaration that the member has been so employed.
O. Reg. 585/75, s. 25.
26. For the purposes of Part V of the Act,
"professional misconduct" means:
1. Failure by a member to abide by the
terms, conditions or limitations of his
licence.
2. Failure to maintain the standard of practice
of the profession.
3. Failure to maintain the records that are
required to be kept in respect of a mem-
ber's patients or practice.
4. Exceeding the lawful scope of practice.
5. Using or having in the member's place
of practice drugs other than those pre-
scribed or using drugs for purposes other
than those specified in this Regulation.
6. Having a conflict of interest.
7. Using terms, titles or designations other
than those authorized, or using terms,
titles or designations that are prohibited
by this Regulation.
8. Treating or attempting to treat a vision I
problem which the member recognizes
or should have recognized as being beyond
his exf)erience or competence.
9. Failure of a member to refer a patient
to a legally qualified medical practitioner
when the member recognizes or should
have recognized a condition of the eye
or adnexa that appears to require medical
examination.
10. Permitting, counselling or assisting any
person who is not licensed under Part V
of the Act to engage in the practice of
optometry except as provided for in the
Act or this Regulation.
11. Using in any way with respect to the
member's office the name of another
member whose practice the member has
acquired after a period of three years
from the date of the acquisition.
12. Practising or holding out that the member
is engaged in the practice of optometry
or is associated in the practice of optometry
in more than three offices or locations
unless the Council has approved so doing.
13. Charging fees that are in excess of the
schedule of fees of the Ontario Association
of Optometrists without prior notification
to the patient as to the excess amount of
the fee.
14. Charging fees that are excessive in relation
to the services performed.
15. Using a credit card to obtain payment
from a patient.
16. Requesting payment for a .service that is
insured under the Health Insurance Act
before providing a completed claim card for
submi.*;sion under that .Act or before provid-
ing an itemized account of the service where
a request is made for an itemized account by
the patient or a representative of the patient.
17. Publishing, displaying, distributing or using
or permitting, directly or indirectly, the
publishing, display, distribution or use
of any advertisement related to the practice
of optometry by a member other than,
i. professional cards that contain only
the name of the member, the vo-
cational designation, the member's
address, academic degrees, telephone
number and office hours,
ii. a professional card in a newspaper or
a weekly or monthly periodical where
the professional card.
A. does not exceed one standard
newspaper column in width
and five centimetres in depth
including the margins.
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B. is not part of an advertisement
containing a reference to
ophthalmic appliances, and
C. does not appear more than
twice in any one issue of the
newspaper or periodical,
iii. appointment cards that do not
contain more than the information
contained in a professional card
and the time and date of the
appointment or appointments,
iv. reminder notices to patients,
V. announcement cards that do not
state more than the information
contained in a professional card
and an announcement of the com-
mencement of the practice of op-
tometry, a change of location or a
new association in practice,
vi. one sign on the premises where
the member is engaged in the
practice of optometry, stating the
name of the member and his vo-
cational designation with lettering
on the sign that does not exceed
twenty centimeters in diagonal
measurement,
vii. door plates and listings on build-
ing directories on the premises where
the member is engaged in the
practice of optometry.
18. Associating with or being employed by
any person who publishes, displays, dis-
tributes or uses any advertisement related
to the practice of optometry by the
member other than that which is provided
for by paragraph 17.
19. Signing or issuing a certificate, report
or similar document that contains a state-
ment the member knows or ought to know
is false, misleading or otherwise improper.
20. Signing or issuing a certificate, report or
similar document that withholds statements
or information the member knows or ought
to know should be disclosed to the person
to whom the member knows or ought to
know the document will be delivered or
to whom its contents will be made known.
21. Giving information concerning a patient's
vision to any person other than the
patient without the consent of the patient
unless required to do so by law.
22. Knowingly submitting a false or mislead-
ing account or false or misleading charges
for services rendered to a patient.
23. Falsifying a record in respect of observa-
tion or treatment of a patient.
24. Failure to carry out the terms of an
agreement with a patient.
25. Failure to continue to provide profes-
sional service to a patient until the
services are no longer required or until
the patient has had a reasonable opportunity
to arrange for the services of another
member.
26. Refusal to allow an authorized represent-
ative of the Council to enter at a reasonable
time the office in which the member is
engaged in the practice of optometry for
the purpose of inspecting the member's
professional records and equipment.
27. Conviction of an offence that affects
the fitness of a member to engage in
the practice of optometry.
28. Engaging in the practice of optometry
while the ability to perform any pro-
fessional act is impaired by alcohol or a
drug.
29. Failure to make available to a patient
a written prescription for an ophthalmic
appliance for the patient containing all
,,^, . , necessary and relevant clinical and oph-
thalmic specifications.
30. Displaying or permitting the display of
ophthalmic appliances that can be seen
from the exterior of the premises in which
a member is engaged in the practice of
optometry.
31. The contravention of any provision of
Part V of the Act or of the regulations
or the Health Insurance Act.
32. Conduct or an act relevant to the practice
of optometry that, having regard to all the
circumstances, would reasonably be re-
garded by members as disgraceful, dis-
honourable or unprofessional. O. Reg.
585 /75, s. 26.
27. — (1) A member shall participate in the pro-
gram of continuing education that is provided
related to the maintenance of the member's standard
of competence at least once in each three years and
shall report upon such participation on an annual
basis upon the request of the Registrar.
(2) A member who fails to participate in the
program of continuing education referred to in
subsection (1) shall be referred by the Registrar to
the Registration Committee for review of the
qualifications of the member. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 27.
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28. — (1) The Council shall appoint annually an
Appraisal Committee composed of,
(a) two members of the Council ; and
(ft) three members of the College, of whom
two shall be members of the faculty of the
School of Optometry of the University of
Waterloo and one shall be a practising
optometrist who is not a member of the
Council.
(2) The Council shall name one member of the
Appraisal Committee as the chairman.
(3) A majority of the members of the Appraisal
Committee constitutes a quorum.
(4) The Appraisal Committee shall report not less
than once a year to the Council and make
recommendations concerning the standard of prac-
tice in the profession.
(5) The Appraisal Committee, for the purpose of
examining and assessing the standard of practice
in the profession and the standards of practice of
members,
(a) may cause general inspections to be made
by appointment and at reasonable hours
of the records of members and the equip-
ment used by them in the practice of
optdmetry ;
(6) may make such recommendation to a
member as the Committee considers neces-
sary respecting the member's standards of
practice, equipment and record keeping.
(6) Where a member fails within a reasonable
time to comply with a recommendation of the
Appraisal Committee, the Committee shaU report its
findings and may make recommendations to the
Registration Committee in respect thereof. O. Reg.
585/75,s. 28.
29. — (1) A member, in the practice of optometry, ,
shall use his name and the vocational designation
"optometrist" on all printed material and signs i
associated with his practice and his office but may ;
use academic degrees in association with the [
member's name.
(2) A member may use the designation "Dr." or
the title "Doctor" on printed office material,
published material or office signs in respect of the
member's practice provided the member has the
academic right to the title by reason of a degree
conferred by the University of Waterloo or by an
academic institution that provided a course com-
parable to that given by the University of Waterloo
and accredited by the College.
(3) A member may list his name and office
address or addresses once only in light face upper
and lower case type under the heading "Opto-
metrists" in the classified section of a telephone
directory and may use a geographical street location
in association with this listing but a member shall
not list his name under a "By District" or similar
heading in the classified section of a telephone
directory. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 29.
30. The decisions of the Discipline Committee
shall be published by the College in its annual
report and may be published by the College in any
other publication of the College, and where a
member has been found guilty of professional
misconduct or incompetence, the full name and
address of the member may be stated and a
summary of the charge, the decision and the
p)enalty imposed may be stated and the text or sub-
stance of any restriction on the licence of the
member or of any reprimand may be added, but
where a member has been found not guilty of
professional misconduct or incompetence, the
identity of the member shall not be published but
the substance of the proceedings may be published
without identification of the parties for the purpose
of publishing advice to the member or to the
profession. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 30.
31. The Council shall determine the information
required for the compilation of statistics with
respect to the supply, distribution and professional
activities of members and may direct the Registrar
to obtain the required information. O. Reg. 585 /75,
s. 31.
32. The information required for the compilation
of statistics may include particulars of the age,
sex and anomalies of vision of patients, and the
patient case-load of and the referral of patients by
members. O. Reg. 585 /75, s. 32.
33. Upon the written request of the Registrar,
members shall provide to the Registrar the infor-
mation requested for the compilation of statistics.
O.Reg. 585/75, s. 33.
34. The Registrar is the chief administrative
officer of the College and is subject to the direction
of the Council. O. Reg. 585 /75. s. 34.
35. A member shall permit the inspection and
examination of his office, records and equipment in
connection with his practice of optometry by
inspectors appointed for the purfwses of Part V of
the Act or by the Registrar or a person appointed
as an inspector under subsection 43 (1) of the Health
Insurance Act. O. Reg. 585/75, s. 35.
36. — (1) A member shall make and keep clinical
and financial records resj)ecting his patients and the
record for each patient shall contain not less than.
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(a) the patient's history ;
(b) the examination procedures used ;
(c) the clinical findings obtained ;
(d) the treatment prescribed and provided;
and
(e) the member's fees and charges.
(2) A member shall keep the records required
under subsection (1) in a systematic manner and
shall retain each record for a period of at least six
years after the date of the last entry in the record
or until the member ceases to engage in the practice
of optometry, whichever first occurs. O. Reg.
585/75, s. 36.
37. The fee for a licence is $100. O. Reg. 585 /75,
s. 37.
38. The fee for each examination subject is $75.
O. Reg. 585/75, s. 38.
39. The annual fee for a member is $250 and is due
and payable on or before the 31st day of December in
each year for the following year. O. Reg. 916/80, s. 1.
40. Where a member fails to complete and deliver
to the Registrar an annual fees payment form and
the annual fee on or before the 31st day of December
in any year, the member shall pay a penalty fee of
$25 in addition to the annual fee. O. Reg. 585/75,
s. 40.
Form 1
' Health Disciplines Act
LICENCE FOR THE PRACTICE OF
OPTOMETRY
College of Optometrists of Ontario
This is to certify that
(name)
is duly licensed as a member of the College and is
entitled to engage in the practice of optometry.
Given under the Corporate Seal of
the College at Toronto this ....
day of 19
(Seal)
President
Licence Number
Registrar
O. Reg. 585/75, Form 1.
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REGULATION 451
under the Health Disciplines Act
PHARMACY
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "external application" means application to
the outer surface of the body;
(b) "internal use" means local or systemic
absorption upon introduction into the body
by the parenteral route or through a body
orifice;
(c) "preceptor" means,
(i) a pharmacist who has acted as a
pharmacist engaged in the com-
pounding and dispensing of phar-
maceutical preparations and pre-
scriptions in a pharmacy or hospital
in Ontario for not less than six
months, and is engaged full time in
the practice of a pharmacist in a
pharmacy or hospital in which
not less than 3,000 prescriptions
are dispensed annually and in the li-
brary of which there are, in addition
to the texts and materials required
by this Regulation, current editions
of two journals related to the
practice of pharmacists, or
(ii) a person who holds a degree in
pharmacy and is designated as a
preceptor by the Registration Com-
mittee of the Ontario College of
Pharmacists ;
(d) "safe medication" for the purpose of the
Schedules means medication in a dose or
doses within the usual therapeutic limits of
dosage for a drug named in the following
publications :
1. Pharmacopoeia Intemationalis, 2nd
ed. 1967
2. The Canadian Formulary, 7th ed.
1949
3. The British Pharmacopoeia, 1973
and addendum 1975
4. The British Pharmaceutical Codex,
1973 and supplement 1976
5. The European Pharmacopoeia,
Volume I 1969
Volume II 1971
Volume III 1975 and
Supplement 1977
6. The Food and Drugs Act (Canada)
and the regulations thereunder
7. The Pharmacopoeia of the United
States of America, XIX ed, and
3rd Supplement 1977
8. Martindale, The Extra Pharma-
copoeia, 27th ed. 1977
9. The National Formulary, 14th ed.
and 3rd Supplement 1977
10. AMA Drug Evaluations, 3rd ed.
11. Pharmacopee Fran^aise. VIII ed.
1965 and supplement 1968
12. Pediatric Dosage Handbook
(American Pharmaceutical Associa-
tion), 1973;
le) "Schedule G preparation" means a drug
that contains one drug referred to in
Schedule G and one or more active
medicinal ingredients not referred to in
Schedule G in a recognized therapeutic
dose or a drug that contains as the only
medicinal ingredient phenobarbital or any
of its salts in an amount not exceeding
32.4 milligrams per unit dosage;
(/) "Schedule N preparation" means a drug that,
(i) contains one drug referred to in
Schedule N and two or more active
medicinal ingredients not referred
to in Schedule N in a recognized
therapeutic dose, and
(ii) is not intended for parenteral
administration;
(g) "sell" includes offer to sell, dispense, distrib-
ute, give away and supply. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 1; O. Reg. 417/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 557/78,
s. 1.
2. — (1) For the purpose of the election of mem-
bers to the Council, the following electoral districts
are established ;
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1. Number 1, composed of the counties of
Dundas, Glengarry, Grenville, Lanark,
Leeds, Prescott, Renfrew, Russell, Stor-
mont and The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton.
2. Number 2, composed of the counties of
Frontenac, Hastings, Lennox and Adding-
ton, Northumberland, Peterborough,
Prince Edward and Victoria, the Pro-
visional County of Haliburton and The
Regional Municipality of Durham.
3. Number 3, composed of that portion of The
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto east of
Greenwood Avenue and Don Mills Road.
4. Number 4, composed of that portion of The
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto west of
and including Greenwood Avenue and Don
Mills Road to York Street, University Avenue
north of Queen Street, Queen's Park, Avenue
Road as far north as Highway 401, and north
of Highway 401 to Bathurst Street.
5. Number 5, composed of that portion of The
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto west
of and including York Street, University
Avenue north of Queen Street, Queen's
Park, Avenue Road as far north as. High-
way 401, and Bathurst Street north of
Highway 401 to Parkside Drive and Keele
Street. , , ,
6. Number 6, composed of that portion of The
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto west
of and including Parkside Drive and Keele
Street, and, in addition, that part of The
Regional Municipality of Peel comprising
the City of Mississauga.
7. Number 7, composed of the County of
Simcoe, The Regional Municipality of York
and the territorial districts of Muskoka
and Parry Sound. .;/
8. Number 8, composed of the regional
municipalities of Halton and Hamilton-
Wentworth and that part of The Regional
Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk for-
merly known as the County of Haldimand
except that part comprising the Town of
Dunnville. iv-m r:
9. Number 9, composed of The Regional
Municipality of Niagara and that part of
The Regional Municipality of Haldimand-
Norfolk comprising the Town of Dunnville.
10. Number 10, composed of the counties of
Elgin, Middlesex and Oxford.
11. Number 11, composed of the counties of
Essex, Kent and Lambton. »..iii , .
12. Number 12, composed of the County of
Brant, The Regional Municipality of
Waterloo, that part of The Regional
Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk for-
merly known as the County of Norfolk and
the County of Wellington except those parts
comprising the townships of Arthur, Mary-
borough, Minto and West Luther.
13. Number 13, composed of the counties of
Bruce, Dufferin, Grey, Huron and Perth
and those parts of the County of Wellington
comprising the townships of Arthur, Mary-
borough, Minto and West Luther and those
parts of The Regional Municipality of Peel
comprising the Town of Caledon and the
City of Brampton.
14. Number 14, composed of the territorial
districts of Cochrane, Manitoulin, Nipissing,
Sudbury, Timiskaming.
15. Number 15, composed of the territorial dis-
tricts of Algoma, Kenora, Rainy River and
Thunder Bay. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 2 (1); O.
Reg. 124/79, s. 1.
(2) One member shall be elected from among
the members of the College whose principal place
of practice on the 1st day of June immediately
preceding the election is in a hospital in Ontario
approved or licensed under an Act of Ontario or
of Canada, and such members shall be deemed
to constitute an electoral district that shall be known
as electoral district number 16. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 2 (2).
3. One member shall be elected to the Council
from each electoral district. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 3.
4. — (1) An election of members to the Council
shall be held on the first Wednesday in August,
1981 and thereafter on the first Wednesday in August
in every second year following the last preceding elec-
tion.
(2) Where there is an interruption of mail
service during an election, the Council shall extend
the holding of the election for such minimum
period of time as the Council considers necessary
to compensate for the interruption. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 4.
5. — (1) The term of office of a member elected
to Council is two years commencing at the first
regular meeting of the Council following his election
to the Council.
(2) When an election of members to the Council
is not held within the prescribed period, the
members of the Council then in office shall continue
in office until their successors are elected or
appointed. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 5.
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6. A member of the College may vote only for
a candidate in the electoral district in which his
place of practice is located on the first day of
June immediately preceding the election. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 6.
7. Where a member's place of practice is located
in more than one electoral district on the first
day of June immediately preceding an election,
he shall name one of the electoral districts as his
principal place of practice and he may vote only
for a candidate in that electoral district. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 7.
8. Where a member has no fixed place of
practice he may vote for a candidate only in the
electoral district in which he resides on the first
day of June immediately preceding an election.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 8.
9. Where a member's principal place of practice
on the first day of June immediately preceding an
election is in a hospital in Ontario approved or
licensed under an Act of Ontario or of Canada,
he may vote only for a candidate as a member from
among members in that electoral district. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 9.
10. — (1) A member is eligible for election to the
Coimcil who,
(a) has his principal place of practice as a
pharmacist in the electoral district for
which he is nominated ; and
(b) is in good standing in the College.
(2) A member is in good standing in the College for
the purpose of subsection (1) where,
(a) he is not in default of payment of any fees
prescribed by the regulations or any fine
imposed under Part VI of the Act;
(6) his professional conduct is not the subject
of disciplinary proceedings ;
(c) his licence is not under suspension ; and
(d) his licence is not subject to a term,
condition or limitation other than one
prescribed by the regulations. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 10.
11. Where an elected member of the Council,
(a) is found to be an incapacitated mem-
ber;
(b) is found guilty of professional misconduct
or incompetence ;
(c) fails to attend three consecutive regular
meetings of the Council ;
(d) who was elected by electoral district
number 16 ceases to practise as a phar-
macist in electoral district number 16;
(«) ceases to meet the requirements of sec-
tion 10 for election to the Council,
the member is disqualified from sitting on the
Council and the seat of the member on the Council
shall be deemed to be vacant. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 11.
12. Where an elected member of the Council
dies or resigns or his seat otherwise becomes
vacant before the expiry of his term of office,
(a) where the unexpired term of the mem-
ber whose seat becomes vacant does not
exceed six months, the Council shall
appoint a successor from among the mem-
bers of the College in the electoral district
represented by the member whose seat
in the Council is vacated and who are
members in good standing in the College;
(6) where the unexpired term of office of the
member whose seat becomes vacant ex-
ceeds six months, a by-election shall be
held in accordance with the provisions of
this Regulation for the electoral district
which the member represented within
two months after the seat becomes vacant,
and the appointed or elected successor shall serve
until the expiry of the term of office of the mem-
ber whose seat becomes vacant. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 12.
13. — (1) The Council shall, at its last regular
meeting before an election, app>oint two scrutineers
for the election who shaU be members of the College
in different electoral districts and who shall receive
for their services such remuneration as the Council
determines.
(2) In the event that a scrutineer is unable or
unwilling to act, the President shall appoint a
member of the College to act as a scrutineer in the
place of the member unable or unwilling to act.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 13.
14. Not later than the first day of June in the
year in which the election is to be held the
Registrar shall notify each member of the College
of the date of the election by first class mail
addressed to each member at his last address set
out in the register of the College. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 14.
I 15. — (1) A candidate for election as a member
i of Council shall be nominated in writing by not
! less than three members eligible to vote in the
I electoral district for which the candidate is
I nominated.
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(2) The nomination shall be signed by the nomina-
tors and shall be accepted in writing by the
candidate.
(3) Where it is not possible for the candidate
to accept the nomination on the nominating
paper which has been signed by the nominators,
the candidate shall forward his written accept-
ance forthwith to the Registrar.
(4) All nominations shall be filed with the
Registrar not later than 4 o'clock standard time
in the afternoon on the third Wednesday of June
in the year in which the election is to be held.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 15.
16. — (1) The Registrar shall without undue delay
after nominations have been closed give notice
to all those nominated of the names of the mem-
bers nominated.
(2) A candidate may withdraw his candidacy
by notice of withdrawal delivered to or received
by the- Registrar not later than the first day of
July in the year in which the election is to be held.
0. Reg. 579/75, s. 16.
17. The names of those persons nominated and
whose acceptance has been received and whose
candidacy has not been withdrawn shall be set
out in the ballot. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 17.
18. Where only one candidate has been nomi-
nated, no vote shall be taken and the candidate shall
be deemed to be elected and the Registrar shall
notify the candidate of his election. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 18.
19. The Registrar shall prepare for each electoral
district in which there is more than one candidate
a list of the persons shown by the records of the
College on the first day of June of that year to be
qualified to vote in the electoral district. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 19.
20. The Registrar shall prepare a sufficient
number of suitable ballots for the election in each
electoral district and the ballots shall be capable
of being overlapped and sealed to show only the
name and address of the voter. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 20.
21. — (1) On or after the 12th day of July and
not later than the 15th day of July in the year in
which an election is to be held the Registrar
shall forward by first class mail to each member
eligible to vote in the election the appropriate
ballot for his electoral district.
(2) A member qualified to vote who has not
received his ballot or who has lost his ballot may
apply to the Registrar for a ballot and file with the
Registrar a statement of the non-receipt or loss
verified by affidavit and the Registrar shall supply
the member with a ballot.
(3) A ballot shall be marked in the appropriate
space with an "X" for the candidate of the
voting member's choice and shall be returned to the
Registrar so that it shall be received by the
Registrar not later than 4 o'clock standard time '
in the afternoon of the day of the election.
(4) Every ballot received by the Registrar on or
before the time and date set out in subsection (3)
shall be retained by the Registrar in its envelope
unopened until the counting of votes, and every
ballot received by the Registrar subsequent to
such time and date shall be retained by the
Registrar unopened and in a separate parcel
marked "late" and with the date and time of ^
receipt marked on the envelope. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 21.
22. The votes at an election shall be counted
by the scrutineers at the office of the Registrar
commencing at 9 a.m. of the day following the
election day and continuing until the count is
completed and the result determined. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 22.
23. Each envelope shall be opened in the presence
of the scrutineers who shall ascertain that the
voter is projjerly qualified according to a list that
shall be furnished by the Registrar and the
scrutineers shall then remove that portion of the
ballot containing the signature of the voter without
disclosing the marked ballot. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 23.
24. The vote shall be secret and so conducted
that no person shall know for whom any member
has voted. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 24.
25. — (1) The only persons entitled to be present
at the counting of the ballots shall be the scrutineers,
the Registrar, such clerical staff as the Registrar
authorizes, and the candidates.
(2) A candidate may appoint one member of
the College to represent the candidate at the
counting of the ballots. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 25.
26. Where a tie vote occurs in an election,
the scrutineers shall determine by lot the member
who shall be declared elected to the Council.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 26.
27. In the case of a dispute between the
scrutineers, the Registrar shall decide the matter.
O. Reg. 579/75. s. 27.
28. Upon completion of the count, the scrutineers
shall complete a return in duplicate setting out
the number of votes cast for each candidate and
the number of spoiled ballots and file the returns
with the Registrar together with the ballots parcelled
separately for each electoral district. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 28.
29, — (1) All ballots, the signature shps, the list
of voters and one copy of the scrutineers' return
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shall be placed in one parcel that shall be retained
by the Registrar who shall, in the presence of the
scrutineers, seal the parcel with the seal of the
College and mark on it a statement of the contents.
(2) The Registrar shall retain the parcel referred to
in subsection (1) for a period of thirty days from the
date of the counting of the ballots and thereafter shall
destroy the parcel unless a member qualified to vote in
the election requests a recount. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 29.
30. — (1) Upon the completion of the count and
receipt of the returns of the scrutineers, the
Registrar shall declare the member who has received
the largest number of votes in each electoral district
to be elected as a member of the Council and shall
notify each candidate of the election results.
(2) The Registrar shall give notice in writing
to successful candidates of the date of the next
meeting of the Council. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 30.
31. — (1) Within thirty days from the date of the
counting of the ballots at an election of a mem-
ber to the Council, a member of the College
qualified to vote at the election may require a
recount of the ballots from the electoral district
in which he is qualified to vote, on depositing
with the Registrar the sum of $300 and a written
request for the recount.
(2) Where a recount is requested, the Registrar
shall appoint the time and place and arrange for
the recount which shall take place within fifteen
days from the date of the request and shall be
conducted in the same manner as the original
counting of the ballots except that the member
who has requested the recount or a representative
appointed by him may be present at the recount.
(3) The recount shall be conducted by two per-
sons appointed by the President of the College
who have not acted as scrutineers in the election.
(4) If the recount changes the result of the
election, the full amount of the deposit shall be
returned to the person who paid the deposit.
O.Reg. 579/75. s. 31.
32. The requirements and qualifications for the
issuing of a licence to an applicant are,
(a) the completion and fUing with the Regis-
trar of an application in a form that
shall be supplied by the Registrar within
three years after receiving the degree
referred to in clause (b) or within two years of
last practising as a licensed pharmacist in any
jurisdiction in a pharmacy or in a hospital for
a continuous period of twelve months;
(b) the degree of Bachelor of Science in
Pharmacy from the University of Toronto
or such other degree as the Coimcil con-
siders equivalent to that degree or a degree
in pharmacy with such additional training
as is required for the holder of the degree
to become eligible to write the examinations
of the Pharmacy Examining Board of
Canada ;
(c) successful completion of an examination in
pharmaceutical jurisprudence approved
by the Council ;
(d) a certificate of qualification issued by
the Pharmacy Examining Board of
Canada ;
{e) completion of twelve months of in-service
training approved by the Council ;
(/) reasonable fluency in the English or French
language ;
(g) a statement verified by affidavit that the
name of the applicant has not been re-
moved from a pharmacy register in any
jurisdiction, that the applicant has not
been convicted of an offence under any
Act regulating the practice of pharmacists
or relating to the sale of drugs and that
there are no current proceedings against
the applicant for professional misconduct
or- for an alleged breach of any Act regula-
ting the practice of pharmacists or re-
lating to the sale of drugs ;
(A) Canadian citizenship or an immigrant visa or
an employment visa under the Immigration
Act, 1976 (Canada);
(») pajrment of the hcence fee prescribed by
this Regulation ; and
(;■) payment of the annual fee for a pharmacist
prescribed by this Regulation. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 32; O. Reg. 647/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
557/78, s. 2.
33. An applicant for registration as a regis-
tered pharmacy student who,
(a) is reasonably fluent in the English or
French language ;
(6) produces evidence that he,
(i) has been accepted as a student in
the Faculty of Pharmacy of the
University of Toronto,
(ii) has been accepted as a student in
pharmacy at a university whose
degree is considered by the Regis-
tration Committee to be equivalent
to the degree of Bachelor of Science
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in Pharmacy of the University of
Toronto, or
(iii) has obtained a degree in pharmacy
in a jurisdiction other than Ontario
and has been required or permitted
by the Registration Committee to
complete a period of in-service
training ;
(c) produces evidence in a form satisfactory
to the Registrar that he has been accepted
for in-service training by a preceptor;
{d) pays the registration fee prescribed by
this Regulation ; and
{e) appHes in writing in a form that shall
be supplied by the Registrar,
shall be registered as a registered pharmacy student.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 33.
34. Every registered pharmacy student who,
(a) has been granted the degree of Bachelor
of Science in Pharmacy by the University
of Toronto or such other degree as may be
considered by the Registration Committee
to be equivalent to the degree of Bachelor
of Science in Pharmacy of the University
of Toronto or a degree in pharmacy with
such additional training as is required for
the holder of the degree to become eligible
to write the examinations of the Pharmacy
Examining Board of Canada;
(b) has served as a registered pharmacy
student for eight months ;
(c) has paid the fee prescribed by this Regula-
tion; and
{d) applies in writing in a form that shall be
supplied by the Registrar,
shall be registered as an intern. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 34;0. Reg. 647/76, s. 2.
35. — (1) The registration of a registered
macy student or intern is revoked,
phar-
(a) where he fails within one year after
registration as a registered pharmacy
student to commence the courses of study
leading to the degree of Bachelor of
Science in Pharmacy of the University
of Toronto or equivalent degree elsewhere ;
(b) where he fails to attend the courses of
study referred to in clause (a) for two
consecutive years after having commenced
them;
(c) where for any reason, he is refused re-
admission to a course of study ; or
(d) where he fails, within two years after
obtaining the degree of Bachelor of Science
in Pharmacy of the University of Toronto
to complete his in-service training or, where
not having such a degree, he fails to com-
plete his in-service training within three
years after having commenced such train-
ing. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 35 (1); O. Reg.
647/76, s. 3.
(2) Where the registration of a registered phar-
macy student or intern is revoked in circum-
stances caused by reason of accident, illness or
other cause beyond his control, the Registration
Committee may, upon application, restore the
registration. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 35 (2).
36. A registered pharmacy student shall com-
plete in-service training under a preceptor for a
term of not less than twelve months of which,
(a) not less than four months shall be served
after having been granted the degree
of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy by the
University of Toronto or such other degree
as may be considered by the Registration
Committee to be equivalent to the degree
of Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy of the
University of Toronto ; and
(b) four months may be served as an intern.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 36.
37. A preceptor shall not undertake the in-
service training of more than one person at any
one time unless authorized by the Registration
Committee. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 37.
38. Every preceptor shall, upon completion of the
term of in-service training of a pharmacy student
or intern or upon termination of the training for
any cause, furnish the College on behalf of the
registered pharmacy student or intern within seven
days with a declaration of training in a Form
that shall be supplied by the Registrar. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 38.
39. The Registrar shall issue to every registered
pharmacy student and every intern a certificate
of registration as a registered pharmacy student
or intern and the certificate,
(a) is evidence of registration as a regis-
tered pharmacy student or intern, as
the case may be ; and
(b) shall be returned to the Registrar upon
request if the registration is revoked.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 39.
40. The register or registers maintained by the
Registrar shall be open for inspection by any
person during normal business hours. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 40.
41. A member, in the practice of a pharmacist,
shall use only a vocational designation set out
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in clause 121 (2) (a), {b), (c), {d) or (e) of the Act but
may use academic degrees in association with the
member's name. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 41.
42. — (1) A member or a person operating a
pharmacy shall not, directly or indirectly, in respect
of a pharmacy in which the member acts as a
pharmacist or in resp>ect of the pharmacy that the
person operates,
(a) use or permit the use in or about the
pharmacy of descriptive information in
respect of prescription services of the
pharmacy other than,
(i) the words :
1. Prescriptions.
2. Prescription services.
3. Prescription department.
4. Dispensary.
5. Professional services.
6. Professional department.
7. Medication record service
available.
8. Delivery service, and
(ii) signs that,
(A) indicate the hours when pre-
scription services are avail-
able,
(B) identify the pharmacist, and
(C) identify prescription programs
in which the person operating
the pharmacy participates;
(b) advertise, or permit the advertising, by
any means, of the prescription services of
the pharmacy other than by means of one
or more of,
(i) professional cards that contain not
more than the name of the member,
a vocational designation, the mem-
ber's address, academic degrees,
telephone number, business hours,
the name of the pharmacy where
the member acts as a pharmacist,
the words "prescriptions", "pre-
scription services" or "dehvery ser-
vice" and identification of prescrip-
tion programs in which the person
who operates the pharmacy partici-
pates.
(ii) announcement cards that contain
not more than all or part of the
information in a professional card
and announce.
(A) the commencement df
practice of a pharmacist.
the
(B) a chemge of name or location of
a pharmacy,
(C) a new association in practice of
pharmacists, or
(D) a change of employment of a
pharmacist,
(ill) door plates and directory listings
on the premises where the member
acts as a pharmacist or the f)erson
operates the pharmacy that con-
tain not more than the "information
in a professional card,
(iv) printed directory listings that,
(A) contain not more than the
information in a professional
card,
(B) do not exceed one standard
directory alphabeticed listing
column in width and 7.5 cen-
timetres in depth including the
margins,
(C) do not appear more than twice
in any one issue of the publica-
tion, and
(D) do not appear in an ad-
vertisement or on the same
page as an advertisement
that contains information
other than that concerning
prescription services of the
pharmacy referred to in the
Usting,
(v) printed advertisements that,
(A) contain not more than the
information in a professional
card or an announcement card,
(B) do not exceed two standard
newspaper columns in width
and 7.5 centimetres in depth
including the margins,
(C) do not appear more than twice
in any one issue of the publica-
tion, and
(D) do not appear in an advertise-
ment or on the same page as an
advertisement that contains
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information other than that
concerning prescription ser-
i< V vices of the pharmacy referred
to in the advertisement,
(vi) advertisements other than printed
advertisements that,
(A) contain not more than the
information in a professional
card or an announcement card,
, and
(B) do not immediately precede or
, follow and are not contained in
advertisements for other than
prescription services in the
pharmacy,
(vii) advertisements that advertise the
posting of prescription prices in
accordance with subsection (3).
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), descriptive
information in respect of the names, strengths,
quantities and current prices of drugs for which
prescriptions are required may be posted in or
adjacent to the dispensary area in a pharmacy
but every such posting shall,
(«) include only drugs listed in the PARCOST
CDI;
(b) include with respect to each drug listed,
(i) the generic name of the drug,
(ii) the strength of the drug,
(iii) the brand name and the name of
the manufacturer of the drug,
(iv) a standard reference quantity of 100
.,.1 for tablets or capsules and 100 mil-
-.;; t, > lilitres for liquids and 30 grams for
solid dosage forms,
(v) the dosage form, and
(vi) the final retail price charged for the
drug;
(c) include not less than twenty-five drugs
of which there shall be at least one from
each of at least fifteen of the following
classifications set out in the PARCOST
. CDI:
1. Antihistaminics
2. Anti-infective agents
3. Antineoplastic agents
4. Autonomic agents
5. Blood derivatives
6. Blood formation and coagulation
drugs
(d)
7. Cardiovascular drugs
8. Central nervous system drugs
9. Diagnostic agents
10. Electrolytic, caloric and water
balance drugs
1 1 . Cough preparations
12. Eye, ear, nose and throat prepara-
tions
13. Gastrointestinal drugs
14. Gold compounds
15. Hormones and substitutes
16. Oxytocics
17. Skin and mucous membrane prep-
arations
18. Spasmolytics
19. Vitamins and minerals
20. Unclassified therapeutic agents;
not include any representation as to the
safety, effectiveness or indications for use
of the drugs listed ; and
(e) not be displayed so that it can be read
from the exterior of the pharmacy.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a member or
person operating a pharmacy may advertise the post-
ing of prices in the following manner:
"Prescription drug price posting is avail-
able at (name of pharmacy) for the informa-
tion of the public".
(4) In this section, "prescription services" means
the compounding and dispensing or the sale by
retail of drugs pursuant to prescriptions. O. Reg.
579/75. s. 42.
43. The owner of a pharmacy shall at the request
of the Council complete and file with the Regis-
trar within thirty days after the request a return
in Form 1 . O. Reg. 579/75, s. 43.
44. The Council may at any time require an
examination and audit to be made by a public
accountant designated by it for the purpose of
ascertaining and reporting to the Council whether
the information furnished by the owner of a
pharmacy in a return in Form 1 is correct and
the owner shall provide to the pubhc accountant
all the evidence, vouchers, records, books and
papers that may be required by the public account-
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ant for the purpose of the examination and audit
and the pubh'c accountant shall report to the
council in the manner required by the Council.
O.Reg. 579/75, s. 44.
45. The Council may designate as honorary
members of the College, persons who are con-
sidered by the Council to be suited the honour by
virtue of their contribution to health care services
but an honorary member does not have the rights
and privileges of a pharmacist. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 45.
46. — (1) The practice of pharmacy shall not
be carried on by a member where there is a con-
flict of interest.
(2) It is a conflict of interest for a member to,
(a) knowingly operate or be associated as
owner, manager, employee or corporate
director, in the operation of a pharmacy
that is supplying drugs to a nursing home
owned or operated by the same j)erson
that owns or ojjerates the pharmacy unless
the drugs are supplied to not more than
twenty persons who are not more than
40 p>er cent of the residents of the nursing
home;
(b) knowingly be involved in the operation
of a pharmacy where the owner or a
partner, shareholder or director of the
owner of the pharmacy owns, controls or
has a beneficial interest in 25 j)er cent
or more of the ownership of an entity
that manufactures drugs ;
(c) participate in an arrangement by reason
of which the interest of the member or any
person associated with him in the of>eration
of a pharmacy influences, or is likely to
influence adversely the discharge of the
member's professional obligation as a phar-
macist. O. Reg. 579/75. s. 46.
47. For the purjwses of Part V'l of the Act, :
"professional misconduct'" means.
(a) failure by a member to abide by the
terms, conditions or limitations of his
licence ;
(6) entering into an agreement with a pre- ',
scriber for the withholding of the composi- I
tion of coded prescriptions ;
(c) falsifying a record in respect of a pre-
scription or the sale of a drug ;
{d) providing a prescriber with prescription
blanks, a professional diary, an appoint-
ment book or other gift whether imprinted
or not with the name of a pharmacist
or the name of a pharmacy ;
(e) sharing fees with any person who has
referred a person to a pharmacist or to a
pharmacy or receiving fees from any per-
son to whom a member has referred a
person;
(/) participating in a lease of premises for a
pharmacy that permits any person other
than a member or the owner of the phar-
macy to participate in the revenue of the
pharmacy except by way of a rent normal
for the area in which the premises are
located ;
(g) entering into an agreement that restricts
a person's choice of a pharmacist ;
(A) knowingly submitting a false or mislead-
ing account or a false or misleading charge
for a drug or the compounding or dis-
pensing of a prescription ;
(i) signing or issuing a certificate or similar
document that contains a statement the
signing or issuing member knowns or
ought to know is false or misleading ;
(;") announcing or holding out by a member
that the member has special qualifications
that are not in fact possessed by the
member;
{*) submitting an account or charging a fee
for any service as a pharmacist that is
excessive or unreasonable in relation to the
service performed ;
(/) failure to fulfil the terms of an agree-
ment with a person as to the charge for
providing any service as a pharmacist to
the person ;
(m) returning to stock or again selling or
dispensing a drug previously sold or dis-
pensed and delivered :
(n) improper use of the authority to sell or
dispense a drug or mixture of drugs ;
(o) acting as a pharmacist while the ability
to perform any act as a pharmacist is
impaired by alcohol or a drug ;
(p) knowingly permitting the premises in
which his pharmacy is located to be used
for unlawful piurposes ;
(q) permitting, consenting to, or approving
either expressly or by implication the com-
mission of an offence against any Act
relating to the practice of a pharmacist or
to the sale of drugs by a corporation of
which the member is a director;
(r) failure to maintain the records that are
required to be kept respecting a member's
customers ;
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(s) having a conflict of interest ;
(/) failure to maintain the standards of practice
of the profession ;
(m) refusal to allow a duly appointed in-
spector to enter at a reasonable time the
pharmacy in which the member is engaged
in the practice of a pharmacist for the
purpose of an inspection ;
(r) contravening while engaged in the practice
of a pharmacist any federal, provincial or
municipal law, regulation or rule with
respect to the distribution, sale or dis-
pensing of any drug or mixture of drugs ;
(w) offering or distributing, directly or in-
indirectly, a gift, rebate, bonus or other
inducement with respect to a prescription
or prescription services ; or
{x) conduct or an act relevant to the practice
of a pharmacist that, having regard to all
the circumstances, would reasonably be
regarded by members as disgraceful, dis-
honourable or unprofessional. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 47; O. Reg. 647/76, s. 5.
48. The decisions of the Discipline Committee
may be published by the College in any publication
of the College and, where a member has been found
guilty of professional misconduct or incompetence,
the full name and address of the member may be
stated and a summary of the charge, the decision
and the penalty imposed may be stated and the
text or substance of any restriction on the licence
of the member or of any reprimand may be added,
but no decision shall be published until after the
time for appeal from the decision has expired with-
out an appeal being taken or, if taken, the appeal
has been disposed of or abandoned and, where a
member has been found not guilty of professional
misconduct or incompetence, the identity of the
member shall not be published but the substance
of the proceedings may be published without
identification of the parties for the purpose of
publishing advice to the member or to the profession.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 48.
49. The Registrar shall issue a certificate of
payment to a member upon receipt of the annual
fee from the member. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 49.
50. A licence shall be in Form 2.
50.
O. Reg. 579/75.
51. Every pharmacist shall display his licence
in his principal place of practice as a pharmacist.
O.Reg. 579/75, s. 51.
52. An application for a certificate of accredita-
tion of a pharmacy shall be in Form 3. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 52.
53. A certificate of accreditation of a pharmacy
shall be in Form 4 and shall be displayed in the
pharmacy. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 53.
54. Every certificate of accreditation expires
with the 9th day of March in each year. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 54.
55. An application for renewal of a certificate
of accreditation of a pharmacy shall be in Form 5.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 55.
56. — (1) An oral prescription in respect of a
drug referred to in Schedule E, F or G or in respect
of a Schedule N preparation may be given only
to a person referred to in subsection 145 (1) of the Act.
(2) An oral prescription referred to in subsection (1)
shall be reduced to writing forthwith by the person
receiving the prescription from the prescriber.
(3) A prescription may be given only in writing
in respect of a drug, other than a Schedule N
preparation, referred to in Schedule N. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 57.
57. A prescription for a drug referred to in
Schedule N shall not be refilled. O. Reg. 579/75,
58. A person shall refill a prescription for a
drug referred to in Schedule E or F only where a
prescriber so directs and specifies the number of
times it may be refilled. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 59.
59. Every person who receives an oral direction
to refill a prescription for a drug referred to in
Schedule E or F, subsequent to the time the pre-
scription is issued, shall forthwith record on the
original prescription,
(a) the date the refill direction is received ;
(b)
the number of times specified that it may be
refilled ;
(c) the name and address of the prescriber
issuing the direction if the prescriber of
the refill is not the prescriber of the original
prescription.
and shall sign the prescription,
s. 60.
O. Reg. 579/75,
60. A person shall only refill a prescription for
a drug referred to in Schedule G where the pre-
scriber, at the time the prescription is issued,
(a) directs in writing that the prescription
be refilled ; and
(b) specifies the number of times it may be
refilled and the dates for or intervals
between refilling it. O. Reg. 579/75. s. 61.
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61. A prescription, except for a drug referred to
in Schedule N, may only be refilled where the
person refilling the prescription records,
(a) on the original prescription therefor,
(i) the date of the refill,
(ii) the quantity of the drug dispensed,
and
(ill) his signature ; or
(6) in a record of prescriptions kept under
the name of each patient,
(i) the date of the refill,
(ii) the identification number that is on
the prescription therefor,
(ill) the name, strength where applicable,
and quantity of the drug dispensed,
(iv) the identity of the manufacturer
of the drug dispensed,
(v) the name of the prescriber,
(vi) the price charged, and
(vii) the signature of the person refilling
the prescription. O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 62.
62. Every manager of a pharmacy shall keep
or cause to be kept a record of every purchase
of a drug referred to in Schedule G or N by entering
or causing to be entered in a register or other
record maintained for that purpose forthwith upon
such purchase,
(a) the date of the purchase ;
(b) the name, strength where applicable, and
quantity of the drug ; and
(c) the name and address of the person from
whom the drug was purchased or received.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 63.
63. Every manager of a pharmacy shall keep
or cause to be kept a record of every sale of a
drug referred to in Schedule G, other than a
Schedule G preparation, or in Schedule N, other
than a Schedule N preparation, by entering or
causing to be entered in a register maintained
for that purpose forthwith upon such sale,
(a) the date of the sale ;
(6) the name, strength where applicable, and
quantity of the drug ;
(c) the name and address of the purchaser or
person named in the prescription,
and, where applicable,
(d) the name and address of the prescriber;
and
(e) the identification number on the pre-
scription. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 64.
64. Every manager of a pharmacy shall keep or
cause to be kept a record of every sale of a
Schedule G preparation or a Schedule N prepara-
tion other than by prescription, by entering or
causing to be entered in a register or other record
maintained for that purpose forthwith upon such
sale,
(a) the date of the sale ;
(6) the name, strength where applicable, and
quantity of the drug ; and
(c) the name and address of the purchaser.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 65.
65. The prescriptions and other records required
by this Regulation shall be retained for not less
than six years and shall be open to inspection by
an inspector appointed under a by-law of the
Council and an insjjector may make copies of or take
extracts from the prescriptions and other records.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 66.
66. — (1) A record of every sale of a drug referred
to in Part I of Schedule D shall be entered in a
book kept by thte seller for that purpose.
(2) The record of a sale referred to in subsection (1)
shall include,
(a) the date of the sale;
(b) the name and address of the purchaser ;
(c) the name of the drug sold ;
(d) the quantity of the drug sold ; and
(c) the purpose for which it is required as
stated by the piu-chaser.
(3) After the record referred to in subsection (1) has
been completed, the seller shall cause the purchaser to
sign the record and shall sign it himself.
(4) The seller of a drug referred to in Part I
of Schedule D shall not deliver it to the purchaser
imtil a record of the sale has been completed in
accordance with this section. O. R^. 579/75, s. 67.
67. — (1) Every person who sells a drug,
(a) referred to in Part I of Schedule D shall
ensure that the name of the drug and the
word "poison" is legibly and conspicuously
displayed on the outer siu^ace of the
container of the drug;
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(b) referred to in Part II of Schedule D for
internal use shall ensure that the name
of the drug and the words "CAUTION :
May be poisonous if used in large doses
or for a long time. Do not exceed the
I recommended dose without consulting a
physician." are legibly and conspicuously
displayed on the outer surface of the
container of the drug ; or
(c) referred to in Part II of Schedule D for
external application shall ensure that the
name of the drug and the words
.< "CAUTION: FOR EXTERNAL APPLI-
CATION ONLY: May be poisonous if
taken internally." are legibly and con-
spicuously displayed on the outer surface
of the container of the drug.
(2) Where a drug referred to in clause (1) (a), (b) or
(c) is sold in a pharmacy, the person who sells the drug
shall sell it only in a container marked with the name,
address and telephone number of the pharmacy and
the name of the owner of the pharmacy.
(3) The provisions of clauses (1) (b) and (c) do not
apply to a drug sold by wholesale to a pharmacist or a
corporation operating a pharmacy under Part VI of the
Act. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 68.
68. A container in which a substance referred to
in Part II of Schedule B is sold at retail shall
include on the label, legibly and conspicuously
displayed on the outer surface of the container, the
name of the substance and a caution or warning
that the substance should be kept out of the reach
of children, but this section does not apply where
the substance is referred to in the Hazardous Products
Act (Canada). O. Reg. 579/75, s. 69.
69. A container in which a substance referred to
in Part III of Schedule B is sold at retail shall
include on the label, legibly and conspicuously
displayed on the outer surface of the container,
the name of the substance and a caution or
warning that the substance should be used only with
adequate ventilation but this section does not
apply where the substance is referred to in the
Hazardous Products Act (Canada). O. Reg. 579/75,
s. 70.
70. — (1) A container in which a drug specified
in this section is dispensed pursuant to a pre-
scription and in a form intended for systemic
or internal use shall bear the following words
legibly and conspicuously displayed on the outer
surface of the container :
"WARNING: Do not exceed the dose
prescribed by your physician. If difficulty
in breathing persists, contact your physi-
cian immediately."
(2) The following drugs are specified for the pur-
poses of subsection (1):
1. Epinephrine and its salts.
2. Isoproterenol (Isoprenaline) and its salts.
3. Metaproterenol (Orciprenaline) and its
salts. O.Reg. 579/75, s. 71.
71. Every pharmacy shall be so constructed
that,
(a) it contains a prescription laboratory in
which drugs are stored and prescriptions
compounded or dispensed, located in a well-
defined area having a floor area adequate
for the efficient operation of the pharmacy
but of not less than 9.3 square metres ;
(b) it is free from every condition that may,
(i) be dangerous to health,
(ii) injuriously affect its efficient oper-
ation, or
(iii) injuriously affect the drugs pre-
pared, compounded, dispensed or
stored therein ;
(c) a separate room, compartment, locker or
cupboard is provided for keeping the
wearing apparel of employees ;
(d) floors and floor coverings may be readily
cleaned in rooms where,
(i) drugs are prepared, compounded,
dispensed or stored,
(ii) equipment is washed, or
(iii) washing fixtures and toilet fixtures
are located ;
(e) the walls and ceilings of rooms and
passageways may be readily cleaned and
the painting or decorating maintained in
good condition ;
if) all rooms and passageways are well lighted
and ventilated ; and
{§) suitable areas are provided for the storage
and controlled sale of drugs by the
pharmacist. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 72.
72. — (1) Every pharmacy shall be provided with,
(a) a supply of hot and cold water adequate
for the efficient operation of the pharmacy ;
(b) facilities for washing utensils used in the
preparation, service or storage of drugs;
(c) separate hand-washing facihties available
for employees and located in a convenient
location in the pharmacy ;
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(d) a system for filing prescriptions ;
(e) a typewriter in good working condition;
(/) a prescription counter adequate for the
efficient operation of the prescription
laboratory with not less than 1.12 square
metres of free working space ;
ig) a refrigerator for the exclusive storage of
drugs requiring refrigeration ;
(A) sufficient containers for storing refuse in
a sanitary manner ; and
(t) the compounding and dispensing equip-
ment set out in the following Table :
TABLE
Item
Equipment
Minimum
Number
Required
Specifications
1.
Prescription Balance
1
Class "A" with sensibility reciprocal
of 10 mg., and with lid which allows
draft-free weighing to be made when
the lid is closed.
2.
Weights, Metric
1 set
From 10 mg. to 50 mg. where not an
integral part of the prescription balance.
3.
Graduates, Metric
3
One each of 10 ml., 25 ml. and 100 ml.
4.
Mortars and Pestles
1
1
1
Glass or earthenware,
60 ml. or 120 ml.
240 ml.
480 ml.
5.
Spatulas
3
1
Stainless steel, one each of small,
medium and large :
Non-metal.
6.
Funnels
2
Glass or plastic, one each of small
(approximately 7.62 cm. diameter) and
large (approximately 15.24 cm. di-
ameter).
7.
Stirring Rods
2
Glass or plastic.
8.
Ointment Slab, Pill Tile
or Parchment Paper
1
1 book
9.
Prescription Numbering Device
1
(;') a quantity of the following consumable
material sufficient for the efficient oper-
ation of the pharmacy :
1. Bottles with caps.
2. Tablet vials (glass or plastic with
caps).
3. Labels.
4. Filter papers.
5. Weighing papers.
6. Ointment jars with caps.
7. Distilled or de-ionized water.
8. Dropper bottles.
9. Child-resistant packages;
{k) a library including as a minimum, the
following texts, pharmacopoeias, periodi-
cals and other books :
1. A current edition of ,
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i. A Compendium of Phar-
maceutical Specialties.
ii. A Drug Interaction Publica-
tion.
J i> iii. A Pharmacology or Therapeu-
tics Text.
iv. Parts I and VI of the Health
Disciplines Act and the regu-
lations and amendments.
V. the Narcotic Control Act {Can-
ada), the regulations thereun-
der and amendments.
vi. the Food and Drugs Act (Can-
ada), the regulations thereun-
der and amendments, perti-
nent to the sale of drugs,
devices and vitamins.
2. A current edition or edition im-
mediately preceding the current
edition of,
i. A Pharmaceutics Text.
ii. A Dispensatory.
iii. A Medical Dictionary; and
(/) a telephone that is listed in the local
telephone directory.
(2) Only a potable water supply shall be used
in any room where drugs are prepared, com-
pounded, dispensed or stored.
(3) All drugs stored in a pharmacy shall be
stored on or in shelves, drawers or fixtures provided
for that purpose.
(4) Every pharmacy shall maintain,
(a) furniture, equipment and appliances used
in the interior of the pharmacy so that
thorough cleaning of all areas is possible ;
(6) in a clean and sanitary condition,
(i) all furniture, equipment and
appliances ; and
(ii) all rooms in the pharmacy, whether
used for the storage, compounding
or dispensing of drugs or not ; and
(c) the painting and decorating of the interior
and exterior of the pharmacy in good con-
dition.
(5) Every room where drugs are prepared, com-
pounded, dispensed or stored in a pharmacy shall
be kept free from materials and equipment not
regularly used in the room.
(6) Refrigerators for the storage of drugs in a
pharmacy shall,
{a) be maintained at a temperature between
1.3° Celsius and 10° Celsius;
[b) be kept clean and in a sanitary condition ;
and
(c) be located in an area not accessible to the
public.
(7) All refuse and waste materials in a pharmacy,
(a) shall be removed from the premises at
least twice weekly and more often if
necessary to maintain a sanitary con-
dition; and
{b) contained in filled containers shall be
removed from any room in which drugs are
prepared, compounded, dispensed ' or
stored. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 73.
73. — (1) Every pharmacist, at the time of pay-
ment of his annual fee and at any other time within
seven days after a request by the Registrar, shall
file with the Registrar a signed statement setting
out,
(a) the pharmacist's residential address; and
{b) the location of the place of practice of the
pharmacist.
(2) Every pharmacist shall notify the Registrar
in writing of any change in the information required
by subsection (1) within seven days of the change.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 74.
74. — (1) Every owner of a pharmacy at the time
of payment of the fee for renewal of a certificate
of accreditation of the pharmacy, or at any other
time within seven days after a request by the
Registrar, shall file with the Registrar a signed
statement setting out,
(a) the full name of the owner of the pharmacy
and, where the owner is a corporation,
the full name and residential addresses
of the directors of the corporation ;
{b) the address of the owner of the pharmacy ;
(c) the name by which the pharmacy is known
to the public ;
[d] the location of the pharmacy ;
{e) the full name of the manager of the
pharmacy ;
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(/) the residential address of the manager of
the pharmacy ; and
{g) the names of the pharmacists, interns and
registered pharmacy students employed in
the pharmacy.
(2) The owner of a pharmacy shall notify the
Registrar in writing of any change in the informa-
tion required by subsection (1) within seven days of the
change. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 75.
75. — (1) Every person who proposes to open a
new pharmacy, acquire an existing pharmacy or
relocate an existing pharmacy, shall, within the
time prescribed by subsection (2), file with the Regis-
trar a signed statement setting out,
(a) the full name of the owner of the pharmacy ;
(b) the address of the owner of the pharmacy;
(c) the name by which the pharmacy will be
known to the public ;
(d) the location of the pharmacy ; and
(e) the proposed date of opening, acquiring
or relocating the pharmacy.
(2) A person who proposes to open a new
pharmacy or relocate an existing pharmacy shall
file the information required by subsection (1) at least
thirty days before he opens or relocates the pharmacy
and, where the person proposes to operate an existing
pharmacy, he shall file the information before he
commences to operate the pharmacy.
(3) Every person who proposes to open a new
pharmacy, acquire an existing pharmacy or relocate
an existing pharmacy shall, on or before the day
he commences to operate the pharmacy, notify the
Registrar of the name of the manager of the
pharmacy. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 76.
76. Every person who permanently closes a
pharmacy shall, within seven days of closing the
pharmacy, notify the Registrar of the closing
and within thirty days of the closing shall file
with the Registrar a signed statement setting out,
(a) the full name of the owner of the pharmacy ;
(6) the name by which the pharmacy was
known to the public ;
(c) the location of the pharmacy ;
(d) the name of the manager of the pharmacy;
(e) the date of closing ;
(/) the disposition of the drugs in stock in the
pharmacy at the time of closing ;
(g) the disposition of the prescription files,
drug registers and other records required
to be kept under this Regulation; and
(A) the date on which all signs and sjrmbols
relating to the practice of pharmacy either
within or outside the premises were re-
moved. O. Reg. 579/75. s. 77.
77. The parts of a pharmacy in which prescrip-
tions are compoimded and dispensed for the
pubUc or drugs are stored or sold by retail shall
be so constructed that they may be locked and
made not accessible to the public in the absence of a
pharmacist. O. Reg. 579/75, s. 78.
78. Schedules A, B, C, D, E, F, G and N are
established for the purposes of Part VI of the Act.
O. Reg. 579/75, s. 79.
79. — (1) The annual fee,
(a) for a pharmacist under sixty-five years of age,
is $120;
0) for a pharmacist sixty-five or more years of
age, is $70,
and is due on the 10th day of January in each year for
the year. O. Reg. 772/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) The fee for a licence,
(a) for an apphcant who has the d^ree of
Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy of the
University of Toronto, is $25 ;
(6) for a person whose licence has been revoked
or cancelled, is $50;
(c) for all other applicants, is $300. O. Reg.
579/75, s. 80 (2); O. Reg. 647/76, s. 7.
(3) The fee for an application for a certificate of
accreditation of a pharmacy is $180.
(4) The annual fee for renewal of a certificate of
accreditation of a pharmacy is $180 and is due on the
10th day of March in each year for the year. O. Reg.
772/79, s. 1 (2).
(5) The fee for registration as a registered pharmacy
student is $10.
(6) The fee for registration as an intern is $20.
O. Reg. 772/79, s. 1 (3).
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Form 1
Health Disciplines Act
RETURN BY OWNER OF A PHARMACY
1. Name of Pharmacy
Street Address
City, Town or Village
Township
County, District or Regional Municipality
2. Full name and address of owner.
i. If an individual, state if owner is sole owner.
(yes or no)
ii. If not sole owner, state particulars of any agreement with any other party or parties.
iii. If a corporation, state :
(a) Date of incorporation
Provincial or Dominion incorporation.
Public or private company
(6) Directors:
Name Address .
Name Address .
Name Address .
(c) Number of shares authorized
Common Special .
Number of shares issued
Common Sp>ecial .
Par value of shares $ common
S special
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Names and addresses of pharmacists who are registered owners of shares and classes of
shares:
Number of ^, , -u
„. Class of Shares
Shares
Name
Address
Name
Address
i. State whether owner of pharmacy occupies premises as owner or tenant.
ii. If tenant, give date of lease, date of expiration, amount of annual rent and name and address
of owners of premises
4. By whom is pharmacy managed ?
Name in full Address .
5. State name and address of persons authorized to purchase narcotics and controlled drug medication
to be sold on owner's premises :
Name Address .
Name Address .
6. State amount of owner's investment in the premises, furnishings and equipment, and the present
value thereof :
7. State particulars of any mortgages or charges to which the premises and chattels therein are subject
(if owned by owner of pharmacy) :
8. State particulars of any indebtedness of owner (other than mortgages and charges referred to in
paragraph 7) including name and address of creditor, amount of indebtedness and terms of repayment :
(owner)*
(address of owner)
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* To be signed, - . ;, v ■.,»- i •; nj
(a) if a sole proprietor, by proprietor ;
(b) if a partnership, by all partners ; or
(c) if a corporation, by all directors who are pharmacists. O. Reg. 579/75, Form 1.
Form 2
Health Disciplines Act
LICENCE TO PRACTISE PHARMACY
ONTARIO COLLEGE OF PHARMACISTS
This is to certify that
(name)
has been duly licencsed as a member of the College and is thereby entitled to practise as a pharmacist in
the Province of Ontario.
President
Registrar
Dated at Toronto, this day of , 19 . . .
O. Reg. 579/75, Form 2.
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Form 3
Health Disciplines Act
APPLICATION FOR CERTIFICATE OF ACCREDITATION OF A PHARMACY
Application is hereby made for a certificate of accreditation of a pharmacy, particulars of which are as
follows :
Full name of owner
Address of owner
Name by which pharmacy will be known to the public :
Location of pharmacy :
(municipality, street and number, postal code)
The pharmacy is,
(a) a new opening D
(b) being acquired D
(c) being relocated D
Date of commencement of operation
Date pharmacy will be ready for insj)ection
Is applicant a corporation ? Yes □ No D
(applicant)*
Dated at Toronto, this day of , 19. . .
*If a partnership, all partners must sign; if a corporation, by an authorized officer.
O. Reg. 579/75, Form 3.
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Form 4
Health Disciplines Act
CERTIFICATE OF ACCREDITATION OF A PHARMACY
ONTARIO COLLEGE OF PHARMACISTS
This is to certify that the pharmacy owned by
(name of owner)
(address of pharmacy)
has complied with the provisions of Part VI of the Health Disciplines Act and the regulations made thereunder as
to the accreditation of pharmacies in the Province of Ontario.
Dated at Toronto, this day of , 19 . .
(Registrar)
O. Reg. 579/75. Form 4.
Form 5
Health Disciplines Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL OF CERTIFICATE OF ACCREDITATION OF A PHARMACY
Application is hereby made for renewal of a certificate of accreditation of a pharmacy, particulars of which
are as follows :
1 . Full name of owner . .
2. Address of owner
3. Name of pharmacy. . .
4. Location of pharmacy :
(municipality, street number, postal code)
(applicant)*
Dated at Toronto, this day of , 19 . . .
*If a partnership, all partners must sign; if a corporation, by an authorized officer.
O. Reg. 579/75, Form 5.
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SCHEDULE A
ITEM SUBSTANCE
1, Alum
2, Aromatic Cascara Sagrada Pluiclextract
3 , Arrowroot
4^ Castor Oil
5. Cod Liver Oil
5, Glycerin
7. Linseed
8. Liquid Paraffin (Mineral Oil)
9. Magnesium Sulphate (Epsom Salts)
j^Q^ Oil of Turpentine
11. Olive Oil
12. Petrolatum
13. Saccharine and Sodium Saccharine
14. Sodium Bicarbonate
15. Sodium Carbonate
16. Sodium Chloride
O. Reg. 579/75, Sched. A ; O. Reg. 647/76, s. 8.
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Item
Schedule B
Part I
Substance
1. Aluminum Chloride, when in an antiperspir-
ant preparation, not more than 5%.
2. Ammonium Chloride.
3. Beef, Iron and Wine.
4. Biotin.
ill
5. Chlorhydrol, when in an antiperspirant
preparation.
6. Choline.
7. Cochineal.
8. Essence of Peppermint.
9. Hydrogen Peroxide Solution, not more than
3%.
10. Hydroquinone, when in skin bleaching
preparations, not more than 2%.
11. Inositol.
12. Irgasan DP 300, when in an antiperspirant
preparation, not more than 0.4%.
13. Magnesium Carbonate.
14. Magnesium Citrate.
15. Magnesium Hydroxide.
16. Merbromin (Mercurochrome) Solution, not
more than 2%.
17. Methylbenzethonium Chloride, when in an
antiperspirant preparation, not more than
0.25%.
18. Oil of Eucalyptus.
19. Potassium Acid Tartrate (Cream of Tartar).
20. Potassium Chloride, as a salt substitute.
21. Potassium Iodide, not more than 0.01%,
when in salt substitutes.
22. Potassium Nitrate (Saltpetre).
23. Rhubard Root.
24. Seidlitz Powders.
25. Senna.
26. Sodium Potassium Tartrate (Rochelle Salts).
Item Substance
27. Sodium Phosphate.
28. Sodium Sulphate (Glauber Salt).
29. Spirit of Aromatic Ammonia.
30. Spirit of Nitrous Ether.
31. Stannous Fluoride, when in dentifrices, not
more than 0.4%.
32. Strontium Chloride, when in dentifrices, not
more than 10%.
33. Sulphur.
34. Zinc Pyridinethione, when in anti-dandruff
preparations, not more than 2%.
35. Zirconium Hydrochloride, when in an
antiperspirant preparation, not more than
5%.
O. Reg. 579/75, Sched. B, Part I; O. Reg.
647/76, s. 9 (1); O. Reg. 557/78, s. 3 (1-3).
' ' Part II
Item Substance
36. AcetylsaHcyUc Acid.
37. Acid Muriatic, commercial.
38. Acid Sulphuric, commercial.
39. Belladonna and its preparations, for external
use, on the basis of belladonna alkaloids, not
more than 0.375%.
40. Benzocaine, for topical use, not more than
10%.
41. Boric (Boracic) Acid.
42. Borax.
43. Calamine Lotion.
44. Calcium Chloride.
45. Camphor Gum.
46. Camphorated Chalk.
47. Camphorated Oil.
48. Chlorinated Lime.
49. Copper Sulphate, when sold as Bluestone.
50. Creosote, not more than 0.25 ml. or its
equivalent per stated dose.
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TEM Substance
51. Cresol (Cresylic Acid) or homologues or
preparations thereof, when weaker than 5%
Cresol.
52. Ethyl ether, for external use, in concentra-
tions not exceeding 0.1%.
53. Ferrous Sulphate, when sold as Copperas.
54. Glycol salicylate, for external use, alone or in
combinations with other salicylates, not
exceeding a total salicylate concentration of
20%.
55. Hyoscyamine and its salts, for external use,
in concentrations not exceedingg 1%.
56. Iodine, solution or tincture, not more than
2'/2%.
57. Lobelia and its preparations, on the basis of
the crude drug, for internal use, in doses not
exceeding 130 mg. for a single dose and 390
mg. for a daily dose.
58. Methyl salicylate, for external use, alone or
in combination with other salicylates, not
exceeding a total salicylate concentration of
20%.
59. Nitrobenzol, when in commercial prepar-
ations.
60. Oil of cedar leaf, for inhalation use, in a con-
centration not exceeding 1%.
61. Phenol, in preparations for external use, not
more than 2%.
62. Salicylamide, not more than 500 mgm. per
stated dose.
63. Sodium Salicylate, for internal use, in doses
not exceeding 975 mg. for a single dose and
2.925 gm. for a daily dose.
64. Solution of Ammonia.
65. Spirit of Camphor.
66. Tolnaftate, in preparations for external use,
not more than 1%.
Item
Substance
67. Zinc undecylenate, in preparations for exter-
nal use, not more than 20%.
O. Reg. 579/75, Sched. B, Part U, O. Reg.
557/78, s. 3 (4).
Part m
Acetone.
Benzol or chlorinated derivatives.
Ether, commercial.
Formaldehyde.
Tetrachlorethylene.
Trichlorethylene.
O. Reg. 579/75, Sched. B, Part m.
Part IV
VITAMINS for oral use, the following:
Vitamin A or provitamin A, 10,000 Inter-
national Units or less per oral dosage form
Thiamine or vitamin B-1
Riboflavin or vitamin B-2
Niacin or niacinamide
Pyridoxine or vitamin B-6
D-pantothenic acid or vitamin B-3
Folic acid
Cyanocobalamin or vitamin B-I2
Ascorbic acid or vitamin C
Vitamin D, 1,000 International Units or less
per oral dosage form
Alpha tocopherol or vitamin E
Menadione or vitamin K
O. Reg. 632/77, s. 1.
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SCHEDULE C
ITEM SUBSTAKfCE
1, ANESTHETICS, for topical (local) application the following:
Benzocaine and its salts, except Benzocaine cis provided in Part II of Schedule B
Butacainc and its salts
Cinchocainc (l)ibucainc) and its salts
Cyclomcthycaine and its salts
Dimctliisoquin and its salts >
Diperodon and its salts
Lidocaine (Lignocaine) and its salts
Procaine and its salts
Piperocaine and its salts
Pramoxine and its salts -
Proparacaine and its salts
Tetracaine and its salts
Tropicamide and its salts
2. ANALGESICS. ANTIPYRETICS. ANTIRHEUMATICS, the following:
Acetaminophen (Paracetamol)
Antjpyrine and it? salts and derivntives
Codeine phosphate, in preparations which contain
codeine phosphate not exceeding one-eighth grain
or its equivalent per tablet or per unit in other
solid form or one-third grain or its equivalent
per fluid ounce in a liquid preparation, if
• (i) the preparation contains
1. two additional medicinal ingredients other
than a narcotic in a quantity of not less than
the regular minimum single dose for one such
ingredient or one-half the regular minimum single
dose for each such ingredient; or
2. three additional medicinal ingredients other than
a narcotic in a quantity of not less than the
regular minimum single dose for one such ingredient
or one-third the regular minimum single dose for
each such ingredient; and
(ii) there is legibly and conspicuously printed on the main
panel of the label and on any outer container the full
formula or true list of all active ingredients and a
caution to the following effect:
"This preparation contains codeine and should not
be administered to children cxcejit on the advice
of a physician".
Nonylic acid vanillylamide
Para-aminobenzoic acid and its salts
Phenacetin
Salicylamide, except as provided for in Part II of Schedule B Salicylic acid and its salts
including
(a) Choline salicylate ; :i.
(b) Diethylamine salicylate ;
(c) Monoglycol salicylate ;
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(d) Sodium salicylate, except as provided in
Part 1 1 of Schedule B ; and
(e) Triethanolamine salicylate
3. ANTHELMINTICS, the following:
Bcphcnium and its salts
Hexylrcsorcmol
Pipcrazine and its salts
Pyrantel pamoate
Pyrvinium pamoate
4. ANTIBIOTICS, the following:
Bacitracin and its salts
Polymyxin B Sulphate for topical use
or for local action in the oral cavity or nasal passages
Tyrothricin
5. ANTIFUNGALS AND ANTIMONILIAL AGENTS, the following:
Chlordantoin
Nystatin
Pimaricin
Tolnaftate, except as provided in Part II of Schedule B
6. ANTIHYPERLIPIDEMICS, the following:
Cholestyramine resin
7. ANTIPARKINSONISM AGENTS, the following:
Benztropine mesylate
Biperiden hydrochloride
Chlorphenoxamine hydrochloride
Cycrimine hydrochloride
Ethopropazine hydrochloride
Orphenadrine and its salts
Procyclidine hydrochloride
Trihexyphenidyl hydrochloride
8. ANTISPASMODICS, ANTICHOLINERGICS, MUSCLE RELAXANTS, for oral use,
the following:
Adiphenine and its salts
Alvcrinc and its salts
Aminopentamidc and its salts
Aminopromazine and its salts
Anisotropinc mctliylbromidc
Clidinium bromide
Dicyclomine and its salts
Glycopyrrolatc and its salts
Hexocyclium methylsulphate
Homatropine raethylbromide
Isomethcptene and its salts
Isopropamide or its salts or preparations thereof,
containing 2.5 mg. or less per stated dose
Mepenzolate and its salts
Mephenesin and its salts
Methanthcline and its salts
Methixcne and its salts
Metliocarbamol
Methscopolamine and its salts
Oxyphcncyclimine and its salts
Oxyphcnonium and its salts
Penthienatc and its salts
Pipenzolate and its salts
170 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
Piperidolate and its salts
Propantheline and its salts
Tridihexethyl chloride
9. BRONCHODILATORS, the following:
Methoxyphenir amine
Theophylline and its derivatives
10. CHOLINERGICS, the following: ' '
Ambcnonium chloride
Bethancchol chloride
Carbachol
Metha choline
Neostigmine and its salts
Pyridostigmine bromide
11. ENZYMES, the following:
Amylase
Bromelains
Chymotrypsin
Diastase
Fibrinolysin with Desoxyribonuc lease
Lipase
Pancreatin
Pancrclipase
Proteolytic enzymes from Carica papaya
Streptokinase-Streptodornase
Trypsin
12. GLAUCOMA Tlinily\PnUTIC DRUGS, the following:
Demecarium bromide
Dichlorphcnamidc
Isoflurophate
13. HEMATINICS, the following:
Iron preparations, in tablet, capsule or liquid form,
containing more than 60 mg. of elemental iron per
unit dose
14. HEMOSTATICS, the following:
Carbazochromc and its salts
Oxalic and Malonic acids compound (Koagarain)
15. HORMONES, the following:
Globin insulin with zinc
Insulin
Insulin made from zinc-insulin crystals
Insulin zinc suspension
N.P.H. insulin, Isophane insulin
Protamine zinc insulin
Sulphated insulin
16. SEDATIVES
Bromides or their salts or compounds or
derivatives thereof
17. TRICHOMONACIDES, AMEBICIDES. the following:
Chloromethyl isopropylphcnol
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Diiodohydroxyquin
Glycobiarsol
lodochlorhydroxyquin
Phanquone
18. URINARY ANTI-INFECTIVnS/ANALGESICS, the following:
Ethoxazcnc hydrochloride
Phcnazopyridine hydrochloride
Mctlicnamine and its salts
19. VASODILATORS, the following:
Azapctinc phosphate
Cyclandelate
Dipyridamole
Erythrol tetranitratc
Isosorbide dinitratc
Isoxsuprine and its salts
Nicotinyl alcohol tartrate
Nylidrin and its salts
Pentacrythritol tetranitratc
Tolazoline and its salts
20. MISCELLANEOUS DRUGS, the following:
Benzyl bcnzoate
Crotamiton
Fluorides, in preparations containing 1 mgm. or less of fluoride ion per stated daily dose,
including mouthwashes but excepting dentifrices containing fluorides
Gamma benzene hcxachloride
Isobornyl thiocyanoacctate
Narcotinc (Noscapinc) or preparations thereof, containing
30 mg. or less per stated dose
Nitroglycerin in tablet form
Para-nminosalicyl J c acid and its salts
I'otassium salts containing more than 5 niliq. of potas.sium
per tablet, capsule or 5 ml. of liquid dosage form
Quinacrine hydrncliloridc
Quinidinc and its salts
Quinine and its salts, in preparations greater than 1 mgm. per stated dose
Thiocyanatcs or any salt thereof
Trimcthobenzamidc and its salts
Xanthinol Niacinate
O. Reg. 579/75, Sched. C; O. Reg. 647/76, s. 10; O. Reg. 632/77, s. 2; O. Reg. 557/78, s. 4.
172 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
SCHEDULE D
Part I
ITEM SUBSTANCE
1. Acid Acetic, 33% or stronger
2. Acid Chromic or its salts
3. Acid Hydrochloric, except commercial
4. Acid Nitric
5. Acid Oxalic
6. Acid Phosphoric, 10% w/w or stronger
7. Acid Picric (Trinitrophenol)
8. Acid Sulplmric, except commercial
9. Aconite or alkaloids or preparations thereof, except as
provided in Part II of this Schedule
10. Alkaloids: all poisonous alkaloids, including vegetable alkaloids not specifically mentioned
elsewhere in these Schedules, or their salts, or all poisonous derivatives thereof,
when in doses exceeding those recognized as safe medication.
11. Amyl Nitrite ,
12. Antimony or preparations thereof,
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
13. Arsenic or its salts or organic compounds or preparations thereof,
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
14. Atropine or its salts or preparations thereof,
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
15. Barium salts, water soluble, including chloride and sulphide
16. Belladonna or compounds or preparations thereof, except as provided in Part II
of this Schedule or Part II of Schedule B
17. Cantharidcs or its derivatives or preparations thereof
18. Carbon Di sulphide
19. Cedar Oil from leaf or wood, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule or Part II
of Schedule B
20. Chcnopodium, the oil, or preparations thereof
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21. Chloroform, except as a preservative, and except as provided in
Part II of this Schedule
22. Conium or preparations thereof
23. Cottonroot, the oil, or derivatives or preparations thereof
24. Copper salts or compounds or preparations tlicreof ,
except as provided in Part 11 of this Schedule
25. Cresol (Cresylic Acid) or homologucs or preparations thereof,
when 5% Cresol or stronger.
26. Croton Oil, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
27. Cyanides, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
28. Ethyl ether, except commercial and except as provided in Part II of Schedule B
29. Ethyl Chloride
30. Fluorides, in bulk or in preparations containing more than 1 mg.
fluoride ion per stated total daily dose,
except dentifrices containing fluorides
31 . Glycosides : all poisonous glycosides, including vegetable glycosides not specifically mentioned
elsewhere in these Schedules, or their salts, or all poisonous derivatives thereof,
when in doses exceeding those recognized as safe medication
32. Henna Berries
33. Hydrocyanic (Prussic) Acid
34. Hyoscyamus or compounds or preparations thereof, except as provided in Part II
of this Schedule or Part II of Schedule B
35. Hyoscine (Scopolamine) or its salts, derivatives or preparations thereof,
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
36. Iodine or preparations thereof,
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
37. Lead salts or preparations thereof
38. Lithium or its salts, except as provided in Schedule F
39. Lobelia or alkaloids or preparations thereof, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
or Part II of Schedule B
40. Mercurial salts, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
174 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
41. Mercury or oxides thereof, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
42. Mercury Aiiunoniated
43. Nitrobenzene (when labelled as such or as NITROBONZOL or as OIL of
MIRBAME, and when the label bears the name of the pharmacy in
which the sale is made and the following wording: "POISON - This
chemical is POISONOUS when taken internally, inlialed or in
contact with the skin. HANDLE WITH CARE and avoid skin contact
and inhalation of vapours."), except as provided in Schedule B
44^ Nux Vomica or preparations thereof,
except as provided in Part II of this Scliedule
45. Oil of Bitter Almonds, unless deprived of Hydrocyanic (Prussic) Acid
46. Oil of Wintergreen or Methyl Salicylate, except when in internal preparations solely
as a flavouring agent or in aerosol preparations as a fragrance or in external
preparations as provided in Part II of Schedule B
47. Pennyroyal, the oil, or derivatives or preparations thereof
48. Phenol (carbolic acid), except as provided in Part II of this Schedule or Part II of
Schedule B
49. Phosphorus, in the free state
50. Picrotoxin
51. Podophyllum Resin
52. Potassium Antimony It art rate (Tartar Emetic),
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
■- 1
53. Potassium Bichromate
54. Potassium Chlorate, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
55. Potassium Hydroxide, except in commercial preparations
56. Potassium Nitrite
57. Potassium Permanganate or preparations thereof
58. Rue, the oil, or derivatives or preparations thereof
59. Sabadilla or preparations thereof
60. Santonin, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
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61. Savin, the oil, or derivatives or preparations thereof
62. Selenium or its salts or preparations thereof, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
63. Sodium Antimonyltartrate, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
64. Sodium Oiloratc, except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
55^ Sodium Hydroxide, ccept in commercial preparations
66. Sodium Nitrite
67. Strophanthus or preparations thereof
68. Strychnine or its salts or preparations thereof,
except as provided in Part II of this Schedule
69. Tansy, the oil, or derivatives or preparations thereof
70. Yohimbine
Part n
ITEM SUBSTANCE
71. Acetanilide, except when not more than 65 mg. per stated dose
72. Acid Phosphoric, less than 10% w/w
73. Aconite or alkaloids or preparations thereof, ia external preparations
containing less than 0.2% aconitine
74. Antimony or its salts, when combined with other medicinal ingredients in
recognized therapeutic dosage forms and when in doses not exceeding
those recognized as safe medication
75. Arsenic or its salts or organic compounds, when combined with other
medicinal ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage forms and
*^en in doses not exceeding those recognized as safe medication
76. Atropine or its salts, in internal preparations containing not more than
0.13 rag. per stated dose or in other preparations containing not
more than 0.1% by weight
77. Belladonna or compounds or preparations thereof, when combined with other
medicinal ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage forms, including plasters,
and when in doses not exceeding those recognized as safe medication, except as
provided in Part II of Schedule B
176 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg, 451
78. Bromides or their salts or compounds or derivatives thereof
79. Cedar Oil from leaf or wood, for external use, when combined with other
medicinal ingredients and when in strengths not exceeding those recognized
as safe medication, except as provided in Part II of Schedule B
80. Chloroform, when in internal preparations as a therapeutic ingredient
and not as a preservative
81. Colchicum or Colchicine
82. Copper salts or compounds, when combined with
other medicinal ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage forms
and when in doses not exceeding those recognized as safe medication
or when combined in preparations used as diagnostic aids, except in trace amounts
and cis provided for in Schedule B
83. Creosote or preparations thereof, except as provided in Part II of Schedule B
84. Croton Oil, for external use when combined with other medicinal
ingredients and wlien in strengths not exceeding those recognized
as safe medication
85. Cyanides, the complex salts thereof, when combined with other medicinal
ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage forms and when in
doses not exceeding those recognized as safe medication
86. Ephedrine or its salts, except when in inhalant form or in internal
preparations containing not more than 11 mg. per stated dose
87. Guaiacol, except when in internal preparations as a therapeutic ingredient
88« Homatropinc or its salts or preparations thereof
89. Hyoscyamus or compounds or preparations thereof, when combined with
other medicinal ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage forms and when in
doses not exceeding those recognized as safe medication, except hyoscyamine
and its salts as provided in Part II of Schedule B
90. Hyoscine (Scopolamine) or its salts or derivatives in internal
preparations containing not more than 0.325 mg. per stated dose or
in inhalant preparations containing not more than 0.05% by weight
91. Iodides, their salts or compounds, except in trace amounts
92. Iodine, in strengths less than 10% when in solution or when combined
with other medicinal ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage
forms, except as provided in Schedule B
93. Iodoform
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94. Isopropyl Alcohol and rubbing compounds thereof
95. Lobelia or alkaloids or preparations thereof when combined with other
medicinal ingredients and when in strengths not exceeding those recognized
as safe medication, except as provided in Part II of Schedule B
96. Mercurous Chloride (Calomel)
97. Mcrcur)' with Chalk
98. Ntercury (Blue) Ointment
99. Nux Vomica or preparations thereof, when combined with other medicinal
ingredients in recognized therapeutic dosage fonns and when in
doses not exceeding those recognized as safe medication
100. Phenol (carbolic acid) in preparations containing less than 5% except as provided
in Part II of Schedule B
101. Potassium Antimonyltartrate (Tartar Emetic), when in internal
preparations as a therapeutic ingredient containing not more than
3.3 mg. per stated dose
102. Potassium Chlorate, in tablet or lozenge form not exceeding 325 mg.
per stated dose or in liquid form not exceeding 2.5%
103. Rubbing Alcohol Compound
104. Santonin, when in internal preparations as a therapeutic ingredient
containing not more than 65 mg. per stated dose
105. Selenium or its salts, when in external preparations containing not more
than 2.5% of selenium
106. Silver salts or preparations thereof
107. Sodium Antimonyltartrate, when in internal preparations as a
therapeutic ingredient containing not more than 3.3 mg. per stated
dose
108. Sodium Chlorate, in tablet or lozenge form not exceeding 325 mg. per
stated dose or in liquid form not exceeding 2.5%
109. Stavesacre
110. Strychnine or its salts, when combined with other medicinal ingredients
in recognized therapeutic dosage forms and when in doses not
exceeding those recognized as safe medication
111. Zinc salts, except in trace amounts and except as provided in Part II of Schedule B
O. Reg. 579/75. Sched. D; O. Reg. 647/76. s. 11 ; O. Reg. 557/78. s. 5.
178 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
SCHEDULE E
ITEM SUBSTANCE
1, Adrenocorticotrophic hormone (ACTH) and its derivatives
2, Anesthetics, for ophthalmic or parenteral use, the following:
Benzocai and its salts
Butacaine and its salts
Cinchocaine (Dibucaine) and its salts
Cyclomethycaine and its salts
Dimethisoquin and its salts
Diperodon and its salts
Lidocaine (Lignocaine) and its salts
Procaine and its salts
Piperocaine and its salts
Pramoxine and its salts
Proparacaine and its salts
Tetracaine and its salts
Tropicamide and its salts
3, Posterior pituitary extracts
4, Anticholinergics, Antispasmodics, Muscle Relaxants, for parenteral use,
the following:
Adiphenine and its salts
AlVerine and its salts
Aminopentamide and its salts
Aminopromazine and its salts
Anisotropine methylbromide
Clidinium bromide
Dicyclomine and its salts
Glycopyrrolate and its salts
Hexocyclium methylsulphate
Homatropine methylbromide
Isomctheptcne and its salts
Isopropamidc or its salts or preparations thereof
Mepenzolate and its salts
Mephcnesin and its salts
Methantheline and its salts
Methixene and its salts
Methocarbamol
Methscopolamine and its salts
Oxyphencyclimine and its salts
Oxyphenonium and its salts
Penthienate and its salts . , r, ,
Pipenzolatc and its salts
PipcrJdol.ito find its salts ^ , ;
I'ropaiillicl j nc and its suits
Tridihcxcthyl chloride
5, Carbimazclc
6, Dcanol
7, niaminodiphcnylsulfonc or its analogues or derivatives
8, Digitalis, its glycosides or derivatives or preparations thereof
Reg. 451 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 179
9. lipincphrinc and its salts
10. Isopropainidc or its salts or preparations thereof, containing more
than 2.5 mg. jxir stated dose
11. Mcta-x-lonc
12. Methimazolc
13. Methoxsalcn
14. Narcoti nc (Noscapine) or preparations thereof, containing more than
30 mg. per stated dose
15. Papavarine
16. Paromomycin
17. Pipamazino
18. Ristocetin
19. Sparteine sulphate
20. Str.imoniura
21. Sympathomimetics and Vasoconstrictors for parenteral use,
the following:
Angiotensin amide
Ephcdrinc and its salts
Metaraminol bitartrate
Phenylephrine and its salts
Phenylpropanolamine and its salts
Pseudoephedrine and its salts
O. Reg. 579/75, Sched. E; O. Reg. 647/76. s. 12.
180 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
SCHEDULE F
Part I ' *' '
ITEM SUBSTANCE
1. Ami tripty line and its salts
2. Antibiotics, the following and their
salts and derivatives:
ampicillin
benzathine penicillin
carbenicillin
ch loramphcni cal
cloxacillin
dicloxacillin
gentamycin
hetacillin
methiciliin
nafcillin
oxacillin
Rifampin
3. Bemegride
4. Bromal and the following derivatives:
bromal hydrate
brometone
bromoform
5. Carbamazepine
6. Carbromal and the following derivatives:
acetylcarbromal
allylisopropylacetylurea
bromisoval
diethylbromacetamide
7. Carisoprodol
8. Chloral and the following derivatives:
alpha- chloral ose
butyl chloral hydrate
ch 1 oral f ormamide
chloral hydrate
chloralimide
^' Chlorazepic Acid and its salts
10* Chkrdiazepoxidc and its salts
11 • Chlorphcntermine and its salts
12. Clomipramine and its salts
Reg. 451 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 181
13. Desipramine and its salts
14. Diazepam and its salts
15. Diethylpropion and its salts
16. Diethyl St ilbestrol and its salts and derivatives
17. Dimethyl Sulphoxide
18. Diphenidol
19. Doxcpin and its salts
20. Droporidol and its salts
21. Ethchlorvynol
22. I^thinamate
23. nthyl Trichlorainatc
24. Htrypt amine and its salts
25. Fenfluramine and its salts
26. Flurazcpam and its salts
27. Glutethimide
28. Hcxachlorophene and its salts
29. Hexacy donate sodium
30. Imipramine and its salts
31» Iproniazid and its salts
32. Isocarboxazid and its salts
33. Ketamine and its salts
34. Magnesium glutamate hydrobromide
35. Mazindol and its salts
36. Mefenamic acid
37. Mephent ermine and its salts
38. Mescaline and its salts
39. Metaldchyde
40. Methylparafynol
41. Methylphenidate and its salts
42. Methyprylon
43. Naloxone and its salts
44. Nialamide and its salts
45. Nortriptyline and its salts
46. Oxazepam and its salts
47. Paraldehyde
48. Pemoline and its salts
182 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
49. Phacetopheranc and its salts
50. Phenelzine and its salts
51. Pheniprazine and its salts
52. Phentermine and its salts '
53. Pimozide and its salts \
54. Pipradrol and its salts
55. Prodilidine and its salts
56. Propoxyphene and its salts
57. Protriptyline and its salts
58. Sulphonal and alkyl sulphonals
59. Trimethoprim and its salts
60. Trimipramine and its salts
Part II
ITEM SUBSTANCE
61. Aconiazid and its salts
62. Adrenocortical hormones and their salts
and derivatives
63. Allopurinol
64. Amantadine and its salts
65. Aminocaproic acid '^' "
66. Aminoglutethimide
67. 4-amino-N-methylpteroyl glutamic acid
and its salts
68. Aminopterin and its salts
69. 4-amino-ptcroyl aspartic acid and its salts
70. Aniinopyrine and its derivatives
71. Antibiotics, the following and their salts
and derivatives;
Actinomycin D
Amphotericin B
Bleomycin and its salts
Candicidjn
Capreomycin
Carbomycin
Cephalosporine
Cycloserine
Dihydrostreptomycin
Erythromycin
Echothiophate
Framycetin
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Griseofulvin
Kanamycin
L-Asparginase
Lincomycin
Neomycin
Novobiocin
Oleandomycin
Penicillins (except ampicillin,
benzathine penicillin, carbenicillin,
cloxacillin, dicloxacillin, hetacil-
lin, methicillin, nafcillin, and ox-
acillin, their salts and derivatives
Polymyxin B (except for topical use or
for local action in the oral cavity
or nasal passages)
Spectinomycin
Spiramycin
Streptomycin
Tetracycline
Vancomycin
Viomycin
72. Anticoagulants, the following:
Bishydroxycoumarin and its salts and
derivatives
4-hydroxycoumarin and its derivatives
when sold or recommended as anticoagulants
Phenylindancdionc and its derivatives
73. Bendazac and its salts
74. Benzoyl Peroxide
75. Betahistine and its salts
76. Bethanidine and its salts
77. Bretylium tosylate
78. Busulfan
79. Calcium Carbimide
80. Carmustine
81. Chlorambucil and its salts and
derivatives
82. Chlorcyclizine (except in preparations
for external use only)
83. Chlorisondamine and its salts
84. Chlormczanone
85. Chloroquine and its salts
86. Chlorothiazide and its salts and
derivatives
184 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
87. Chlorprothixene and its salts
88. Cinchophen and its salts
89. Clofibrate
90. Clomiphene and its salts
91. Clonidine and its salts
92. Cromoglycic acid and its salts
93. Cyclizine
94. Cyclophosphamide
95. Cytarabine and its salts -j
96. Dantrolene and its salts
97. Daunorubicine and its salts
98. Debrisoquin and its salts
99. Diazoxide and its salts
100. Deferoxamine and its salts
101. Diiodohydroxyquin (except in preparations
for external use only)
102. Dinoprost and its salts
103. Diphenylmethane derivatives, the
following and their salts:
Azacyclonol
Benactyzine
Captodi amine
Hydroxyzine ^
Piperliate
104. 2,4-dinitrophenol and its salts and
derivatives
105. Disulfiram
106. Hctylurca and its salts
107. Emylcamate
108. Ergot alkaloids and their salts
109. Ethacrynic acid and its salts
110. Ethambutol and its salts
111. Ethionamide and its salts
112. Ethomoxanc and its salts
113. Fluorouracil and its derivatives
114. Furosemide
115. Glyburide and its salts and derivatives
116. Guanethidine and its salts
117. Haloperidol '
118. Hexamethonium and its salts
Reg. 451 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 185
119. Ilydantoin derivatives, the following
and their salts:
Diphenylhydantoin (Phcnytoin)
Cthotoin
Methoin (Mcphenytoin)
120. Hydralazine and its salts
121. Hydroxychloroquin and its salts
122. Ibuprofren and its salts
123. Idoxuridine
124. Indomethacin
- 2 e lodochlorhydroxyquin (except in prepara-
tions for external use only)
126. Isoniazid
127. Isoproterenol (Isoprenaline) and its salts
128. Levodopa and its salts
129. Liothyronine
130. Lithium carbonate
131. Me caniyl amine and its salts
132. Mechlorethamine and its salts
133. Meclizine
134. Melphalan
135. Menotropins (Human post -menopausal
urinary gonadotrophins)
136. Mephenoxalonc
137. Meprobamatc
138. 4-Mercaptopurine
139. Metformin and its salts and derivatives
140. Methisazone
141. Methyldopa and its salts
142. Methysergide and its salts and derivatives
143. Metoclopramide and its salts and
derivatives
144. Metolazone and its salts
145. Metronidazole
146. Metyrapone and its salts
147. Miconazole and its salts
148. Mitotane (o,p-DDD)
149. Nalidixic acid
150. Naproxen and its salts
151. Neocinchophen and its salts
152. Nitrofuran derivatives, the following
and their salts:
Furaltadone
Furazolidone
Nitrofurantoin
186 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
153. Oil of Apiol
154. Orciprenaline (Metaproterenol) and its salts
155. ' Oxanamide
156. Oxyphenbutazone and its salts
157. Pancuronium and its salts
158. Paramethadione ' i -a
159. Pargyline and its salts
160. Pentoliniuin tartrate " '
161. Phenacemidc
162. Phcnaglycodol
163. Phenforrain and its salts
164. Phcnothiazinc derivatives, the
following and their salts:
Acepromazine
Bu taper azine '
Carphenazine
Chlorpromazine
Etymemazine
Fluphenazine
Mepazine
Mesoridazine
Methotrimepr azine
Pericyazine
Perphenazine
Phenthoxate
Piperacetazine
Prochlorperazine
Promazine
Thiethylperazine
Tliiopropazate
Thioproperazine
Thioridazine
Trifluoperazine
Triflupromazine
Trimeprazine
165. Phenylbutazone and its salts
166. Pipobroman
167. Pralidoxime and its salts
168. Primidone
Reg. 451 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 187
169. Procainamide and its salts
170. Procarbazine and its salts
171. Propranolol and its salts
172. Prothipendyl Hydrochloride
173. Pyrazinamide
174. Rauwolfia and the following Rauwolfia
alkaloids and their salts:
Deserpidine
Raubasinc
Rescinnamine
Reserpine
175. Salbutamol and its salts
176. Sex hormones (except a) diethylstilbestrol
its salts and derivatives and b)
except cosmetic preparations containing
sex hormones which are demonstrated to
be free from systemic effects) .
177. Succinimide and its salts and
derivatives (except those compounds used
for decontaminating water)
178. Sulfinpyrazone and its salts
179. Sulphonamides and their salts and derivatives
180. Thiabendazole
181. Thiocarlide
182. Thioguanine
183. Thiotcpa
184. Tliiothixene and its salts
185. Thiouracil and its derivatives
186. Thyroid
187. Thyroxin and its salts
188. Tinidazolc
189. Tolbutajnide and its salts and
derivatives
190. Tranylcypromine
^91- Tretamine
192. Triajiitercne and its salts
193. Triiodothyropropionic acid
194. Trimethadione
195. Tybamate
188 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
196. Uracil Mustard and its salts
197. Veratrim album and its alkaloids and
salts of alkaloids
198. Vcratrum viride and its alkaloids and
salts of alkaloids
199. Vinblastine and its salts
200. Vincristine and its salts ■ .
201. Vitamin A, any preparation for internal
or parenteral use in humans containing
or represented as containing more than
10,000 International Units in each oral
dosage form, or if the largest recommended
daily dosage shown on the label thereof,
if consumed, would furnish more than 10 ,000
International Units
202. Vitamin B _ with Intrinsic Factor Concentrate
203. Vitamin D, any preparation for internal
or parenteral use in humans containing or
represented as containing more than 1,000
International Units in each oral dosage
form, or if the largest recommended daily
dosage shown on the label thereof, if
consumed, would furnish more than 1,000
International Units
O. Reg. 579/75, Sched. F; O. Reg. 647/76, s. 13; O. Reg. 557/78, s. 6.
SCHEDULE G
ITEM SUBSTANCE
1. Amphetamine and its salts '
2. Barbituric acid and its salts and derivatives
3. Benzphetamine and its salts
4. Methamphetamine and its salts
5. Methaqualone and its salts
6. Pentazocine and its salts
?• Phendiraetrazine and its salts
8, Phenmetrazine and its salts
O. Reg. 579/75. Sched. G.
Reg. 451
HEALTH DISCIPLINES
189
SCHEDULE N
ITEM
SUBSTANCE
1. Opium Poppy (Papaver somniferiwi) its
preparations, derivatives, alkaloids
and salts, including:
(1) Opium
(2) Codeine (Methylmorphone) , except
when in preparations listed in
Schedule C.
(3
(4
and their preparations, derivatives
and salts, including:
(5) Acetorphine
(6) Acetyldihydrocodeine
(7) Benzylmorphine
(8) Codoxime
(9) Desomorphine (dihydrodeoxymorphine)
(10
(11
(12
(13
(14
(15
(16
(17
(18
(19
(20
(21
(22
(23
(24
(25
(26
(27
(28
(29
Morphine
Thebaine
Diacetylmorphine (heroin)
Dihydro codeine
Dihydromorphine
Ethylmorphine
Etorphinc
Hydrocodone (dihydrocodeinone)
Hydromorphone (dihydromorphinone)
Hydromorphinal (dihydro- 14-hydro-
xymorphine)
Methyldesorphine (A -deoxy-6-
methylmorphine)
Methyldihydromorphine (dihydro-6-
methylmorphine)
Met open (dihy drome thy Imorphinone)
Morphine-N-oxide (morphine-N-oxide)
Myrophine (benzylmorphine myristate)
Nalorphine (N-allylnormorphine)
Nicocodine (6-nicotinylcodeine)
Nicomorphine (dinicotinylmorphine)
Norcodeine
Normorphine
Oxycodone (dihydrohydroxycodeinone)
Oxymorphone (dihydrohydroxymorphinone)
190 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
(30) Pholcodine {P -4-morpholinoethyl-
morphine) , and
(31) Thebacon (acetyldihydrocodeinone)
but not including:
(32) Apoinorphine
(33) Cyprcnorphine
(34) Narcotinc
(35) Papaverine, and
(36) Poppy seed
2. Coca (Erythroxyloi2) , its prepara-
tions, derivatives, alkaloids, and
salts, including:
(1) Coca leaves
(2) Cocaine, and
(3) Ecgonine (3-hydroxy-2-tropane
carboxylic acid).
3. Cannabis sativa, its preparations,
derivatives and similar synthetic
preparations, including:
(1) Cannabis resin
(2) Cannabis (marihuana)
(3) Cannabidiol
(4) Cannabinol (3-n- amy 1-6, 6,9-
trimethyl-6-dibcnzopyran- l-ol) ,
(5) Pyrahexyl (3-n-hexyl-6,6 ,9-
trimethyl-7,8,9,10-tetrahydro-
6-dibenzopyran-l-ol) , and
(6) Tetrahydrocannabinol
4. Phenylpiperidines, their prepara-
tions, intermediates, derivatives
and salts, including:
(1) Allyprodine (3-allyl-l-methyl-
4-phenyl-4-piperidylpropionate)
(2) Alphameprodine (a-3-ethyl-l-
methyl-4-phenyl-4-piperidyl
propionate) ,
(3) Alphaprodinc (a-1 ,3-dimethyl-
4-phenyl-4-piperidylpropionate) ,
(4) Anileridine (ethyl l-[2-(p-
aminophenyl) ethyl]-4-phenyl-
piperidine-4-carboxylate) ,
(5) Beta,meprodinep^ -3-ethyl-l-Inethyl-4-
phenyl-4-piper'idyl propionate) ,
Reg. 451 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 191
(6) Betaprodine r/^ -1 ,3-dimet.hyl-4-
phenyl-4-pipcridyl propionate) ,
(7) Benzethidine (etliyl l-(2-benzyl-
oxyethyl)-4phenyl-piperidine-4-
carboxylate) ,
(8) Diphenoxylate (ethyl l-(3-cyano-
3,3-diphenylpropyl)-4-phenyl-
piperidine-4-carboxylate) ,
(9) Etoxeridine (ethyl l-[2-(2-
hydroxyethoxy) ethyl] -4-phenyl-
piperidine-4-carboxylate) ,
(10) Fentanyl (l-phenylcthyl-4-
(pheny Ipropriony 1- amino) -
piperidine) ,
(11) Furethidine (ethyl l-(2-tetra-
hydrof urfuryloxy ethyl- 4-phenyl -
piperidine- 4- carboxy late)
(12) Hydroxypethidine (ethyl 4-
(m-hydroxyphenyl) - l-methyl-4-
phenylpiperidine- 4 -carboxy late) ,
(13) Ketobemidone (1- [4-(In-hydroxyphcnyl)-l-
methyl-4-piperidyl] -1-propanone) ,
(14) Methylphenylisonipecotonitrile
(4 -cyano-1 -me thy 1-4-pheny] piperidine) ,
(15) MorjDheridine (ethyl 1- (2-morpholi-
noethyl)-4-phenylpiperidine-4-carbox-
ylate),
(16) Norpethidine (ethyl 4-phenylpiperidine-
4- carboxy late) ,
(17) Pethidine (ethyl l-methyl-4-phenylpip-
eridine-4-carboxylate) ,
(18) Phencyclidine (l-(l-Phenylcyclohexyl)
piperidine)
(19) Phenoperidine (ethyl 1- (3-hydroxy-3-
phenylpropyl)-4-phenylpiperidine-4-
carboxylate) ,
(20) Piminodine (ethyl 1- [3-phenyl amino)
propyl] -4-phcnylpiperidine-4- carboxy late) ,
(21) Properidine (isopropyl l-methyl-4-
phcnylpiperidine-4-carboxylate) , and
(22) Propiram (N-(l-methyl-2-piperidinoethyl)-
N- 2 -pyridy Ipropionamide)
(23) Trimeperidine (1 ,2-5-trimethyl-4-phenyl-
4-piperidyl propionate) ,
192 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
but not including:
(24) Carbamethidine (ethyl l-(2-carbamylethyl)-
4-phenylpiperidine-4-carboxylate) ,
(25) Oxpheneridinc (ethyl 1- (2-hydroxy-2-
phenylethyl-4-phenylpiperidine-4-carboxylate) .
5. Phenazepines, their preparations,
derivatives and salts including:
(1) Proheptazine (hexahydro-1,3-
dimethyl-4-phenyl-4-azepinyl
propionate) ,
but not including:
(2) Ethoheptazine (ethyl hexahydro-1
inethyl-4-phenyl-azepine-4-
carboxylate) ,
(3) Metethoheptazine (ethyl hexahydro-
1 ,3-dimethyl-4-phenylazepine-4-
carboxylate) , and
(4) Metheptazine (ethyl hexahydro-1,2-
dimethyl-4-phenylazepine-4-
carboxylate) .
6. Amidones, their preparations, intermediates,
derivatives and salts including:
(1) Dimethylaminodiphenylbutanonitrile
(4-cyano-2-dimethylainino-4,4-diphenyl
butane) ,
(2) Dipipanone (4,4-diphenyl-6-piperidino-
3-heptanonc) ,
(3) Isomethadone (6-dimethylamino-5-methyl-
4,4-diphenyl-3-hexanone) ,
(4) Methadone (6-dimethylaniino-4,4-diphenyl-
3-heptanone) ,
(5) Normethadone (6-dimethylajnino-4,4-
diphenyl-3-hexanone) , and
(6) Phenadoxone (6-morpholino-4,4-diphenyl-
3-heptanone) .
7. Methadols, their preparations, derivatives
and salts, including:
(1) Acetylmethadol (6-dimethylajnino-4,
4-diphenyl-3-heptanyl acetate) ,
(2) Mphacetylmcthadol (a-6-dimethylamino-4,
4-diphenyl-3-heptanyl acetate) ,
Reg. 451 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 193
(3) Alphamcthadol (a-6-dimethylainino-4,4-
diphenyl-3-heptanol) ,
(4) Bctacetylmcthadol ( J-6-dimethylajnino-4,
4-diphenyl-3-heptanyl acetate) ,
(5) Betamcthadol (,^-6-di^lethy]aInino-4,4-
diphenyl-3-hcptanol) ,
(6) Dimephcptanol (6-diinethylaniino-4 ,4-
diphenyl-3-hcptanol) ,and
(7) Noracyincthadol (G-6-ir.ctliylainino-4,4-
diphcnyl-5-heptanyl- acetate) .
8. Phenalkoxams , their preparations,
derivatives and salts, including:
(1) Dimenoxadol (dimethylaminoethyl
1-ethoxy-l , 1-diphenylacetate) ,
(2) Dioxaphetylbutyrate (ethyl 2,2-
diphenyl-4-morpholino butyrate) ,
but not including:
(3) Propoxyphene (4-diincthylajnino-3-
methy 1-1 ,2-diphenyl-2-butyl
propionate) .
9. Thiambutenes, their preparations,
derivatives and salts, including:
(1) Dicthylthiambutene (N,N-diethyl-
1 -methyl -3,3- di- 2- thienylally-
lamine) ,
(2) Dimethylthiambutene (N,N,1-
trimethyl-3,3-di-2-thienylally-
1 amine), and
(3) Ethylmethylthiambutene (N-ethyl-
N,l-dimethyl-3,3-di-2-thienylally-
lamine) .
10. Moramides, their preparations, inter-
mediates, derivatives and salts,
including:
(1) Dextromoramide (cZ-l-(3-methyl-4-
morpho 1 ino- 2 , 2- diph eny Ibutyry 1 )
pyrrolidine) ,
(2) Diphenylmorpholinoisovaleric acid
(2-methyl-3-morpholino-l,l-diph-
enylpropionic acid).
194 HEALTH DISCIPLINES Reg. 451
(3) Levomoramide (Z-1- (3-methyl-4-
morpholino-2,2-di-phenylbutyryl)
pyrrolidine ), and
(4) Raccmoramide (d^ Z-1- (3-methyl-4-
morpholino-2,2-diphenylbutyryl)
pyrrolidine) .
11. Morphinans, their preparations
derivatives and salts, including:
(1) Levomethorphan (Z-1 ,2,3,9,10,10a-
hexahydro-6-mcthoxy-ll-methyl-
41i-10 ,4a-iniinoethanophenanthrene) ,
(2) Lcvorphanol (^-1,2,3,9, 10, 10a-
hexahydro-11-methy 1-4H- 10,4a-
iiiiinoothanophcnanthren-6-ol) ,
(3) Lcvophenacylnior[-)han (Z- 1-2, 3, 9,
10,10a-hcxahydro-l l-phenacyl-4H-
10 ,4a-iminocthanophcnanthren-6-ol) ,
(4) Norlevorphanol (Z-1 ,2,3,9,10,
10a-hexahydro-4II-10,4a-iniinoeth- '-^'^^ '
anophcnanthren-6-ol) ,
(5) Phenomorphan (a^ ^-1 .2,3,9,10,
lOa-hcxahydro- 1 l-phenethyl-4H-10,
4a-iininocthanophenanthren-6-ol) ,
(6) Racemcthorphan (c?^ Z-l,2,3,9,10,10a-
hexahydro-6-rllcthoxy-ll-methyl-4H-
10,4a-ilninocthanophenanthrene) , and
(7) Racemorphan (d^Z-l,2,3,9,10,10a-
hexahydro- 11 -methyl- 4H- 10,4a-
iminoethanophenanthren-6-ol) ,
but not including:
(8) Dextromethorphan (d- 1,2, 3, 9, 10, 10a-
hexahydro-6-mcthoxy-ll-methyl-4H-
10 ,4a-iminocthanophenanthrene) ,
(9) Dextrorphan (<i,l ,2,3,9,10,10a-
hexahydro- 1 1 -me thy 1- 4H- 1 0 , 4a-
iminoethanophenanthren-6-ol) ,
(10) Levallorphan (7.-ll-allyl-l,2,3,
9 , 10 , lOa-hcxanhydro-411- 10 , 4a-
iminocthanophenanthrcn-6-ol) ,
and
(11) Levargorphan (Z-ll-propargyl-1,2,
3 ,9 , 10, 10a-hexahydro-4H- 10 , 4a-
iminoethanophenanthren-6-ol) .
Reg. 451 HEALTH DISCIPLINES 195
12. Bcnzazccinos, their preparations,
derivatives and salts, including:
(1) Phenazocine (1 ,2,3,4,5,6-hcxa-
hydro-6,ll-diInethyl -3-phenethyl-
2,6-methano-3-benzazocin-8-ol) , and
(2) Metazocine (1 ,2,3,4,5,6-hexahyd^o-
3 ,6 , 1 1-trimcthy 1-2 , 6-inethano-3-
benzazocin-8-ol) ,
but not including:
(3) Pentazocine ( 1,2, 3,4,5, 6-hexahydro-
6, ll-diinethyl-3- (3-methyl-2-butenyl)
2,6-incthano-3-benzazocin-8-ol) , and
(4) Cyclazocine (1,2,3,4,5,6-hexahydro-
6,ll-dimethyl-5-(cyclopropylmethyl)-
2,6-methano-3-benzazocin-8-ol) .
13. Ampromides , their preparations, derivatives
and salts, including:
(1) Diampromide (N- [2-(methylphenethyl-
amino)-propyl]-propionanilide) ,
(2) Phcnampromidc (N- [2-(l-mcthyl-2-
piperidyl)-ethyl j -propionanilide.
14. Benziniidazoles, their preparations,
derivatives and salts, including:
(1) Clonitazenc (2-(p-chlorobenzyl)-
l-dicthylojiunoethyl-S-nitrobenzim-
idazolc) ,
(2) Etonitazcne (2-(p-ethoxybcnzyl)-
1-dicthylami nocthy 1-5-nitro-
benziinidazolc) .
O. Reg. 579/75. Sched. N.
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HEALTH INSURANCE
197
REGULATION 452
under the Health Insurance Act
GENERAL
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "benefit period" means the period of time
during which an insured person is entitled
to insured services ;
(6) "child" includes an adopted child, de jure
or de facto, a step-child and an illegitimate
child;
(c) "dependant" means a resident who is,
(i) the spouse of an insured person, or
(ii) a child of an insured person who is
dependent for support upon the in-
sured person or upon the spouse of
the insured person and who is,
(A) under the age of twenty-one
years and unmarried, or
(B) twenty-one years of age or
over, mentally or physically
infirm and dependent for
support upon the insured
person or upon the spouse of
the insured person, before
his twenty-first birthday, but
does not include the spouse of
any such child;
(d) "employer" in relation to any employee,
means the person from whom the employee
receives his salary, wages or pay and
allowances ;
(e) "hospital" means any hospital that is desig-
nated under this Regulation to participate
in the Plan ;
(/) "in-patient" means a person admitted to
and assigned a bed in a hospital in-patient
area by the order of a legally qualified
medical practitioner;
[g) "insurable status" means the status by
which a premium rate is determined for an
insured person ;
(A ) "nursing home" means a nursing home oper-
ated or maintained under the authority of a
licence issued under the Nursing Homes Act;
(t) "out-patient" means a person who receives
out-patient services and is not admitted to an
in-patient area;
(j) "prescribed form" means the form pre-
scribed by the General Manager for the
purpose;
(k) "recipient of pubUc assistance" means,
(i) a person who receives benefits under,
(A) the General Welfare Assistance
Act,
(B) the Vocational Rehabilitation
Services Act,
(C) the Family Benefits Act, or
(ii) a child who is made a ward of a
children's aid society or of the Crown
under the Child Welfare Act, or a
child who is in the care and custody
of a children's aid society but is not
a ward of the society ;
(/) "standard ward accommodation" means,
(i) a bed in a hospital area designated by
the hospital in accordance with
Regulation 661 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1980 under the
Ministry of Health Act as a standard
ward, or
(ii) accommodation within the area classed
and maintained as a standard ward
accommodation in a nursing home as
prescribed in section 5 of Regulation
690 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 under the Nursing
Homes Act. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 1;
O. Reg. 889/74, s. 1.
MANDATORY GROUPS
2. For the purposes of section 16 of the Act, a per-
son shall be deemed to be an employee if he is,
(a) a person who regularly performs services
under a contract, written or oral, of hiring
and service or apprenticeship, and includes
a director or other officer of a corporation,
but does not include a director who quali-
fies for directorship by holding only one
qualifying share in trust for some principal ;
198
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Reg. 452
(b) a person who is paid wages, salary or pay
and allowances out of the Consolidated
Revenue Fund (Canada), or by Her Majesty
in right of Canada or an agent of Her
Majesty ; or
(c) a person who is paid wages, salary or pay
and allowances out of the Consolidated
Revenue Fund (Ontario), or by Her Majesty
in right of Ontario or an agent of Her
Majesty,
but not if he is an independent contractor. O. Reg.
220/74, s. 2.
3. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), every employee in
a mandatory group shall be a member thereof.
O. Reg. 220/74, s. 3, part.
(2) A person who,
(a) is married and entitled to insured services as a
spouse of an insured person;
(b) is sixty-five years of age or over and is
entitled under section 14 of the Act to
insured services without payment of pre-
miums;
(c) is married and entitled to insured services
as a spouse of an insured person sixty-five
years of age or over who is entitled under
section 14 of the Act to insured services
without the payment of premiums;
(d) is under the age of twenty-one, receives from
employment an income of less than $70 per
week and works fewer than twenty-four
hours a week;
(e) is employed for a temporary period of
employment where the date of the termina-
tion of the period of employment is deter-
mined at the commencement of the employ-
ment and is shown on the records of the
employer to be a date that will fall before
the first day of the third month following
the date of employment ;
(/) proves to the satisfaction of the employer
that he is a student registered in a uni-
versity or other institution of learning and
that he is an insured person, and who
indicates his intention to return as a
student to the university or institution
at the end of the period during which he
is employed;
(g) is also a member of a mandatory group
other than the mandatory group from
which he seeks exemption and is having
premiums paid on his behalf as a member
of the other mandatory group;
(h) is an insured person because he is a member
of a collector's group; , ,,,
(i) has been provided total premium Eissist-
ance, partial premium assistance or tem-
porary premium assistance; or
(j) is not a resident,
shall be counted as an employee for the purpose
of determining whether a group qualifies as a
mandatory group under section 16 of the Act, but
that person is not a member of the mandatory
group and the employer is not required to remit
to the General Manager a monthly report or monthly
premium payment for or on behalf of the person.
O. Reg. 220/74, s. 3, part; O. Reg. 287/75, s. 1; O. Reg.
684/80, s. 1.
4. — (1) Each employee mentioned in subsec-
tion 3 (2) shall complete a request for exemption in the
prescribed form, in duplicate, and the employer shall
forward one copy to the General Manager and shall
retain the other copy for the duration of the employee's
employment.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection 3 (2), if a person to
whom clause 3 (2) (d) or (e) applies, requests his
employer to include his name on report forms and
remit premiums on his behalf, the employer shall do
so. O. Reg. 220/74, s. 4.
(3) An employer is not required to but may
count a person as an employee, for the purpose of
this section, or to include an employee's name on
report forms and remit premiums on his behalf until
he has been in the employment more than fourteen
days. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 5 (3).
5. — (1) When the total number of employees of
an employer of a mandatory group becomes fewer
than six, the employer may apply to the General
Manager for an order terminating the mandatory
group, but until such order is made the employer
shall continue to remit the monthly reports and the
monthly premium payments for the mandatory
group. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 6 (1).
(2) Upon an application under subsection (1), the
General Manager may make an order terminating a
mandatory group. O. Reg. 220/74, s. 5 (1).
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the General
Manager may make an order terminating a manda-
tory group where the employer is not in compliance
with the Act or this Regulation. O. Reg. 220/74,
s. 5 (2).
6. — (1) Where a mandatory group is created, the
employer shall complete and submit to the General
Manager the group application form on or before the
last day of the month in which the group is created.
(2) The employer of each mandatory group shall
complete and submit to the General Manager each
month a group remittance summary and a group
reconciliation in the prescribed form. O. Reg.
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7. — (1) Ever>- member of a mandatory group
shall notify his employer of any change in his
insurable status within thirty days after the change.
(2) The employer shall show the changes of which
he has received notice under subsection (1) in the
group remittance summary and group reconciliation
form to be processed with the next payroll after his
receipt of the notice. O. Reg. 323 /72, s. 8.
8. — (1) Each month the employer of each manda-
tory group shall, concurrently with the filing of the
returns required by subsection 6 (2), remit to the Gen-
eral Manager an amount equal to the total monthly-
premiums for all members of his mandator>' group.
(2) The pa\Tnent of a premium under subsection (1)
entitles the member for whom it is paid to a benefit
period for the month that is the third month after the
month in which the premium is due. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 9.
NEW EMPLOYEE
9. When an employer of a mandatorv- group
hires a new employee, he shsdl determine whether
the employee,
(a) qualifies as a member of the mandatory
group; and
(b) is an insured person. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 10.
10. — (1) When a new employee becomes a member
of a mandatory group and is an insured p>erson, the
employee shall deliver to the employer his most
recent certificate of payment or receipt for pay-
direct payment.
(2) Where a new employee is an insured person, the
employer shall,
(a) ascertain the health insurance number of
the employee ;
(b) determine the benefit period for which the
employee is paid up ;
(c) submit to the General Manager the certi-
ficate of payment or receipt for pay-direct
payment delivered by the employee under
subsection (1);
{d) enter the name of the new employee and the
details of his insurable status on the group
reconciliation form and the group remit-
tance summary form ; and
(e) remit to the General Manager, with the
group remittance summary and group
reconciliation forms to be processed with
the next payroll, a premium for or on behalf
of the new employee sufficient to make his
benefit period coincide with the benefit
period of the mandatory group. O. Reg.
323/72, s. 11.
11. Where a new employee is a resident but not an
insured person, the employer shall,
(a) enter the name of the new employee and
the details of his insurable status on the
group reconciliation and group remittance
summary forms to be processed with the
payroll next following the date on which
the employee was hired by the employer;
and
(6) with his next monthly payment, remit the
prescribed premium on behalf of the new
employee sufficient to provide the employee
with a benefit period effective from the first
day of the third month next following that
in which the employee was hired. O. Reg.
323/72. s. 12.
12. Upon application made by a representative
of a country other than Canada, the General
Manager may approve as a mandatory group any
group of residents employed by that country in a
permanent office in Ontario officially maintained by
the said country. O. Reg. 323 /72, s. 13.
13. — (1) Failure by an employer to remit a
premium on behalf of a member of a mandatory
group does not disentitle the member to receive
insured services for a benefit period in resp)ect of
which the premium withheld is payable, not ex-
ceeding one month.
(2) Where an employer becomes a bankrupt as
defined in the Bankruptcy Act (Canada), an em-
ployee of the employer is entitled to a benefit period
equal to the benefit f)eriod to which he would have
been entitled if the premiums held by the employer
for the Treasurer of Ontario on behalf of the em-
ployee under section 18 of the Act had been paid over
to the Treasurer of Ontario. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 14.
REFUNDS
14. Where an insured person becomes a member
of a mandatory group, the insured person is, on
application to the General Manager entitled to the
refund of an amount equal to any premium paid in
respect of that part of his benefit period in excess
of the benefit period of the mandatory group.
O. Reg. 323/72, s. 15.
15. — (1) Upon application therefor in the pre-
scribed form and with the approval of the General
Manager, the employer shall refund to a member of
a mandatory group any amount that is deducted from
the salary or wages of the member and remitted to
the General Manager that is not required to be paid
under this Regulation.
(2) Upon application therefor in the prescribed
form, the General Manager may refund to an
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employer any amount that is paid by the employer
as a premium on behalf of any member of the group
that is not required to be paid under this Regulation.
(3) An employer may deduct the amount of a refund
under subsection (1) or (2) from the amount remitted to
the General Manager in the month next succeeding
that in which the refund is approved. O. Reg. 323/
72, s. 16.
16. No refund shall be made for a fraction of a
month, but the amount of a refund shall be cal-
culated from and include the first day of the month
next following the occurrence that makes the refund
necessary. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 17.
CERTIFICATE OF PAYMENT
17. — (1) Where a member of a mandatory group
leaves the group or where a mandatory group is
terminated by order of the General Manager, or where
the member is given a leave of absence without pay
for longer than three months, or where the
member's pay is stopped because of an extended
period of illness or for any other reason, the em-
ployer shall forthwith furnish the member, or each
member, as the case may be, with a certificate of
payment in the prescribed form.
(2) Where a member of a mandatory group ceases
work because of a strike or lock-out, as defined in
the Labour Relations Act, the employer shall,
{a) notify the General Manager of the fact
within three days after the first day of the
strike or lock-out ; and
(b) furnish the member with a certificate of
payment in the prescribed form, on or
before the first day of the last month of
the benefit period for the mandatory group.
(3) Where a recipient of a certificate of payment
under subsection (1) or (2) again becomes a member of
the group the provisions of subsection 10 (2) apply with
necessary modifications. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 18.
HEALTH INSURANCE IDENTIFICATION CARD
18. — (1) The General Manager shall issue a health
insurance identification card in the prescribed form
to each insured person other than a dependant of an
insured person.
(2) All health insurance identification cards issued
to insured persons who are members of mandatory
groups shall be delivered by the General Manager to
the employer of the group and shall be distributed
by him to the members named on the identification
cards.
(3) A health insurance identification card is non-
transferable. ...-,..
(4) An insured person shall present his health
insurance identification card upon the request of
the hospital, physician or practitioner from whom
he receives insured services. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 19.
19. An employer shall retain and produce at the
request of any member or former member of his
group a record of the health insurance number
that was assigned by the General Manager to the
member, and the record shall be maintained for a
period of six months from the time the member ceased
to be a member or the group was terminated.
O. Reg. 323/72, s. 20.
collector's group
20. Upon the designation of a collector's group by
the General Manager, sections 6, 7 and 8, sections 10
and 11 and sections 13 to 19 apply with necessary
modifications to the collector and to the designated
members of the collector's group. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 21.
21. — (1) The designation of a collector's group by
the General Manager may be made upon such terms
and conditions as the General Manager considers
proper and may be withdrawn if, in the opinion of
the General Manager, the collector is not giving
proper and efficient service to the members of the
group or is not complying with the Act or this
Regulation.
(2) Where the designation of a collector's group
is withdrawn under subsection (1), the General
Manager may terminate the group upon such terms
and conditions as the General Manager determines.
O. Reg. 323/72, s. 22.
22. Notwithstanding section 13, a member of a
collector's group is not entitled to insured services
for a benefit period in respect of which he has failed
to pay the premium as required by this Regulation.
O. Reg. 323/72, s. 23.
PAY-DIRECT PARTICIPATION
23. — (1) A resident who is not otherwise, an insured
person may become an insured person as a pay-
direct participant by submitting an application in
the prescribed form to the General Manager together
with the prescribed premium for a benefit period of
three months.
(2) A resident making an application under sVbsec-
tion (1), shall be present in Ontario at the time of sub-
mitting the application.
(3) Subject to subsection (4), the payment of the
premium under subsection (1) entitles the applicant
to a benefit period of three months commencing on
the first day of the third month next following that
in which the premium is due and paid, and thereafter
for each three-month period in respect of which
the premium is due and paid.
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(4) A person taking up residence in Ontario directly
from elsewhere in Canada where he was insured under
a government health plan or a hospital insurance
plan, and his dependants, are entitled to a benefit
period commencing on the first day of the third
month next following that in which he takes up
residence in Ontario where he has complied with
subsection (1) at any time prior to the date on
which such benefit period would commence. O. Reg.
323/72, s. 24.
24. If a member of a mandatory group or of a
collector's group ceases to be a member of the group,
or if the group is terminated or its designation as a
group withdrawn by order of the General Manager,
and if the member does not become a member of
another mandatory group or collector's group but
wishes to remain entitled to receive insured services,
he shall make appUcation to become a pay-direct
participant by submitting to the General Manager
his certificate of payment forthwith after ceasing to
be a member of the group. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 25.
25. — (1) Ever>' pay-direct participant shall notif\'
the General Manager of any change in his insurable
status or residence within thirty days of the change
and shall concurrently pay any additional premium
required by reason of the change.
(2) The payment of an additional premium under
subsection (1) entitles an insured person qualified by
the pwtyment to a benefit period commencing on the
first day of the third month after the month in which
the pajrment is due and paid.
(3) Where a pay-direct participant pays more
than he is required to pay under this Regulation and
applies in the prescribed form for a refund of the
excess, the General Manager shall cause the excess
to be refunded, but no refund shall be made in
respect of a fraction of a month. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 26.
CONTINUED COVERAGE
26. — (1) Where a claim is submitted to the Plan
and it is found that the recipient of the insured
service in respect of whom the claim is made is
not an insured person and that the recipient of the
insured service would have been entitled to be an
insured person under section 14 or 15 of the Act,
without payment of a premium upon application
and approval under section 14 or 15 of the Act, as
the case may be, the recipient of the insured service
is entitled to be an insured person without payment
of a premium.
(2) Where a resident who was an insured person
under the Plan pays all the premiums owing under
the Plan, to a maximum of one year of payments,
he shall be deemed to be an insured person for the
purpose of the Plan for the period for which he
pays premiums.
(3) Where one or more claims are submitted to the
Plan by a practitioner, physician or health facility
and it is found that the recipient of the insured
service is not an insured person, only the claim or
claims which lead to the discovery that the recipient
is not an insured person shall be paid. O. Reg.
220/74, s. 6.
PREMIUM ASSISTANCE
27. — (1) Subject to subsection (3), a person who is a
resident and,
(a) has resided in Ontario for at least twelve
consecutive months immediately prior to
making application for premium assist-
ance:
(6) is not a dependant ;
(c) does not receive or qualify to receive
health services under any enactment of
any other jurisdiction ;
{d) has applied for premium assistance on
the prescribed form and supplied all in-
formation indicated by such form ; and
(e) whose taxable income for the calendar
year in which application is made for
premium assistance is estimated by the
General Manager to be,
(i) if the person is a single person,
not more than $2,500, or
(ii) if the person is a person with
dependants, not more than $3,000
as the total taxable income of him
and his dependants.
is a person who qualifies for total premium
assistance, and the General Manager shall provide
health insurance coverage on his behalf, and on
behalf of his dependants without payment of
premium. O. Reg. 342/76, s. 1, part, O. Reg.
448/77, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 168/78, s. 1 (1, 2).
(2) Subject to subsection (3), a person who is a resi-
dent and,
(a) has resided in Ontario for at least twelve
months prior to making application for
premium assistance;
(b) is not a dependant;
(c) does not receive or qualify to receive
health services under any enactment of
any other jurisdiction;
(d) has applied for premium assistance on the
prescribed form and supphed all informa-
tion indicated by such form ; and
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(e) whose taxable income for the calendar
year in which application for premium
assistance is made is estimated by the
General Manager to be,
(i) if the person is a single person, an
amount set out in Column 1 below,
or
(ii) if the person is a person with
dependants, an amount set out in
Column 3 below, as the total taxable
income of him and his dependants,
is -a person who qualifies for partial premium
assistance, and the General Manager shall provide
health insurance coverage on behalf of such person
at the corresponding monthly premium rate set out
in Column 2 or Column 4 below, as the case may
be:
Column 1
Estimated Taxable
Income — ^Single
Person
$2,501 to $3,000
$3,001 to $3,500
$3,501 to $4,000
Column 3
Estimated Total
Taxable Income
■ — Person and
Dependants
Column 2
Monthly Premium Rate —
Single Person
$5.00
$10.00
$15.00
Column 4
Monthly Premium Rate —
Person with Dependants
$3,001 to $4,000 , $10.00
$4,001 to $4,500 $20.00
$4,501 to $5,000 $30.00
O. Reg. 319/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 723/79, s. 1.
(3) No premium assistance shall be provided to a
person with dependants where the person refuses to
apply for health insurance coverage for all his
dependants. O. Reg. 342/76, s. 1, part.
RECIPIENT OF PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
28. — (1) The person responsible for administering
public assistance under any of the Acts set out in
clause 1 ik), shall notify the General Manager
where a resident becomes a recipient of public
assistance and the General Manager shall issue a
health insurance identification card in the name of
the recipient of public assistance without payment
of any premium.
(2) Except for a municipal welfare administrator
under the General Welfare Assistance Act, where a
person has ceased to be a recipient of public assis-
tance, the person responsible for administering the
public assistance shall immediately notify the
General Manager.
(3) Where a person becomes an insured person
because of the payment of a premium within thirty
days after he ceases to be a recipient of public
assistance, his benefit period commences on the
date upon which he ceased to be a recipient of
public assistance.
(4) Where the General Manager, on notification
from a municipal welfare administrator under the
General Welfare Assistance Act, issues a health
insurance identification card under subsection (1), the
benefit period for insured services shall be six months
commencing on the first day of the month in which
such notification is given.
(5) The benefit period in subsection (4) shall be
extended for successive benefit periods of three
months each on notification to the General Manager
by the municipal welfare administrator that the
resident continues to receive benefits under the
General Welfare Assistance Act. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 28.
miscellaneous
29. Where a resident becomes an insured person
because of the payment of a premium within thirty
days after,
(a) he ceases to be,
(i) a member of the Royal Canadian
Mounted Police,
(ii) a member of the regular forces of
the Canadian Armed Forces,
(iii) a dependant because he has attained
the age of twenty-one years,
(iv) a patient in a hospital that is ap-
proved under section 52 of the Act
for the treatment of mental illness, or
(v) an inmate of a penal or correctional
institution ; or
(6) he returns to Ontario,
(i) after serving as a missionary outside
Canada, or
(ii) after studying for not less than one
academic year in an educational
institution outside Canada,
his benefit period commences on the date upon which
he ceases to be such member, dependant, patient or
inmate, or on the dale on which the missionary or
student pays his first premium after his return to or
arrival in Ontario. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 29.
30. Where a Canadian citizen or a person lawfully
admitted to Canada for permanent residence and
who is ordinarily resident in Canada returns to
Canada and takes up residence in Ontario, after
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ceasing to be eligible for coverage under a provincial
health plan or hospital insurance plan in the prov-
ince where he last resided, becomes an insured
person because of the payment of a premium within
thirty days after his arrival in Ontario, his benefit
period commences on the date upon which he pays
his first premium. O. Reg. 220/74, s. 7.
31. Where a Canadian citizen who has not before
established residence in any province in Canada
arrives in Canada and takes up residence in Ontario
and becomes an insured person because of the pay-
ment of a premium within thirty days after his
arrival in Ontario, his benefit period commences on
the date upon which he pays his first premium.
O. Reg. 220/74, s. 8.
32. Where a p)erson who is not a Canadian citizen
becomes the spouse of an insured person who is a
resident of Ontario and establishes residence in
Ontario for the first time and becomes an insured
person because of the payment, within thirty days
after arrival in Ontario, of the additional premium
required for family coverage, the benefit period of
such spouse commences on the date upon which the
additional premium was paid. O. Reg. 220/74, s. 9.
33. Where a resident becomes an insured person
because of the payment of a premium within three
months after he,
(a) arrives as a landed immigrant to Canada
intending to reside in Ontario ; or
(b) enters Canada for treatment and care in
Ontario on the authority of the Minister
of Manpower and Immigration under the
Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada); or
(c) arrives from outside Canada as a foreign
student enrolled in an educational institu-
tion in Ontario for not less than one
academic year and who will be resident
and personally present in Ontario for not
less than such period,
his benefit p)eriod commences on the date upon
which he pays his first premium after his arrival in
Ontario. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 33.
34. A new-born child of an insured person is
entitled to insured services during the three months
following the date of birth without payment of
any premium. O. Reg. 323/72 s. 34.
35. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), where an insured
person ceases to be a resident, his benefit period
extends for the period for which he has paid premiums
in advance but not to exceed three months from the
date of his ceasing to be a resident.
(2) The benefit period of an insured person who has
ceased to be a resident shall not extend so as to
overlap any health plan or hospitalization insurance
plan coverage. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 35.
36. — (1) The premium for a benefit period of one
month is, for a benefit p)eriod commencing on or after
the 1st day of October, 1979.
(a) for a single person, $20;
(6) for a person with one or more dependants,
S40; and
ic) in the case of dependants of a member of the
Royal Canadian Mounted Police or of the reg-
ular forces of the Canadian Armed Forces,
(i) having one dependant of whom the
General Manager is notified, S20, or
(ii) having two or more dependants of
whom the General Manager is
notified, $40. O. Reg. 275/79, s. 1,
part.
(2) No premium is payable by a member of the Roy-
al Canadian Mounted Police or of the regular forces of
the Canadian Armed Forces otherwise than as pro-
vided in clause (1) (c). O. Reg. 275/79, s. 1 {2), part.
(3) No person shall pay or have paid on his behalf
the prescribed premium more than once for the same
benefit period. O. Reg. 168/78, s. 2, part.
(4) A person with one or more dependants is not
eligible for the rate in clause (1) (a) applicable to a
single person. O. Reg. 275/79, s. 1 (2), part.
37. — (1) In this section,
(a) "active treatment hospital" means a hospital
listed in Schedule 1, Part I of Schedule 4 or
Part I of Schedule 5;
(6) "chronic care services" means.
(i) the services designated in section 38,
except those designated in paragraph
4, and
(ii) catheter, colostomy and ileostomy
sets,
that are provided in a chronic care unit;
(c) "chronic care unit" means an area in a
nursing home listed in Schedule 7 that
is approved by the Ministr> of Health for
the provision of chronic care services;
^d) "dependant" means,
(i) a spouse who was cohabiting with the
insured person.
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(A) immediately prior to the
insured person being admitted
to a chronic care unit, or
(B) where the insured person was
transferred to a chronic care
unit from an active treatment
hospital, immediately prior to
the insured person being
admitted to the active treat-
ment hospital, or
(ii) a child who is under eighteen years of
age;
(e) "estimated income" means the average
income of any nature or kind whatsoever of an
insured or of a dependant of an insured person
including,
(i) payments made under any Act of the
Parliament of Canada or by Ontario,
(ii) income from salaries and wages,
(iii) income from an interest in or operation
of a business, less expenses incurred in
earning such gross income, and
(iv) income from investments, less
expenses incurred in earning such
income,
as estimated by the insured person or the
insured person's representative;
(/) "licensee" means the licensee of a nursing
home;
(g) "payment day" means a day on which a per-
son receives chronic care services that is not
part of a payment month;
(h) "payment month" means a calendar month,
in which a person receives chronic care ser-
vices on every day of that month;
(i) "spouse" means,
(i) either of a man and a woman being
married to each other, and
(ii) either of a man and a woman not being
married to each other who have been
cohabiting in a relationship of some
permanence for not less than one year,-
but does not include a person who is receiving
benefits under the Old Age Security Act
(Canada) or the Ontario Guaranteed Annual
Income Act. O. Reg. 889/74, s. 2, pari;
O. Reg. 359/75, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 177/79, s. 1
(1, 2).
(2) A reference in section 38 to a hospital shall, for
the purpose of this section, be deemed a reference
to a chronic care unit.
(3) The chronic care units of the nursing homes
listed in Schedule 7 are prescribed as health
facilities under the Act, and are designated as
health facilities for the purpose of section 63.
(4) Chronic care services provided to an insured
person are prescribed as insured services. O Reg.
889/74, s. 2, part.
(5) It is a condition of payment for insured
services pursuant to this section that,
(a) the General Manager has approved the
provision of chronic care services to the
insured person in the nursing home which
is providing such services;
(b) chronic care services are medically neces-
sary;
(c) the insured person was admitted to the
chronic care unit on the order of a
physician ;
(d) where standard ward accommodation is pro-
vided to the insured person, the licensee of the
nursing home in which the chronic care ser-
vices are provided accepts the payments and
co-payments prescribed by this section as
payment in full for chronic care services pro-
vided: and
(e) where accommodation other than standard
ward accommodation is provided to an
insured person, the licensee of the nursing
home charges for the provision of private
or semi-private accommodation not more
than the charges prescribed by section 5 ot
Regulation 690 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 under the Nursing Homes Act,
for private or semi-private accommodation
respectively. O. Reg. 889/74, s. 2, part;
O. Reg. 177/79, s. 1 (3).
(6) Subject to subsection (8), chronic care services
require a co-payment by or on behalf of an insured
person.
(7) The co-payment referred to in subsection (6)
shall be paid to the licensee of the nursing home in
which the chronic care unit is located. O. Reg.
177/79, s. 1 (4), part.
(8) The amount of the co-payment referred to in
subsection (6) is,
(a) for each payment month that the chronic care
services are received by a person in a category
set out in Column 2 of Table 2 , the amount
prescribed opposite thereto in Column 3 of
Table 2 for the period the chronic care services
are received in Column 1 of Table 2; and
(b) for each payment day that the chronic care
services are received by a person in a category
set out in Column 2 of Table 2 , the amount
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prescribed opposite thereto in Column 4 of
Table 2 for the period the chronic care serv-
ices are received in Column 1 of Table 2.
O. Re?r. 552/79, s. 1 (1).
(9) Subsection (6) does not apply in respect of
chronic care services received,
(o) by a child who is under eighteen years of age;
(6) during the first sixty days after the person is
admitted to a chronic care unit including the
date of admission, less the number of days
that,
(i) chronic care services, or
(ii) in-patient services in a hospital listed
in Schedule 2, Schedule 3, Part II of
Schedule 4 or Part n of Schedule S,
were received by such person during the 365
days immediately prior to the date of admis-
sion;
(c) during the first 180 days after the person is
admitted to a chronic care unit including the
date of admission, where the admitting physi-
cian certifies, within sixty days after the date
of admission, that the person is in a process
of rehabilitation or convalescence, but where
the admitting physician revokes such certifi-
cate prior to the expir>- of the 180 days this
clause shall not apply in respect of any
chronic care services received after such
revocation;
(d) during the next 180 days where the admitting
physician, not having revoked the certificate
mentioned in clause (c), renews the said certifi-
cate prior to the expiry of the first 180 days,
but where the admitting physician revokes the
renewal at any time during the said next 180
days this clause shall not apply in respect of
any chronic care services received after such
revocation;
(e) on the day that the person is discharged from
the chronic care unit, except where the person
is discharged on the last day of a payment
month;
(/) by a person who, on the day before the date of
admission to the chronic care unit, is receiving
benefits under the General Welfare Assis-
tance Act or the Family Benefits Act;
(g) by a person who has no dependants, where
the estimated income of such person does not
exceed $61;
(h) by a person who has one dependant, where
the aggregate estimated incomes of the person
and the person's dependant does not exceed
$1,250.00;
(i) by a person who has two dependants, where
the aggregate estimated incomes of the person
and the person's dependants does not exceed
$1,425.00;
ij) by a person who has three dependants, where
the aggregate estimated incomes of the person
and the person's dependants does not exceed
$1,600.00;
(i) by a person who has four or more dependants,
where the aggregate estimated incomes of the
person and the person's dependants does not
exceed $1,750.00. O. Reg. 177/79, s. 1 (4),
part; O. Reg. 552/79, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 568/80,
s. 1.
(10) Notwithstanding subsection (8), where a person
is provided with a certificate of exemption issued
under section 39 of Regulation 318 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1980 made under the Family Benefits
Act the amount of the co-payment is the amount pre-
scribed by subsection (8) less the amount set out in the
certificate. O. Reg. 177/79, s. 1 (4), part.
(11) The General Manager shall make payment to
the licensee, where the chronic care services were pro-
vided to an insured person during the period set out in
Column 1 of Table 3, in the amount set out opposite
thereto in,
(fl) Column 2 of Table 3, less the amount of any
co-payment that may be prescribed to be
made by the person under this section, for
each pa>Tnent month that the chronic care
services are received by the insured person;
and
(ft) Column 3 of Table 3, less the amount of any
co-pa\Tnent that may be prescribed to be
made by the person under this section, for
each payment day that the chronic care ser-
vices are received by the insured person
except the day that the person is discharged
from the chronic care unit. O. Reg. 347/80,
s. 1.
(12) In addition to the payments under subsection
(11), the General Manager shall pay on behalf of a
person who is receiving insured services under this
section, an amount determined by the General Man-
ager for the cost of drugs provided to an insured person
on the prescription or order of a physician or
dentist. O. Reg. 177/79, s. 1 (7).
(13) In addition to the insured ser\ices prescribed
under this section, physiotherapy services rendered
in or by a chronic care unit are prescribed as insured
services.
(14) The amount payable by the Plan to the
licensee, on behalf of insured persons who are
receiving insured services under this section ior the
insured services prescribed under subsection (13), is
$8.00 for each hour of physiotherapy services provided
to insured persons.
(15) It is a condition for the performance and for
payment for insured services prescribed under subsec-
tion (13) that the physiotherapy services,
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(a) have been ordered by a physician ; and
(b) are provided for an insured person in a
chronic care unit by a physiotherapist.
O.Reg. 70/76, s. 1.
INSURED HOSPITAL SERVICES IN ONTARIO
38. Subject to section 41, the in-patient services to
which an insured person is entitled without charge
other than the prescribed premium are all of the fol-
lowing services:
1. Accommodation and meals at the standard
or public ward level.
2. Except for the services of a private duty
nurse who is not engaged and paid by the
hospital, necessary nursing service that is
provided and paid for by the hospital with
the approval of the Director of Nursing to
meet the medical needs of a patient as
determined by the attending physician.
3. Laboratory, radiological and other diag-
nostic procedures, together with the neces-
sary interpretations for the purpose of main-
taining health, preventing disease and
assisting in the diagnosis and treatment of
any injury, illness or disability.
4. Drugs, biologicals and related preparations
that are prescribed by an attending physi-
cian in accordance with accepted practice
and sound teaching and administered in a
hospital, but not including preparations
sold under the Proprietary or Patent Medi-
cine Act (Canada).
5. Use of operating room, obstetrical delivery
room, and anaesthetic facilities, including
necessary equipment and supplies. O. Reg.
323/72, s. 37; O. Reg. 177/79, s. 2.
39. The out-patient services to which an insured
person is entitled without charge other than the
prescribed premium are all of the following services:
1. Laboratory, radiological, and other diag-
nostic procedures, together with the neces-
sary interpretations.
2. The use of radiotherapy, occupational
therapy and physiotherapy facilities where-
available in a hospital in Canada when pre-
scribed by a physician.
3. The use of speech therapy facilities where
available in a hospital in Canada when
prescribed by a physician.
4. The use of diet counselling services when
prescribed by a physician.
5. The hospital component of all other out-
patient services, including the use of an
operating room and anaesthetic faciHties,
surgical supplies, necessary nursing service,
meals required during a treatment program
and the supplying of drugs, biologicals and
related preparations that are prescribed by
a physician on the medical staff of the hospi-
tal in accordance with accepted practice and
sound teaching and administered in the
hospital, but does not include,
i. the provisions of any preparations
sold under the Proprietary or Patent
Medicine Act (Canada) ;
ii. the provisions of medications for the
patient to take home;
iii. diagnostic services performed to
satisfy the requirements of third
parties such as employers and in-
surance companies; and
iv. visits solely for the administration
of drugs, vaccines, sera or biological
products.
6. Use of home rental dialysis equipment,
supplies and medications where available in a
hospital in Canada and prescribed by a physi-
cian on the medical staff of that hospital.
7. Use of home hyperalimentation equipment,
supplies and medications where available
in a hospital in Ontario and prescribed by
a physician on the medical staff of that
hospital.
8. Notwithstanding subparagraph ii of para-
graph 5, where available in a hospital in
Ontario and prescribed by a physician on the
medical staff of that hospital, the provision to
haemophiliac patients, for use in the home,
of equipment, supplies and medications for
the emergency treatment of or the prevention
of haemorrhage. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 38;
O. Reg. 357/73, s. 2; O. Reg. 220/74, s. 10;
O. Reg. 420/74, s. 1; O. Reg. 637/74, s. 1;
O. Reg. 177/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 415/80, s. 1.
40. — (1) Subject to section 41 and subsection 42 (1),
an insured person is entitled to in-patient services and
out-patient services in a hospital listed in Schedule 1,
2, 3 or 5 without paying any charge to the hospital for
such services.
(2) Subject to section 41 and subsection 42 (1), an
insured person is entitled to receive, in a hospital listed
in Schedule 4 or 6, such in-patient and out-patient
services as are available in such hospital without pay-
ing any charge to the hospital for such services.
O. Reg. 177/79, s. 3.
(3) Where the attending physician certifies in
writing that an insured person's condition is such
that he requires immediate admission as an in-
patient, and standard ward accommodation in an
approved hospital is not available because all such
accommodation is occupied or where the attending
physician certifies in writing that an insured per-
son's condition is such that for his own good or for
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the good of other pwitients it is necessary that he be
supphed with private or semi-private accommo-
dation, he shall be provided by the hospital with
private or semi-private accommodation without
paying any charge to the hospital for such services.
(4) Subject to subsection 42 ( 1), an insured person is
entitled to receive, in a hospital listed in Schedule 8,
those insured services that are in accordance with the
type of care and treatment designated in the Schedule
for that hospital without paying any charge for such
services.
(5) Subject to subsection 42 (2), an insured person is
entitled to receive, as an out-patient in a rehabilitation
centre or crippled children's centre listed in Schedule
10, the insured services indicated in the Schedule
without pa>ing any charge to the centre for such ser-
vices. O. Reg. mpi, s. 39 (3-5).
(6) Subject to subsection 42 (1), an insured person is
entitled to receive computerized axial tomography
scanning services with a head scanner in a hospital
listed in Part I of Schedule 13 and, when available,
with a head scanner in a hospital listed in Part I of
Schedule 14, without paying any charge to the hospital
for such services.
(7) Subject to subsection 42 (1), an insured person is
entitled to received computerized axial tomography
scanning services with a whole body scanner in a hos-
pital listed in Part II of Schedule 13 and, when avail-
able, with a whole body scanner in a hospital listed in
Part II of Schedule 14, without paying any charge to
the hospital for such services.
(8) It is a condition of payment by the Plan
to a hospital for the performance of a computerized
axial tomography scan that the scan be performed
by and on the premises of a hospital hsted in
Schedule 13. O. Reg. 463/78, s. \,part.
41. Subsections 37 (6) to (10) with respect to chronic
care serN-ices apply with necessary modifications to in-
patient services in a hospital listed in Schedule 2,
Schedule 3, Part 11 of Schedule 4 or Part 11 of Schedule
5. O. Reg. 177/79, s. 4.
42. — (1) An insured person is not entitled to insured
services in a hospital unless he has been,
(a) admitted as an in-patient on the order of a
legally qualified medical practitioner ;
(&) received in the hospital and examined as an
out-patient by a legally qualified medical
practitioner and treated as an out-patient,
if necessary ; or
(c) referred to the hospital as an out-patient by,
(i) a physician, for any of the services
designated in section 39, or
(ii) an osteopath or chiropractor, for
X-rays. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 40 (1);
O. Reg. 637 /74, s.' 2 ; O. Reg. 512 /75,
s. 1 (1).
(2) .^n insured person is not entitled to receive
insured services in a centre listed in Schedule 10
unless he has been,
(a) received in the centre, and examined as an
out-patient by a physician; or
(6) referred to the centre as an out-patient
by a physician. O. Reg. 512/75. s. 1 (2).
EXTENDED CARE SERVICES
43. — (1) In this section,
(a) "device" means a catheter, colostomy or
ileostomy set ;
(&) "extended care services" means,
(i) standard ward accommodation,
meals including special and thera-
peutic diets, and laundry, including
machine washing and drjdng of
personal clothing.
(ii) skilled nursing and personal care
given by or under the supervision
of a r^stered nurse or registered
nursing assistant under the direction
of a physician,
(iii) the provision of routine medical
supplies, including wheelchairs and
geriatric chairs,
(iv) the provision of personal hygiene
supplies,
(v) the provision of personal grooming
supplies and services.
in an extended care unit, or
(vi) accommodation that is being held
for a person in an extended care
imit for fourteen days or less in
any calendar year where the person
is absent temporarily on a leave of
absence ordered by a physician;
(c) "extended care unit" means an extended
care unit in a nursing home that is operated
or maintained under the authority of a
licence issued under .the Nursing Homes
Act. O. Reg. 241/73, s. 1, part; O. Reg.
359/75, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 832/76, s. 1 (1).
(2) Except in the case of extended care services
that are received by a person who receives benefits
under the General Welfare Assistance Act or the
Family Benefits Act, extended care services are
jwescribed as insured services. O. Reg. 241/73. s. 1,
part.
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(3) Devices ordered by a physician and provided
to a person who is receiving extended care services
are prescribed as insured services. O. Reg. 359/75,
s. 2 (2).
(4) It is a condition of payment for insured
services prescribed under this section that,
(a) except in the case of a person who re-
ceives benefits under the General Welfare
Assistance Act or the Family Benefits Act
while receiving the insured services, the
recipient of the insured services has been
ordinarily resident in Ontario during the
twelve months immediately preceding his
application for the extended care services ;
{b) a duly completed application in Form 1
on behalf of the recipient of the insured
services has been delivered to the General
Manager ;
(c) the extended care services received by
the person are medically necessary ;
(d) where the insured services are received
by a person after the end of the month
in which the person attained the age of
sixteen years, the person has paid or has
paid on his behalf the co-payment pre-
scribed by this section; and
(e) where a recipient of extended care services
is on a leave of absence within the mean-
ing of clause (1) (b),
•*" ;>.'■' (i) an order for the leave of absence
has been signed by or on behalf of a
physician,
(ii) the recipient is not an in-patient
in a hospital within the meaning of
clause 1 (e) of this Regulation or sub-
section 52 (1) of the Act, or a recipient
of extended care services in any other
extended care unit, and
(ill) the accommodation being held for
him is not occupied by any other
person. O. Reg. 832/76, s. 1 (2).
(5) The co-payment that shall be made to the
licensee of a nursing home in which an extended
care unit is located in order to qualify a person to
receive extended . care services therein as insured
services is the monthly co-payment set out in
Column 2 opposite the period the extended care
services were received in Column 1 of Table 1,
for each full month that the person receives the
extended care services.
(6) Except where extended care services are
provided to a person on the day the person is
discharged from an extended care unit, the co-
payment that shall be made to the licensee of a
nursing home in which an extended care unit is
located in order to qualify a person to receive
extended care services therein as insured services
is the daily co-payment set out in Column 3
opposite the period the extended care services were
received in Column 1 of Table 1 where the extended
care services were received by him for less than a
month, or for a day or number of days in excess
of a full month, for each day that the person receives
the extended care services. O. Reg. 72/78, s. 1 (1),
part.
(7) The General Manager shall make payment to
the licensee of a nursing home for the provision
therein of extended care services that are insured
services, where the extended care services were
provided to an insured person during the period set
out in Column 1 of Table 1 ,
(a) on or before the end of the month in
which the insured person attained the
age of sixteen years, in the amount set
out opposite in Column 7 of Table 1 ; or
(b) after the end of the month in which the
insured person attained the age of sixteen
years, in the amount set out opposite in
Column 4 of Table 1 ,
for each full month that the extended care services
were received by the insured person. O. Reg.
72/78, s. 1 (2), part; O. Reg. 203/78, s. 1 (1).
(8) The General Manager shall make payment to
the licensee of a nursing home for the provision of
extended care services that are insured services
other than extended care services that are provided
to a person on the day that the person is dis-
charged from an extended care unit, where the
extended care services were provided to an insured
j)erson during the period set out in Column 1 of
Table 1 and where the extended care services were
provided for less than a month, or for a day or
number of days in excess of a full month,
(a) on or before the end of the month in
which the insured person attained the
age of sixteen years, in the amount set
out opposite in Column 6 of Table 1 ; or
(b) after the end of the month in which the
insured person attained the age of sixteen
years, in the amount set out opposite in
Column 5 of Table 1 ,
for each day that the extended care services were
received by the insured person. O. Reg. 72/78,
s. 1 (2), part; O. Reg. 203/78, s. 1 (2).
44.-,-(l) In this section,
(a) "home care facility" means,
(i) a local board of health of a munici-
pality or a health unit, or
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(ii) an agency.
approved by the Minister to provide home
care services ;
(b) "home care services" means.
(i) the services that are provided, on a
visitation basis, by a nurse or a
nursing assistant,
(ii) the services provided by a home-
maker that are defined in Regu-
lation 499 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980 under the Home-
makers and Nurses Services Act to
a maximum of eighty hours,
(iii) the services provided, on a visiting
basis, by a physiotherapist, oc-
cupational therapist, speech thera-
pist, social worker or nutritionist.
(iv) the provision of dressings and medi-
cal supphes,
(v) the provision of diagnostic and
laboratory services,
(vi) the provision of hospital and sick-
room equipment,
(vii) the provision of transportation ser-
vices to and from the home to a
hospital, health facility or the at-
tending physician's office, as the
case may be, and
(viii) the provision of portable meals ;
(c) "homemaker" means a person who has
been granted a certificate under the
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act;
(d) "nurse" means a nurse who holds a certificate
of registration under Part IV of the Health
Disciplines Act;
ie) "nursing assistant" means a nursing assistant
who holds a certificate of registration under
Part IV of the Health Disciplines Act;
(f) "professional service" means nursing,
physiotherapy, occupational therapy and
speech therapy services but does not
include homemaking services.
(2) Each home care facility is prescribed as a
health facility under the Act, and is designated
as a health facility for the purpose of section 63.
(3) Home care services provided by a home care
facility to an insured person in his home are
prescribed as insured services.
(4) It is a condition of payment for insured services
under subsection (3) that,
(a) an appUcation in a form satisfactory
to the Minister has been duly completed
by a physician on behalf of the insured
person;
(6) the insured person is under the medical
supervision of an attending physician
who has certified that such services are
necessary to enable the insured person to
remain in his own home or to make
possible his return to his home from a
hospital or other institution ;
(c) the needs of the insured person cannot
be met on an out-patient basis ;
(d) the insured person is in need of at least
one professional service ;
(e) the services are provided in the insured
person's home where such has been ap-
proved by the Minister as being suitable
to enable the required care to be given ;
(/) the services are available in the area
where the insured person resides ; and
ig) the services are reasonably expected to
result in progress towards rehabilitation.
(5) Physiotherapy, occupational therapy and
speech therapy provided by a home care facility
to an insured person who,
(a) is a resident in a nursing home, other than
an insured person who is receiving chronic
care services that are insured services imder
section 37;
(6) is a resident in a home for the aged,
established and maintained under the
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act;
or
(c) is a resident in a charitable institution
approved under the Charitable Institutions
Act,
are prescribed as insured services.
(6) It is a condition of payment for insured services
under subsection (5) that,
(a) an application in a form satisfactory
to the Minister has been duly completed
by a physician on behalf of the insured
person;
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(b) the insured person is under the medical
supervision of an attending physician
who has certified that such services are
medically necessary for the insured person ;
(c) the needs of the insured person cannot
be met on an out-patient basis ;
(d) the services are available in the area
' of the facility in which the insured person
'" is a resident ; and
(e) the services are reasonably expected to
result in progress toward rehabihtation.
O.Reg. 989/75. s. 1.
INSURED AMBULANCE SERVICES
45. — (1) Ambulance services provided by,
(a) an ambulance service operator listed in
Schedule 11; or
{b) an ambulance service operated by the Prov-
ince of Ontario,
are insured services, where the insured person pays to
the hospitallisted in Schedule 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 or 8 to or from
which the ambulance services are required, a co-pay-
ment of S20.
(2) Where ambulance services are provided by air or
by rail, including, where applicable, any ambulance
service required to connect with the air or rail facilities,
an insured person shall pay as his share of the ambul-
ance charges an amount of $20 a trip by way of co-pay-
ment.
(3) An insured person who utilizes an ambulance
service for a purpose that is not medically necessary
shall pay an amount of $40 by way of co-payment and,
in addition, $1 for each kilometre travelled in excess of
forty kilometres.
(4) The co-payment prescribed in subsections (1)
and (2) does not apply to a person,
(a) who receives benefits under the General
Welfare Assistance Act or the Family
Benefits Act;
{b) who is transferred from a hospital to another
hospital;
(c) who is transferred from a hospital to a facility
listed in Schedule 10;
(d) who is transferred from a hospital to a facility
listed in Schedule 12;
(e) who is transferred from a hospital to a medi-
cal laboratory licensed under the Public
Health Act;
(/) who is transferred from a hospital to a facility
registered under the Public Health Act for
the purpose of radiological examination or
treatment;
(g ) who is transferred from one part of a hospital
to any otiier part of the same hospital;
(h) who is receiving home care services under
section 44;
(i) who is residing in an approved home under
section 12 of the Mental Hospitals Act;
(j) who is a resident of a home for special care
licensed under the Homes for Special Care
Act;
(k) who is a resident of a nursing home operated
or maintaned under the authority of a licence
issued under the Nursing Homes Act; or
(/ ) who is a resident of a home for the aged, or a
rest home, under the provisions of the Homes
for the Aged and Rest Homes Act. O. Reg.
193/79, s. 1.
SPECIFIED HEALTH CARE SERVICES
46. — (1) The services rendered by dentists that are
prescribed as insured services are the services set out in
column 1 of Schedule 18, Schedule 19 and Schedule 20,
respectively.
(2) It is a condition for the performance and for pay-
ment of the insured services set out in Schedule 18,
Schedule 19 and Schedule 20, that they be performed in
a hospital by a dentist who has been appointed to the
dental staff by the respective hospital on the recom-
mendation of the chief of the surgical staff and the
agreement of the Medical Advisory Committee of the
respective hospital.
(3) It is a condition for the performance and for pay-
ment of the insured services set out in Schedule 19 that
they be performed in conjunction with one or more of
the insured services set out in Schedule 18.
(4) It is a condition for the performance and for pay-
ment of the insured services set out in Schedule 20 that,
(a) hospitalization is medically necessary; and
(b) there is prior approval h\ the General Man-
ager of the provision of such service.
(5) The amount pa>able b\- the Plan for a service set
out in column 1 of Schedule 18, Schedule 19 and
Schedule 20, as the case may be, is the amount set out
opposite the service in column 2 where the service is
performed b>' a dental surgeon or the amount set out
opposite the service in column 3 where the service is
performed by an oral surgeon. O. Reg. 538/80, s. 1,
part .
(6) The following services are prescribed as insured
services under the Plan:
1. All services rendered by a hospital in con-
nection with dental surgical procedures
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211
not specified in subsection (1), (3) or (5).
O. Reg. 218/77, s. 1, part; O. Reg. 457/80,
s. 1.
(7) It is a condition for the performance £ind for
payment of the insured ser\ices prescribed under sub-
section (6) that hospitalization is medically neces-
sary. O. Reg. 218/77, s. l,part.
47. — (1) The following services rendered by
optometrists are prescribed as insured services
imder the Plan :
1. Oculo- Visual Assessment including the deter-
mination of the refractive status of the eye, the
presence of any observed abnormality in the
visual system and all necessary procedures
connected thereto and the provision of a written
prescription when required.
2. Oculo-Visual Re-assessment including optome-
trical procediu^es required to estabhsh or confirm
an initial diagnosis or evaluate the efficacy of
treatment prescribed or to observe further
changes in condition.
3. Pjirtial OcuIo-Visual Assessment and subse-
quent visit including a specific optometrical
procedure required for a particular condition.
O. Reg. 358/75, s. \,part.
(2) The amount payable by the Plan for the services
prescribed in subsection (1) is, where the services are
provided to an insured person on or after the 1st day of
January, 1979, but before the 1st day of January,
1980, the fee listed for such services in the following
fee Schedule:
\. Oculo-Visual Assessment $18. 10
2. Oculo-Visual Re-Assessment 13.25
3. Partial Oculo-Visual Assessment 7.70
O. Reg. 179/79, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 119/80. s. 1 (1).
(3) The amount payable by the Plan for the services
prescribed in subsection (1) is, where the services are
provided to an insured person on or after the 1st day of
January, 1980, the fee listed for such services in the
following fee Schedule:
1. Oculo-Visual Assessment $19.50
2. Oculo-Visual Re-Assessment 13.90
3. Partial Oculo-Visual Assessment 8.30
O. Reg. 119/80, s. 1 (2).
(4) Optometry is designated as a discipline for the
purpose of section 22 of the Act. O. Reg. 655/75, s. 1.
(5) An optometrist who does not submit accounts
directly to the Plan may commence to bill the
Plan by giving written notice to the General
Manager that he intends to bill the Plan directly
and the notification becomes effective the first day of
the third month next following the month in which
the General Manager receives the notification but
may become effective on an earlier date as ordered
by the General Manager. O. Reg. 768/74, s. 1, part.
48. — ( 1) The following services rendered by chirop-
ractors are prescribed as insured services under the
Plan:
1. Initial service (office or institutional).
2. Subsequent service.
3. Home service.
4. Radiographic examination of the cervical
spine — minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views.
5. Radiographic examination of the thoracic
spine — minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views.
6. Radiographic examination of the lumbar
spine — minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views.
7. Radiographic examination of the pelvis
and sacrum — minimum of antero-posterior
and lateral views.
8. Radiographic examination of the antero-
posterior full spine — one view.
9. Radiographic examination of the antero-
posterior full spine plus one additional
view.
10. Radiographic examination of the antero-
posterior full spine plus two additional
views.
11. Radiographic examination of the ribs —
minimum of antero-f)osterior and lateral
views.
12. Radiographic examination of any extre-
mity— minimum of two views.
13. Special added view of any of the above.
O. Reg. 567/76, s. \,pttrt.
(2) Subject to subsection (6), the amount payable by
the Plan for the services prescribed under subsection
(1) is, where the services are provided to an insured
person on or after the 1st day of July, 1979, but before
the 1st day of October, 1980, as follows:
1. Initial service (office or institutional) $ 7.50
2. Subsequent service 6.26
3. Home service 7.50
4. Radiographic examination of the cer-
vical spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views 10.00
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5. Radiographic examination of the
thoracic spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views $10.00
6. Radiograph examination of the lum-
bar spine — minimum of antero-pos-
terior and lateral views 10.00
7. Radiographic examination of the pel-
vis and sacrum — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views 10.00
8. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine — one view 10.00
9. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus one
additional view 20.00
10. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus two
additional views 25.00
11. Radiographic examination of the ribs
— minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views 10.00
12. Radiolograph examination of any
extremity — minimum of two views 10.00
13. Special added view of any of the
above — per view 5.00
(3) Subject to subsection (6), the amount payable by
the Plan for the services prescribed under subsection
(1) is, where the services are provided to an insurecl
person on or after the 1st day of October, 1980, but!
before the 1st day of July, 1981, as follows:
1. Initial service (office or institutional) $ 7.75
2. Subsequent service b.oO
3. Home service 8. SO
4. Radiographic examination of the cer-
vical spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views 10.00
5. Radiographic examination of the
thoracic spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views 10.00
6. Radiographic examination of the lum-
bar spine — minimum of antero-pos-
terior and lateral views 10.00
7. Radiographic examination of the pel-
vis and sacrum — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views 10.00
8. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine — one view 10.00
'' 9. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus one
additional view 20.00
10. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus two
additional views 25.00
1 1 . Radiographic examination of the ribs
— minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views $10.00
12. Radiographic examination of any
extremity — minimum of two views . 10.00
13. Special added view of any of the
above — per view 5.00
(4) Subject to subsection (7), the amount payable by
the Plan for the services prescribed under subsection
(1) is, where the services are provided to an insured
person on or after the 1st day of July, 1981, as follows:
1. Initial service (office or institutional). $ 8.00
2. Subsequent service 7.00
3. Home service 8. SO
4. Radiographic examination of the cer-
vical spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views ... I 10.00
5. Radiographic examination of the
thoracic spine — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views 10.00
6. Radiographic examination of the lum-
bar spine — minimum of antero-pos-
terior and lateral views 10.00
7. Radiographic examination of the pel-
vis and sacrum — minimum of antero-
posterior and lateral views 10. (X)
8. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine — one view 10.00
9. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus one
additional view 20.00
10. Radiographic examination of the
antero-posterior full spine plus two
additional views 25.00
11. Radiographic examination of the ribs
— minimum of antero-posterior and
lateral views 10.00
12. Radiographic examination of any
extremity — minimum of two views . 10.00
13. Special added view of any of the
above — per view 5.00
O. Reg. 915/80, s. 1 (1).
(5) The maximum amount payable by the Plan for
the radiographic services prescribed in subsection (1)
is, where the services are provided to an insured per-
son on or after the 1st day of July, 1980, in respect
of each insured person, $25 per 12-month period.
O. Reg. 567/76, s. 1, paH.
(6) The maximum amount payable by the Plan for
the services prescribed in subsection (1) is, where the
services are provided to an insured person on or after
the 1st day of July, 1980, but before the 1st day of July,
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213
1981, in respect of each insured person, $140 per
twelve-month period.
(7) The maximum amount payable by the Plan for
the services prescribed in subsection (1) is, where the
services are provided to an insured person on or after
the 1st day of July, 1981, in respect of each insured
person, $150 per twelve-month period. O. Reg. 915/
80, s. 1 (2).
49. — (1) The following services rendered by
osteopaths are prescribed as Insured services under the
Plan:
1. Initial service (office or institutional).
2. Subsequent service.
3. Home service.
4. Radiographic examination.
(2) The amount payable by the Plan for the services
prescribed in subsection (1) is, as follows:
1. Initial service (office or institutional). $ 9
2. Subsequent service 5
3. Home service 10
4. Radiographic examination maxi-
mum per service 10
Total amount of radiographic ser-
vice allowed per insured person per
twelve-month period 25
O. Reg. 207/78, s. I, part.
(3) The maximum amount of payment for the ser-
vices specified in subsection (1), excluding radio-
graphic examinations is, in resjiect of each insured per-
son, $100 per twelve-month period. O. Reg.
323/72, s. 46 (2).
50. — (1) Chiropodist services when rendered by a
chiropodist are specified as insured services under the
Plan and the amount of payment for the services
specified is as follows:
1. Initial Office Visit $ 9
2 . Subsequent Office Visit 7
3. Home Visit 10
4. Institution Visit 6
5 . X-ray of foot — antero-posterior and
lateral views 10
6. X-ray of feet, including one view of
each foot 10
7. Oblique or special view of foot 5
Total amount of radiographic service
allowed per insured person per
twelve-month period 25
O. Reg. 827/79, s. 1.
(2) The maximum amount of payment for the
service specified in subsection (1), excluding radio-
graphic examinations is, in respect of each insured
person, $100 per twelve-month period. O. Reg.
323/72, s. 47 (2).
51. — (1) Physiotherapy services are insured ser-
vices where ordered by a phjrsician and provided in
those physiotherapy facilities listed in Part 1 of
Schedule 9, and the amount payable by the Plan
for each service is, where the service is provided to
an insured person,
(a) on or after the 1st day of April, 1979, but
before the 1st day of April, 1980, S6.50; and
(b) on or after the 1st day of April, 1980,
$7.00. O. Reg. 407/76, s. 1, part, O. Reg.
41/77, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 411/78, s. 1 (1); O.
Reg. 415/79, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 312/80, s. 1 (1),
revised.
(2) Physiotherapy services are insured services
where ordered by a physician where such services
are available and provided for an insured person
in his home by a physiotherapist who works in a
physiotherapy facility hsted in Part II of Schedule 9,
and the amount payable by the Plan for each such
service is, where the service is provided to an
insured person,
(a) on or after the 1st day of April, 1979, but
before the 1st day of April, 1980, $12.00; and
(b) on or after the 1st day of April, 1980,
$12.90. O. Reg. 407/76, s. I, part; O. Reg.
41/77, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 411/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
415/79, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 312/80, s. 1 (2); O.
Reg. 490/80, s. 1, revised.
(3) Payment for an insured physiotherapy ser-
vice may only be made,
(a) to the ph5rsiotherapy facility which per-
formed the service ;
(6) upon the physiotherapy facility submitting
an account therefor to the Plan ; and
(c) if the physiotherapy facility accepts the
payment as constituting payment in full for
the service. O. Reg. 947 /74, s. 1.
52. — (1) Laborator\- services are insured services
where the services are specifically and expressly
authorized by a physician who has clinically assessed
the patient and are performed in,
(a) a laborator>- other than a hospital laboratory
licensed under the Public Health Act to per-
form the laboratory services for which pay-
ment is claimed; or
(6) a public health laboratory listed in Schedule
12. O. Reg. 335/78, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 770/80,
s. 1 (1).
(2) Laboratory services are insured services,
where the services are authorized by a medical
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director of a laboratory, if the results of the tests
authorized by a physician who has clinically assessed
the patient yield abnormal findings or information
that, without such services, would be incomplete
or insufficient or meaningless to the physician, and
the services are performed in,
(a) a laboratory other than a hospital laboratory
licensed under the Public Health Act to per-
'•'■' form the laboratory services for which pay-
ment is claimed; or
{b) a public health laboratory listed in Schedule
12. O. Reg. 335/78, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 770/80,
s. 1 (2).
(3) The amount payable by the Plan for an insured
service rendered by a laboratory on or after the 1st day
of January, 1980 is 39 cents multiplied by the applicable
individual unit value for such service set out opposite
the service in Schedule 16. O. Reg. 120/80, s. 1.
(4) Payment for an insured laboratory service may
only be made,
(a) to the licensee of the laboratory which
*• performed the service ;
(b) upon the licensee submitting an account
in Form 2 therefor to the Plan ; and
(c) if the licensee accepts the payment as
constituting payment in full for the ser-
vice. O. Reg. 218/73, s. 1, part; O. Reg.
22/77, s. 1.
EXCLUSIONS
53. — (1) The following services are not insured ser-
vices under the Plan:
1. Expenses for travelling time or mileage.
2. Testimony in a court, preparation of records,
reports, certificates or communications.
3. Advice by telephone.
4. Any service or examination for the purpose
of,
,, . i. an application for insurance or under
j. a requirement for keeping insurance
... in force,
ii. an application for admission to or
continuance at or in a school, college,
university, camp, association, club,
') '^ group or program,
iii. employment or the continuance of
employment or pursuant to the
request of an employer or other person
in authority, or
iv. legal requirements or proceedings.
5. Group examinations, immunizations or
inoculations.
6. Any service or examination rendered by a
physician for screening, survey or research
purposes.
7. Services rendered by a physician under an
arrangement for rendering services,
i. to the employees of an employer,
ii. to members of an association, or
iii. at a camp to the campers thereof.
8. Laboratory services, except,
i. laboratory services prescribed in sec-
tion 52, and
( ii. laboratory services carried out by a
physician for the exclusive purpose of
diagnosing or treating his own
patients in the course of his medical
practice.
9. Special appliances.
10. Clinical pathology, except when authorized
by a physician and performed,
i. by a laboratory mentioned in clause
52 (1) (a) or (b), or
ii. by or under the direction of any other
person authorized by law.
11. All procedures of acupuncture. O. Reg.
323/72, s. 49 (1); O. Reg. 218/73, ss. 2, 3;
O. Reg. 220/74, s. 1 1 ; O. Reg. 1 18/75, s. 1 ;
O. Reg. 356/76, s. 2 ; O. Reg. 218/77, s. 2 (1) ;
O. Reg. 353/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 826/79, s. 1.
(2) The following services rendered by physicians
shall be deemed not to be insured services for the
purposes of the Act :
1. Anaesthetic services rendered in connection
with a dental procedure rendered by a dentist
except where the dental procedure is per-
. formed in a hospital.
2 . Pre-adoption examination and evaluation for
C.A.S.
3. Other scan (approved but not currently
listed).
4. Preparation of special antigens or
antiserums.
5. Special investigations.
6. Dermatoglyphics.
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215
7. Genetic counselling.
8. Group psychotherapy-
hour per day.
-seventh to ninth
9. Psychotherap>- — interviews with other
paramedical organizations or others on
behalf of a patient.
10. Orthoptics.
11. Contact lens fitting, except for any of the
following conditions:
i. aphakia-monocular and binocular,
ii. high myopia — greater than nine
diopters,
iii. irregular astigmatism (post corneal
grafting or corneal scarring result-
ing from disease states), and
iv. keratoconus.
12. Non-referred mammography or thermo-
graphy.
13. The use of EDTA in the treatment of
atherosclerosis.
14. HCG treatment for obesity.
15. General assessment for nicotine addiction
or obesity where treatment is to be by
acupuncture or ear pins. O. Reg. 239/75,
s. 2; O. Reg. 568/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 446/77,
s. 1; O. Reg. 353/78, s. 1 (4); O. Reg.
652/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 781/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
457/80, s. 2; O. Reg. 653/80, s. 1.
54. The following service rendered by a physician
shall be deemed not to be an insured service in
respect of an insured person who is eighteen years
of age or over :
1. Otoplasty for correction of outstanding
ears. O. Reg. 147/76, s. 1.
55. — (1) The following ser\ices rendered outside of
Ontario by physicians shall be deemed not to be in-
sured ser\ices in respect of insured persons who are
under the age of sixteen years:
1. Ligation, cauterization or removal of vas
deferens — uni or bilateral (vasectomy).
2. Hysterectomy or Ligation, cauterization or
removal of fallopian tubes — uni or bilateral
by abdominal or vaginal approach, includ-
ing laparoscopy, culdoscopy. or hystero-
scopy — for sterilization (any method).
(2) All ser\'ices rendered outside of Ontario by hos-
pitals in connection with the services specified in sub-
section (1) shall be deemed not to be insured services in
respect of insured persons who are under the age of
sixteen vears.
(3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply where the sur-
geon or the attending physician believes that the surgi-
cal operation is medically necessar>' for the protection
of the physical health of the insured person. O. Reg.
837/80, s. 1.
INSURED SERVICES OUTSIDE ONTARIO
AMBULANCE SERVICES
56. Where an insured person receives ambulance
services outside Ontario, the General Manager may
cause to be paid to or on behalf of such insured
person 75 per cent of the charges for such services if
the insured person presents to the General Manager,
(a) a detailed receipt for the ambulance ser-
vices, showing the number of miles that
the person was transported; and
(6) a certificate signed by a medical practitioner
stating that the ambulance services were
justified on medical grounds,
provided that the General Manager shall not cause
to be paid an amount greater than the Plan would
be required to pay for the same or similar ambulance
services over the same traversed distance in Ontario.
O. Reg. 323/72, s. 50.
HOSPITAL SERVICES
57. — (1) An insured person who receives treatment
in a hospital outside Ontario as an in-patient or an
out-patient may be reimbursed by the Plan for all
or part of the cost of insured services received, on
presentation to the General Manager of a detailed
receipt from the hospital for payment made to the
hospital by him, or the General Manager may cause
payment to be made directly to the hospital for
insured services received by the insured person,
where,
(a) the hospital that supplied the care and treat-
ment is approved by the General Manager for
the purpxjse of the Plan ;
{b) the hospital that supplied the care and
treatment is licensed or approved as a
hospital by the governmental hospital
licensing authority in whose jurisdiction
the hospital is situated;
(c) in the case of services to an in-patient,
the hospital certifies to the General Manager,
(i) that the insured person was ad-
mitted, with the date of admission,
(ii) the diagnosis of the condition for
which the insured person was ad-
mitted,
(iii) the date of discharge or death of the
insured person,
(iv) the nature of any complication,
complications, or sequelae, if any.
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that warrant a longer than average
stay in hospital of a person with the
■I- disease or condition from which the
insured p)erson was suffering,
(v) the kind and number of any labora-
tory, radiological or other special
diagnostic tests performed on or for
the insured person,
(vi) the nature of any special treatment
procedures or surgery that were
performed on the insured person,
(vii) the discharge diagnosis or cause of
death, as the case may be, and
(viii) such other information as is re-
, quired or requested by the General
Manager; and
{d) the accommodation and services received
do not constitute, in the opinion of the
General Manager, an extended care facility
or the domiciliary type of care provided in
a home for the aged, an infirmary or other
institution of a similar character.
(2) Where a person receives treatment in a hospital
outside Canada as an in-patient or out-patient, the
cost of the insured services paid by the Plan shall
be the amount determined by the General Manager
for that hospital.
(3) Where an insured person receives treatment
in a hospital outside Ontario for an acute attack
of tuberculosis, the Plan may reimburse the insured
person for the cost thereof for a period not exceeding
sixty days and subsections (1) and (2) apply. O. Reg.
323/72, s. 51.
58.— (1) Treatment for,
(a) an acute attack of mental illness; or
(6) mental illness where the General Manager
is of the opinion that suitable facilities
are not available in Ontario,
rendered by a hospital outside of Canada is
prescribed as an insured service under the Plan.
(2) The amount payable by the Plan for the insured
service prescribed in subsection (1) is 75 per cent of the
cost thereof for a period of sixty days and any exten-
sions thereof approved by the General Manager and
subsections 57 (1) and (2) apply. O. Reg. 408/76, s. 1.
HEALTH SERVICES
59. — (1) The amount payable by the Plan for an
insured service rendered by a physician outside
Ontario to an insured person on or after the 1st day of
January, 1980 is the lesser of,
(a) the amount actually billed by the physician; or
(6) the amount set out opposite the service in
Schedule 15 or 39 cents multiplied by the
applicable individual unit value for such ser-
vice set out opposite the service in Schedule
16, as the case may be. O.Reg. 120/80, s. 2.
(2) Subject to section 60, payment for insured ser-
vices specified in sections 46 to 5 1 rendered by a prac-
titioner outside Ontario shall be in the amounts actu-
ally billed or in the amounts prescribed under sections
46 to 51, whichever is the lesser. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 53 (2).
60. Where physiotherapy services are performed
in Canada but outside Ontario they are an insured
service only when performed on an in-patient or
out-patient basis in a hospital and where performed
outside Canada they are an insured service only
when performed on an in-patient basis in a hospital.
O. Reg. 323/72, s. 54.
61. Where an insured person, while outside Ontario,
received an insured service rendered by a laboratory on
or after the 1st day of January, 1980 and authorized by a
physician practising outside Ontario, the General Man-
ager may cause to be paid to or on behalf of the insured
person 39 cents multiplied by the applicable individual
unit value for such service set out opposite the service in
Schedule 16. O. Reg. 120/80, s. 3.
62. — (1) A private clinic outside Canada that
renders haemodialysis services is prescribed as a
health facility for the purposes of the Act.
(2) Haemodialysis services rendered by private
clinics outside Canada are prescribed as insured
services.
(3) The amount payable by the Plan for the
insured services prescribed in subsection (2) is the
cost of the insured services to an insured person.
O. Reg. 94/79, s. 1.
DESIGNATED HOSPITALS AND HEALTH FACILITIES
63. No hospital or health facility in Ontario pro-
viding for the care and treatment of the sick, injured
or disabled, other than a hospital or health facility
designated under the Act and this Regulation, is
entitled to payment by the Plan in respect of in-
sured services provided to an insured person in or by
such hospital or health facihty. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 55.
64._(i) The hospitals listed in Schedules 1, 2, 3
and 5 are designated for the purpose of the Plan.
(2) Each hospital listed in Schedules 4 and 6 is
designated for the purpose of providing such in-
patient and out-patient services to insured persons
as are available in such hospital. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 56(1,2).
(3) Each hospital listed in Part I of Schedule 13
is designated for the purpose of performing com-
puterized axial tomography head scans.
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217
(4) Each hospital listed in Part 11 of Schedule 13
is designated for the purpose of performing com-
puterized axial tomography whole body scans.
(5) Each hospital listed in Part I of Schedule 14
is designated for the purpose of performing com-
puterized axial tomography head scans, when the
necessary equipment is available in the hospital.
(6) Each hospital listed in Part II of Schedule 14
is designated for the purpose of performing com-
puterized axial tomography whole body scans,
when the necessary equipment is available in the
hospital.
(7) No hospital listed in Schedule 14 may
charge or accept payment from the Plan for the
cost of the technical component of operating a
computerized axial tomography scanner.
(8) Where a hospital pays for a computerized
axial tomography scan performed on a scanner
that is not installed and operated on the premises
of a hospital listed in either Schedule 13 or Schedule
14, no claim to recover the cost of the scan is an
allowable expense that may be made against the
Plan. O. Reg. 463/78, s. 2.
(9) Each hospital listed in Schedule 8 is designated
for the purpose of providing the type of care and
treatment designated in the Schedule for that
hospital.
(10) Each physiotherapy facility listed in Part I
of Schedule 9 is designated as a health facility for
the purpose of providing office and home physio-
therapy treatment to insured persons and each
physiotherapy facility listed in Part II of Schedule 9
is designated as a health facility for the purpose of
providing home physiotherapy treatment only to
insured persons.
(11) Each rehabilitation centre or crippled chil-
dren's centre listed in Schedule 10 is designated as a
hospital for the purpose of providing the insured
services indicated in Schedule 10.
(12) Each ambulance service operator listed in
Schedule 11 is designated as a health facility for
the purpose of providing insured ambulance services.
O. Reg. 323/72, s. 56 (4-7).
(13) Each Public Health Laborator\' listed in
Schedule 12 is designated as a health facility for
the purpose of providing laboratory services.
O.Reg. 218/73,5.5.
(14) Each extended care unit in ever\' nursing home
operated or maintained under the authority of a licence
issued under the Nursing Homes Act is designated as a
health facility for the purpose of section 63. O. Reg.
241/73, s. 2.
INFORMATION TO BE FURNISHED
BY DESIGNATED HOSPITALS
65. Every hospital in Ontario designated for the
purpose of the Plan shall forward to the General
Manager,
(a) within twenty-four hours after an in-patient
is admitted, a notification of admission in
the prescribed form and if ambulance
service has been required, a notification of
the name of the ambulance operator listed
in Schedule 11 who provided such service,
together with the amount of the ambulance
service charges ;
(b) within ninety-six hours after an in-patient
is discharged from or dies in the hospital,
a notification of the discharge or death in
the prescribed form and if ambulance
service was required when the patient was
discharged, a notification of the name of the
ambulance operator listed in Schedule 11
who provided such service, together with
the amount of the ambulance service
charges;
(c) as required by the General Manager, a long-
stay report in the prescribed form ;
{d^ a list of out-patients in the prescribed form,
in duplicate, when the form is filled in, or
not later than the twenty-fifth day of each
month, whichever is the sooner ;
(«) monthly operating statements and financial
and statistical returns in the prescribed
forms as required by the General Manager ;
and
(/) within thirty days after an in-patient is
admitted as the result of an accident or at the
time of discharge, whichever is earlier, and
for each subsequent admission, an accident
rejwrt in the prescribed form. O. Reg.
323/72. s. 57.
66. — (1) The General Manager may at any time
and from time to time require a hospital to obtain
from the insured person's attending physician and
forward to the General Manager a written statement
that the attending phj^ician shall prepare regarding
the condition of the insured person and stating the
reasons showing the necessity for the insured services
or other treatment provided during all or any part
of his stay in hos{Mtal.
(2) Where a patient receives out-patient services,
the attending physician shall prepare a medical
record for the patient in the prescribed form within
twenty-four hours after the services are provided.
(3) The General Manager may require a hospital
to obtain from the insured person's attending
physician and forward to the General Manager a
written statement that the attending physician shall
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prepare regarding the condition of the insured person
and stating the reason showing the necessity for any
ambulance services authorized for such insured
person. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 58.
BILLING AND PAYMENT FOR
INSURED SERVICES
67. — (1) The amount payable by the Plan for an
insured service rendered by a physician in Ontario to
an insured person on or after the 1st day of January,
1980, but before the 1st day of March, 1980, is the
amount set out opposite the service in Schedule IS or
39 cents multiplied by the individual applicable unit
value for such service set out opposite the service in
Schedule 16, as the case may be.
(2) The amount payable by the Plan for an insured
service rendered to an insured person during the
period set out in Column 1 of Table 4 by a physician in
Ontario is,
(a) the amount set out opposite the service in
r Schedule 15 or 39 cents multiplied by the indi-
vidual applicable unit value for such service
set out opposite the service in Schedule 16, as
the case may be; or
(b) where the service is rendered in a physician's
private office and is under the heading "Diag-
nostic Radiology" on pages 297 to 304 of
Schedule IS, the amount set out opposite
• thereto in Column P and that per cent, set out
opposite in Column 2 of Table 4, of the
amount set out opposite thereto in Column T,
except for those services coded as XI 95,
X166, X666, X695, X196, X696,. X197,
X697, X189 and X689, in which case, the
amount set out opposite the service. O. Reg.
), s. 1, part.
(3) A physician who does not submit his accounts
directly to the Plan may commence to bill the Plan
by giving written notice to the General Manager that
he intends to bill the Plan directly and the notifica-
tion becomes effective the first day of the third month
next following the month in which the General
Manager receives such notification but may become
effective on an earlier date as ordered by the General
Manager.
(4) A physician who does not submit his accounts
directly to the Plan and who becomes a full-time
member of a clinic that is registered with the Plan
may give written notice to the General Manager that
he intends to bill the Plan directly and the notification
becomes effective the first day of the month next
following the month in which the General Manager
receives such notification. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 59
(2, 3).
(5) Subject to subsection (6), the following classes of
accounts are exempt from the application of section 19:
1. Accounts for the performance of insured
services rendered to an insured person
who is a recipient of a war veteran's
allowance under the War Veterans Allow-
ance Act (Canada).
2. Accounts for the performance of insured
services rendered to an insured Indian
who is a member of a band as defined in the
Indian Act (Canada).
3. Accounts for the performance of insured
services rendered to an insured person in
an out-patient, or any other clinical depart-
ment of a public hospital.
4. Accounts for the performance of insured ser-
vices rendered to an insured person in,
i. a nursing home,
ii. a home for the aged, established and
maintained under the Homes for the
Aged and Rest Homes Act,
iii. a sanitorium licensed under the Pri-
vate Sanitaria Act,
iv. a children's mental health centre
under the Children's Mental Health
Services Act,
V. a hospital established or approved
under the Community Psychiatric
Hospitals Act,
vi. a psychiatric facility under the Mental
Health Act,
vii. an institution designated an approved
home under the Mental Hospitals Act,
viii. a designated facility to which the
Developmental Services Act applies,
or
ix. a home for special care, established,
approved or licensed under the Homes
for Special Care Act.
5 . Accounts for the performance of insured ser-
vices rendered to an insured person in a
mobile vision or hearing van operated by a
non profit organization to provide eye or ear
care in underserviced areas in Ontario. O.
Reg. 69/76, s. 1 (1), part; O. Reg. 982/78,
s. 1; O. Reg. 456/80, s. 1.
(6) Payment for the classes of accounts exempted
by paragraphs 3 arid 4 of subsection (5) may only be
made where,
(a) the physician performing the services is a
member of an associate medical group that
is registered with the Plan ;
(b) the accounts for such services are sub-
mitted by the association referred to in
clause (a) directly to the Plan; and
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
219
(f) the associate medical troup referred to in
clause (a) and physician accept the pa>Tnent
as constituting payment in full for the ser-
vices. O. Reg. 69/76, s. 1 (I), part.
(7) Claims for consultations shall bear the Ontario
health insurance plan identification number of the
referring physician. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 59 (5).
(8) Notwithstanding paragraph 3 of section 38 and
paragraph 1 of section 39, it is a condition of payment
for the performance of a physician's services regarding
a computerized axial tomography scan and its
interpretation, that the services be rendered in respect
of a computerized axial tomography scan that was
performed by and on the premises of a public hospi-
tal. O. Reg. 463/78, s. 3.
(9) Where any services are provided in a hospital
or a health facility, the claim or claims shall bear
the Ontario health insurance plan identification
number of such hospital or facility. O. Reg. 323/72,
s. 59 (7).
(10) Claims for laborator>-, X-ray and other diag-
nostic procedures shall bear the Plan identification
number of the referring physician. O. Reg. 353/78,
s. 2.
(11) All claims shall bear the signature of the
provider of the insured services or of his or its
authorized agent.
(12) The Plan shall pay a designated hospital for
insured services provided to an insured person on the
day of the person's admission to the hospital but not
on the day of the person's discharge from the hospital.
(13) The Plan shall not make and a hospital shall
not accept duplicate payments for any insured
services provided by the hospital. O. Reg. 323 /72,
s. 59 (9-11).
SUBROGATION (PROCEDURAL)
68. — (1) In this section, "notice" means notice in
writing by personal delivery or mailed by registered
mail addressed to the latest post office address of
the person to whom the notice is sent as shown
on the records of the Plan or, where no address is
shown for him on the records of the Plan, addressed
to him at his post ofl5ce address as shown on the
records of the hospital or other provider of the
insured services.
.(2) Where an insiu'ed person commences an action
referred to in section 37 of the Act, his solicitor shall
so inform the General Manager forthwith after issuing
the writ and shall act as solicitor for the Plan for the
purpose of this section unless notified by the General
Manager in writing that he is no longer acting for
the Plan and in such case the General Manager may
appoint another solicitor to represent the Plan.
(3) Where the insured person and the General
Manager cannot agree as to any offer of settlement
or where the solicitor receives conflicting instructions
from the General Manager and the insured person,
the soli'itOT may so inform the General Manager in
writing and thereupon shall cease to act for the
Plan and the Genersil Manager may appoint another
solicitor for the purpose of this section.
(4) Where the General Manager appoints a
solicitor under subsection (2) or (3), the solicitor may
participate in the action as fully as if he were acting
for a plaintiff and shall be at liberty to appear at
the trial of the action and take part therein in such
manner and to such extent as the trial judge may
direct but, if, upon the application of the defendant
or the insured, it appears that such participation may
embarrass or delay the trial of the action, the court
may order separate trials, or make such other order
as may be expedient.
(5) Where the insured person and the General
Manager cannot agree as to any offer of settlement in
the action the insured person may make a settlement
of his claims and thereafter the General Manager
shall have the conduct of the action.
(6) Subject to subsection (8), where an insured
person obtains a final judgment in an action in which
he includes a claim on behalf of the Plan, the Plan
shall bear the same proportion of the taxable costs
otherwise payable by the insured person, whether
on a party and party basis or on a solicitor and
cUent basis, as the recovery made on behalf of the
Plan bears to the total recovery of the insured person
in the action or, where no recovery is made, as
the assessed claim of the Plan bears to the total
damages of the insured person assessed by the
court.
(7) Where a claim is settled, the Plan shall bear
the same proportion of the taxable costs otherwise
payable by the insured person as is set out in sub-
section (6) in respect of a recoven.- made.
(8) The costs for which the Plan may be liable
to bear a p>ortion under subsection (6) are the costs
of bringing the action to the conclusion of the trial
only and do not include the costs of any other
proceeding without the written consent of the
General Manager.
(9) If no action has been commenced by an insured
person for the recovery of damages arising out of
injury or disabiUty within eleven months of the
last act or omission that caused or contributed to
the injury or disability, or thirty days before the
expiration of the hmitation period for the action,
whichever occurs first, the General Manager,
(a) after notice thereof to the insured person,
may commence an action in the name of
the Plan or in the name of the insured
for damages in the amount of the costs of
insured services ; and
220
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
(6) may effect settlement of the claim without
prejudice to the right of the insured person
to commence an action to recover for his
injuries or other damages.
(10) The insured person, at any time prior to the
trial of an action commenced under clause (9) (a), may,
subject to the rules of court, join in such action any
additional claims arising out of the same occurrence
and thereafter the insured person shall have the con-
duct of the action as if he had commenced it under
section 37 of the Act.
(11) Where the insured person is a minor or under
other disability or has died, the General Manager may
commence an action in the name of the Plan for the
recovery of the cost of insured services rendered to the
person and, in that event, shall forthwith give notice of
the institution of such action to the parent or guardian
of the minor, or to the committee or guardian of the
person under disability, or to the personal representa-
tive, if any, of the deceased person, and subsections (9)
and (10) apply with necessary modifications to such
action. O. Reg. 323/72, s. 60.
(12) This section does not apply to any action arising
out of negligence or other wrongful act or omission in
the use or operation of a motor vehicle, where,
(a) the accident resulting in the injuries occurred
after the 30th day of November, 1978;
(6) at the time of the accident, the owner of the
said motor vehicle was insured against liabil-
ity under a motor vehicle liability policy
issued by an insurer set out in Schedule 17;
and
(c) at the time of the accident, the said motor
vehicle was the subject of a permit issued
under subsection 7 (3) of the Highway Traffic
Act. O. Reg. 487/79, s. 1.
Table 1
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Column 6
Column 7
Effective Period
Monthly
Co-payment
Daily
Co-payment
Monthly
Payment
Daily
Payment
Monthly
Total
Daily
Total
1.
On or after the 1st day of
August, 1979, but before
the 1st day of November,
1979.
$305.65
$ 10.05
$548.35
$ 17.95
$854.00
$ 28.00
2.
On or after the 1st day
of November, 1979, but
before the 1st day of
February, 1980.
313.25
10.30
540.75
17.70
854.00
28.00
3.
On or after the 1st day
of February, 1980, but
before the 1st day of
April, 1980.
319.98
10.52
534.02
17.48
854.00
28.00
4.
On or after the 1st day of
April, 1980, but before
the 1st day of May, 1980.
319.98
10.52
604.06
19.86
924.04
30.38
S.
On or after the 1st day of
May, 1980, but before the
1st day of August, 1980.
327.88
10.78
596.16
19.60
924.04
30.38
6.
On ;or after the 1st day of
August, 1980, but before
the 1st day of November,
1980.
336.10
11.05
587.94
19.33
924.04
30.38
7.
On or after the 1st day of
November, 1980.
347.35
11.42
576.69
18.96
924.04
30.38
O. Reg. 203/78, s. 2; O. Reg. 303/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 635/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 798/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 40/79, s. 1;
O. Reg. 214/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 288/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 554/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 740/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 828/79, s. 2;
O. Reg. 11/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 323/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 654/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 857/80, s. 1.
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Table 3
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
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Monthly
Period
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Payment
1.
2.
On or after the 1st day of April, 1979,
and before the 1st day of April, 1980
On or after the 1st day of April, 1980
$854.00
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O. Reg. 347/80, s. 3.
Table 4
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Effective Period
Per Cent
1.
On or after the 1st dav of March, 1980, but before the
1st day of April, 1980.
106.5
2.
On or after the 1st day of April, 1980, but before the
1st day of May, 1980.
109.5
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1st day of June, 1980.
107.5
4.
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1st day of July, 1980.
106.5
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On or after the 1st day of July, 1980, but before the
1st day of August, 1980.
106.5
6.
On or after the 1st day of August, 1980, but before
the 1st day of September, 1980.
106.5
7.
On or after the 1st day of September, 1980.
100
O. Reg.
, s. 2.
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Schedule 1
ACTIVE TREATMENT HOSPITALS
Part I
Public General Hospitals:
Item Location
1. Ajax
2. Alexandria
3. Alliston
4. Almonte
5. Amprior
Name of Hospital
Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital
Glengarry Memorial
Hospital
The Stevenson Memorial
Hospital
Almonte General Hospital
Amprior and District
Memorial Hospital
6. Atikokan Atikokan General Hospital
7. Attawapiskat James Bay General Hospital
8. Barrie
Royal Victoria Hospital of
Barrie
9. Barry's Bay St. Francis Memorial
Hospital
10. Belleville Belleville General Hospital
11. Blind River St. Joseph's General Hospital
12. Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
13. Bracebridge
South Muskoka Memorial
Hospital
Peel Memorial Hospital
The Brantford General
Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Brockville General Hospital
St. Vincent de Paul Hospital
Joseph Brant Memorial
Hospital
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital
21. Campbellford Campbellford Memorial
Hospital
22. Carleton Place The Carleton Place and
District Memorial Hospital
14. Brampton
15. Brantford
16. Brantford
17. Brockville
18. Brockville
19. BurUngton
20. Cambridge
23. Chapleau
Chapleau General Hospital
24. Chatham
25. Chatham
26. Clinton
27. Cobourg
28. Cochrane
29. CoUingwood
30. Cornwall
31. Cornwall
32. Deep River
33. Downs view
34. Dryden
35. Dunnville
36. Durham
37. Elliot Lake
38. Englehart
39. Espanola
40. Etobicoke
41. Exeter
42. Fergus
43. Fort Albany
44. Fort Erie
45. Fort Frances
46. Georgetown
47. Geraldton
48. Goderich
49. Grimsby
50. Guelph
5 1 . Guelph
Public General Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Clinton Public Hospital
Cobourg District General
Hospital AssociatioD
Lady Minto Hospital at
Cochrane
The CoUingwood General
and Marine Hospital
Cornwall General Hospital
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Deep River and District
Hospital
York-Finch General
Hospital
Dryden District General
Hospital
Haldimand War Memorial
Hospital
Durham Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's General Hospital
Englehart and District
Hospital
Espanola General Hospital
The Etobicoke General
Hospital
South Huron Hospital
Groves Memorial Community
Hospital
James Bay General Hospital
Douglas Memorial Hospital
LaVerendrye Hospital
Georgetown District
Memorial Hospital
Geraldton District Hospital
Alexandra Marine and
General Hospital
West Lincoln Memorial
Hospital
Guelph General Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
228
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52. Hagersville
53. Haileybury
54. Hamilton
55. Hamilton
56. Hamilton
57. Hamilton
58. Hamilton
59. Hanover
60. Hawkesbury
61. Hearst
62. Hornepayne
63. Huntsville
64. Ingersoll
65. Iroquois Falls
66. Kapuskasing
67. Kemptville
68. Kenora
69. Kincardine
70. Kingston
71. Kingston
72. Kingston
73. Kirkland Lake
74. Kitchener
75. Kitchener
76. Leamington
77. Lindsay
78. Listowel
79. Little Current
80. London
West Haldimand General
Hospital
Temiskaming Hospitals
Chedoke General Hospital
Hamilton Civic Hospitals
Ontario Cancer Treatment
and Research Foundation
Clinic
St. Joseph's Hospital
McMaster University
Medical Centre
Hanover Memorial Hospital
Hawkesbury and District
General Hospital
Notre-Dame Hospital
Hornepayne Community
Hospital
Huntsville District
Memorial Hospital
Alexandra Hospital
Anson General Hospital
Sensenbrenner Hospital
Kemptville District Hospital
Lake of The Woods
District Hospital
Kincardine General Hospital
Kingston General Hospital
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Ontario Cancer Treatment
and Research Foundation
Clinic
Kirkland and District
Hospital
Kitchener- Waterloo
Hospital
St. Mary's General Hospital
Leamington District
Memorial Hospital
The Ross Memorial Hospital
The Listowel Memorial
Hospital
Manitoulin Health Centre
London Health Association
(Rheumatic and Arthritic
Disease Unit)
81. London London Health Association
(Sir Adam Beck Memorial
Sanatorium — Chest Disease
Unit)
82. London Ontario Cancer Treatment
and Research Foundation
Clinic
83.
London
St. Joseph's Hospital
84.
London
University Hospital
85.
London
Victoria Hospital
86.
Manitouwadge
Manitouwadge General
Hospital
87.
Marathon
Wilson Memorial General
Hospital
88.
Markdale
Centre Grey General Hospital
89.
Matheson
Bingham Memorial Hospital
90.
Mattawa
Mattawa General Hospital
91.
Meaford
Meaford General Hospital
92.
Midland
St. Andrew's Hospital
93.
Milton
Mihon District Hospital
94.
Mississauga
The Mississauga Hospital
95.
Moosonee
James Bay General Hospital
96.
Mount Forest
The Louise Marshall Hospital
97.
98.
99.
Napanee
Newbury
New Liskeard
Lennox and Addington
County General Hospital
Four Counties General
Hospital
Temiskaming Hospitals
100.
Newmarket
York County Hospital
101.
102.
Niagara Falls
NiagJira-on-
the-Lake
The Greater Niagara
General Hospital
The Niagara Hospital
103.
104.
Nipigon
North Bay
Nipigon District Memorial
Hospital
North Bay Civic Hospital
105.
106.
107.
North Bay
Oakville
Orangeville
St. Joseph's General
Hospital
Oakville-Trafalgar
Memorial Hospital
Dufferin Area Hospital
108.
109.
Orillia
Oshawa
Orillia Soldiers' Memorial
Hospital
Oshawa General Hospital
110.
Ottawa
Children's Hospital of
Eastern Ontario
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111. Ottawa
112. Ottawa
113. Ottawa
1 14. Ottawa
lis. Ottawa
116. Ottawa
117. Ottawa
118. Ottawa
119. Owen Sound
120. Palmerston
121. Paris
122. Parry Sound
123. Parry Sound
124. Pembroke
125. Pembroke
126. Penetan-
guishene
127. Perth
128. Peterborough
129. Peterborough
130. Petrolia
131. Picton
132. Port Colbome
133. Port Hope
134. Port Perry
135. Red Lake
Township
136. Renfrew
137. Richmond Hill
138. St. Catharines
139. St. Catharines
140 St. Marys
Ontario Cancer Treatment
and Research Foundation
Clinic (located in Ottawa
Civic Hospital)
Ontario Cancer Treatment
and Research Foundation
Clinic (located in Ottawa
General Hospital)
Ottawa Civic Hospital
Ottawa General Hospital
Queensway-Carleton Hospital
Riverside Hospital
Hopital Montfort
The Salvation .Army Grace
Hospital
The Owen Sound General and
Marine Hospital
Palmerston General Hospital
The Willett Hospital
The Parry Sound General
Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pembroke Civic Hospital
General Hospital
Penetanguishene General
Hospital
The Great War Memorial
Hospital of Perth District
The Peterborough Civic
Hospital
St. Joseph's General Hospital
Charlotte Eleanor Englehart
Hospital
Prince Edward County
Memorial Hospital
Port Colbome General
Hospital
The Port Hope and District
Hospital
Community Memorial
Hospital, Port Perry
The Red Lake Margaret
Cochenour Memorial
Hospital
The Renfrew Victoria
Hospital
York Central Hospital
The St. Catharines General
Hospital
Hotel Dieu Hospital
St. Marys Memorial
Hospital
141. St. Thomas
142. Samia
143. Samia
144. Sault Ste.
Marie
145. Sault Ste.
Marie
146. Scarborough
147. Scarborough
148. Seaforth
149. Shelbume
150. Simcoe
151. Sioux Lookout
152. Smiths Falls
153. Smiths Falls
154. Smooth Rock
Falls
155. Southampton
156. South
Porcupine
157. Stratford
158. Strathroy
159. Sturgeon Falls
160. Sturgeon Falls
161. Sudbury
162. Sudbury
163. Sudbury
164. Sudbury
165. Terrace Bay
166. Thunder Bay
167. Thunder Bay
168. Thunder Bay
169. Thunder Bay
170. Tillsonburg
171. Timmins
172. Toronto
173. Toronto
174. Toronto
St. Thomas- Elgin General
Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Samia General Hospital
The Plummer Memorial
Public Hospital
The General Hospital
Scarborough Centenary
Hospital Association
Scarborough General
Hospital
Seaforth Community
Hospital
Shelbume District Hospital
Norfolk General Hospital
Sioux Lookout General
Hospital
Smiths Falls Community
Hospital
The Smiths Falls Public
Hospital
Smooth Rock Falls
Hospital
Saugeen Memorial Hospital
Porcupine General
Hospital
Stratford General Hospital
Strathroy Middlesex General
Hospital
St. Jean de Brebeuf
Hospital
The West Nipissing General
Hospital
Laurentian Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Sudbury General Hospital of
the Immaculate Heart of
Mary
Sudbury Bdemorial Hospital
The McCausland Hospital
McKellar General Hospital
Ontario Cancer Treatment
and Research Foundation
The General Hospital of
Port Arthur
St. Joseph's General
Hospital
Tillsonburg District
Memorial Hospital
St. Mary's General Hospital
Central Hospital
The Hospital for Sick
Children
Mount Sinai Hospital
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175. Toronto
176. Toronto
177. Toronto
178. Toronto
179. Toronto
180. Toronto
181. Toronto
182. Toronto
183. Toronto
184. Toronto
185. Toronto
186. Toronto
187. Toronto
188. Toronto
189. Trenton
190. Uxbridge
191. Walkerton
192. Wallaceburg
193. Wawa
194. Welland
195. Weston
196. Whitby
197. Wiarton
198. Willowdale
199. Willowdale
200. Winchester
201. Windsor
202. Windsor
203. Windsor
204. Windsor
205. Windsor
206. Windsor
Northwestern General
Hospital
Orthopaedic and Arthritic
Hospital
The Princess Margaret
Hospital
Queensway General Hospital
St. Joseph's Health Centre
St. Michael's Hospital
Salvation Army Grace
Hospital
Sunnybrook Hospital
The Doctors Hospital
Toronto East General and
Orthopaedic Hospital
Toronto General Hospital
Toronto Western Hospital
The Wellesley Hospital
Women's College Hospital
Trenton Memorial Hospital
The Cottage Hospital
(Uxbridge)
County of Bruce General
Hospital
Sydenham District Hospital
The Lady Dunn General
Hospital
Welland County General
Hospital
Humber Memorial Hospital
The Doctor Joseph O. Ruddy
General Hospital
Bruce Peninsula and District
Memorial Hospital
North York Branson
Hospital
North York General
Hospital
Winchester District
Memorial Hospital
Hospital Centre (I.O.D.E.—
Riverview) Inc.
Hotel Dieu of St. Joseph^
Metropolitan General
Hospital
Ontario Cancer Treatment
and Research Foundation
CHnic
Salvation Army Grace
Hospital
Windsor Western Hospital
Centre Inc.
207. Wingham
208. Woodstock
Wingham and District
Hospital
Woodstock General Hospital
Part II
Red Cross Outpost Hospitals:
Item Location Name of Hospital
1. Bancroft Red Cross Outpost Hospital
2. Burk's Falls Red Cross Outpost Hospital
3. Emo Red Cross Outpost Hospital
4. Haliburton Red Cross Outpost Hospital
5. Lion's Head Red Cross Outpost Hospital
6. Mindemoya Red Cross Outpost Hospital
7. Minden Red Cross Outpost Hospital
8. Rainy River Red Cross Outpost Hospital
9. Richard's Red Cross Outpost Hospital
Landing
10. Thessalon Red Cross Outpost Hospital
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 1 ; O. Reg. 580/72, s. 1
O. Reg. 357/73, s. 4; O. Reg. 762/73, s. 1 (1-3)
O. Reg. 809/73, s. 2; O. Reg. 42/74, s. 1
O. Reg. 187/74, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 188/74, s. 1 ; O. Reg
120/75, s. 2; O. Reg. 745/75, s. 1 ; O. Reg
875/75, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 146/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 277/76
s. 1 ; O. Reg. 286/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 552/76, s. 1
O. Reg. 950/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 130/79, s. 1
O. Reg. 737/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 915/79, s. 1
O. Reg. 252/80, s. 1.
Schedule 2
GENERAL REHABILITATION HOSPITALS
Item Location
1 . Hamilton
Hamilton
3. Hamilton
4. Kitchener
5 . Kitchener
6. Ottawa
Name of Hospital
Hamilton Civic Hospitals
(General Rehabilitation
Unit)
Chedoke Continuing Care
Centre
Chedoke Hospitals
(Chedoke Rehabilitation
Centre)
Freeport Hospital (General
Rehabilitation Unit)
Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital
(General Rehabilitation
Unit)
Royal Ottawa Hospital
(Rehabilitation Unit)
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St. Vincent Hospital (General
Rehabilitation Unit)
Providence Hospital
Hogarth- Westmount Hospital
Hillcrest Hospital
Lyndhurst Lodge
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre (excluding the Re-
search and Training Unit)
The Queen Elizabeth Hospital
(General Rehabilitation
Unit) (Dunn Avenue Divi-
sion) (University Avenue
Division)
Riverdale Hospital
St. Bernard's Convalescent
Hospital
St. John's Convalescent
Hospital
Windsor Western Hospital
Centre Inc.
(General Rehabilitation Unit)
O. Reg 323/72, Sched. 2; O. Reg. 42/74, s. 2;
O. Reg. 188/74. s. 2; O. Reg. 875/75, s. 2; O. Reg.
71/76, s. I; O. Reg. 757/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 254/80. s. 1.
Schedule 3
HOSPITALS FOR
CHRONICALLY ILL PATIENTS
7. Ottawa
8. Scarborough
9. Thunder Bay
10. Toronto
11. Toronto
12. Toronto
13. Toronto
14. Toronto
15. Willowdale
16. Willowdale
17. Windsor
Part 1
Public Hospitals:
Item Location
1. Cornwall
2. Hamilton
3. Kingston
4. London
5. London
6. Ottawa
7. Ottawa
Name of Hospital
Macdonell Memorial Hospital
St. Peter's Hospital
St. Mary's-of-the-Lake
Parkwood Hospital
St. Mary's Hospital
The Perley Hospital
St. Vincent Hospital
8. Scarborough Providence Hospital
9. Toronto Baycrest Hospital
10. Toronto Bloorview Children's Hospital
1 1 . Toronto The Queen Elizabeth Hospital
(Dunn Avenue Division)
(University Avenue Divi-
sion)
12. Toronto Riverdale Hospital
13. Toronto The Runnymede Hospital
14. Toronto West Park Hospital
15. Windsor Windsor Western Hospital
Centre, Inc.
(Riverview Unit)
Part II
Chronic Units Attached to General or General Re-
habilitation Hospitals or Tuberculosis Sanatoria:
Item Location
1. Ajax
2. Alliston
3. Barrie
4. Belleville
5. Bowmanville
6. Bracebridge
7. Brampton
8. Brantford
9. Brantford
10. Brockville
11. Burlington
Name of Hospital
Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital
The Stevenson Memorial
Hospital
Royal Victoria Hospital of
Barrie
Belleville General Hospital
Bowmanville Memorial
Hospital
South Muskoka Memorial
Hospital
Peel Memorial Hospital
Brant Sanatorium
(Hospital Division)
Brantford General Hospital
Brockville General Hospital
Joseph Brant Memorial
Hospital
12. Campbellford Campbellford Memorial
Hospital
Public General Hospital
13. Chatham
14. Clinton
15. Cobourg
16. Cochrane
17. Collingwood
18. Cornwall
19. Dryden
20. Durham
21. Exeter
22. Fergus
Clinton Public Hospital
Cobourg District General
Hospital Association
The Lady Minto Hospital of
Cochrane
The Collingwood General and
Marine Hospital
Cornwall General Hospital
Dryden DistridJieneFal
Hospital
Durham Memorial Hospital
South Huron Hospital
Groves Memorial Community
Hospital
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23. Fort Erie
24. Goderich
25. Guelph
26. Hagersville
27. Haileybury
28. Hamilton
29. Hamilton
30. Hanover
31. Huntsville
32. Ingersoll
33. Kapuskasing
34. Kemptville
35. Kincardine
36. Kingston
37. Kirkland Lake
38. Kitchener
39. Kitchener
40. Leamington
41. Listowel
42. Little Current
43. London
44. Markdale
45. Midland
46. Milton
47. Mississauga
48. Mount Forest
49. Niagara Falls
50. North Bay
5 1 . Orangeville
52. Orillia
53. Oshawa
Douglas Memorial Hospital
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
West Haldimand General
Hospital
Temiskaming Hospitals
Hamilton Civic Hospitals
(Henderson General
Hospital)
Chedoke Continuing Care
Centre
Hanover and District
Hospital
Huntsville District Memorial
Hospital
Alexandra Hospital
Sensenbrenner Hospital
Kemptville District Hospital
Kincardine General Hospital
Ongwanada Hospital
(Chronic Patients Unit and
Respiratory Disease Unit)
Kirkland and District Hospital
Freeport Hospital
(Coutts Wing)
Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital
Leamington District Memorial
Hospital
Listowel Memorial Hospital
Manitoulin Health Centre
London Health Association
(Sir Adam Beck Memorial
Sanatorium — Respiratory
Disease Unit)
Centre Grey General Hospital
St. Andrew's Hospital
Milton District Hospital
The Mississauga Hospital
Louise Marshall Hospital
Limited
The Greater Niagara General
Hospital
North Bay Civic Hospital
Dufierin Area Hospital
Orillia Soldiers' Memorial
Hospital
Oshawa General Hospital
54. Ottawa
55. Owen Sound
56. Parry Sound
57. Pembroke
58. Peterborough
59. Picton
60. Port Hope
61. Port Perry
62. Renfrew
63. St. Catharines
64. St. Catharines
65. St. Thomas
66. Sarnia
67. Sault
Ste. Marie
68. Sault
Ste. Marie
69. Seaforth
70. Shelburne
71. Simcoe
72. Smiths Falls
73. Southampton
74. Stratford
75. Strathroy
76. Sturgeon Falls
77. Sudbury
78. Sudbury
79. Sudbury
80. Thunder Bay
81. Tillsonburg
82. Toronto
83. Toronto
84. Uxbridge
85. Walkerton
Riverside Hospital
The Owen Sound General and
Marine Hospital
St. Joseph's Hospital
Pembroke Civic Hospital
Peterborough Civic Hospital
Prince Edward County
Memorial Hospital
The Port Hope and District
Hospital
Community Memorial Hospital
The Renfrew Victoria Hospital
The St. Catharines General
Hospital
The Shaver Hospital for
Chest Diseases
St. Thomas-Elgin General
Hospital
Sarnia General Hospital
Plummer Memorial Public
Hospital
The General Hospital
Seaforth Community Hospital
Shelburne District Hospital
Norfolk General Hospital
Smiths Falls Community
Hospital
Saugeen Memorial Hospital
Stratford General Hospital
Strathroy-Middlesex General
Hospital
The West Nipissing General
Hospital
Laurentian Hospital
Sudbury Algoma Sanatorium
Association (Respiratory
Disease Unit)
Sudbury Memorial Hospital
Hogarth- Westmount Hospital
Tillsonburg District Memorial
Hospital
St. Joseph's Health Centre
Sunnybrook Hospital
The Cottage Hospital
(Uxbridge)
County of Bruce General
Hospital
86. Wallaceburg Sydenham District Hospital
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87. WeUand
88. Winchester
89. Windsor
90. Windsor
91. Wingham
WeUand County General
Hospital (Riverside Annex)
Winchester District Memorial
Hospital
Metropolitan General
Hospital
Windsor Western Hospital
Centre, Inc.
(I.O.D.E. Unit)
Wingham General Hospital
92. Woodstock Woodstock General Hospital
O. Reg. 323/ 72, Sched. 3 ; O. Reg. 580/72. s. 2 (1 . 2) ;
O. Reg. 42/74, s. 3; O. Reg. 165/74, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
745/75, s. 2; O. Reg. 875/75, s. 3; O. Reg. 71/76, s. 2;
O. Reg. 146/76, s. 2; O. Reg. 283/76. ss. 1, 2;
O. Reg. 552/76, s. 2; O. Reg. 313/77, s. 1; O. Reg.
915/79, s. 2; O. Reg. 252/80, s. 2; O. Reg. 254/80, s. 2.
Schedule 4
PRIVATE HOSPITALS
Part I
Active Treatment Hospitals:
Item Location Name of Hospital
1. Don Mills One Medical Place
2. Hawkesbury The Smith Hospital
3. Kingston Institute of Psychotherapy
Limited
4. Thomhill Shouldice Hospital Limited
5. Toronto Institute of Traumatic, Plastic
and Restorative Surgery
6. Toronto Sunnyside Private Hospital
Limited
Part II
Chronic Care Hospitals:
Item Location Name of Hospital
1. Burford Bellview Private Hospital
2. Coboorg Sidbrook Private Hospital
3. Lakefield Lakefield Private Hospital
4. London Mason Villa Private Hospital
5. Penetan- Beechwood Private Hospital
guishene
6. Perth Four Winds Private Hospital
7. Perth Wiseman's Private Hospital
8. Thomhill The Villa
9. Thorold
Maple Hurst Hospital
10. Toronto Beverley Private Hospital
11. Toronto Dewson Private Hospital
12. Willowdale St. Joseph's Infirmary
13. Woodstock Woodstock Private Hospital
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 4; O. Reg. 580/72, s. 3 (1-3) ;
O. Reg. 809/73, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 146/76. s. 3; O. Reg.
375/76, s. 1 ;.0. Reg. 376/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 377/76,
s. 1; O. Reg. 378/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 697/78, s. 1;
O. Reg. 289/79, s. 1.
Schedule 5
FEDERAL HOSPITALS
Part I
Active Treatment Hospitals:
Item Location Name of Hospital
1. Attawapiskat Nursing Station
2. Big Trout Nursing Station
Lake
3. Fort Albany Nursing Station
(on the Island
of St. Clair)
4. Fort Hope Nursing Station
5. Kashechewan Nursing Station
6. Lac Seul Nursing Station
7. Lansdowne Nursing Station
House
8. Manitowaning Manitowaning Hospital
9. Moose Moose Factory General
Factory Hospital
10. Moosonee R.C.A.F. Hospital
11. Ohsweken Lady Willingdon Hospital
12. Osnaburgh Nursing Station
13. Ottawa National Defence Medical
Centre
14. Pikangikum Nursing Station
15. Round Lake Nursing Station
16. Sandy Lake Nursing Station
17. Sioux Sioux Lookout Indian
Lookout Hospital
18. Winisk Nursing Station
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Part II
Chronic Care Hospitals i
Item Location Name of Hospital
1. Ottawa National Defence Medical
Centre (Chronic Unit)
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 5; O. Reg. 636/74, s. 1
O. Reg. 876/75, s. 1; O. Reg. 370/79, s. 1.
Schedule 6
INSTITUTIONS FOR NERVOUS AILMENTS
Item Location
1.
Brantford
2.
Hamilton
3.
Hamilton
4.
Kingston
5.
Kitchener
6.
London
7.
Plainfield
8. Scarborough
9. Thunder Bay
10. Toronto
11. Whitby
Name of Hospital
The Annex — Brant Sana-
torium
Dr. Rygiel Home for Children
(except the mental retarda-
tion unit)
Mount St. Joseph Centre
Ongwanada Hospital (Wing
'E' — upper and lower
floors)
Sunbeam Home (except the
mental retardation unit)
Madame Vanier Children's
Services
Ontario Homes for Mentally
Retarded Infants Incor-
porated (except the mental
retardation unit)
Sacred Heart Children's
Village
Walter P. Hogarth Memorial
Hospital (2nd floor, east
wing)
West End Creche
Christopher Robin Home for
Children (except the men-
tal retardation unit)
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 6; O. Reg. 580/72, s. 4;
O. Reg. 165/74, s. 2; O. Reg. 460/74, s. 1; O. Reg.
370/79, s. 2.
Schedule 7
NURSING HOMES FOR CHRONIC CARE
Item Location Name
1 . Aurora Aurora Resthaven
Extended Care &
Convalescent Centre
2. Cannington Bon Air Nursing Home
3. Chesley Parkview Manor Nursing
Home
4. Port Perry Community Nursing Home
5. Toronto Norwood Nursing Home
O. Reg. 350/80, s. 1.
Schedule 8
HOSPITALS FOR PSYCHIATRIC ILLNESSES,
AND ALCOHOLISM AND DRUG ADDICTION
Part I
Public Hospital for Psychiatric Illnesses:
Item Location Name of Hospital
1. Toronto Clarke Institute of Psychiatry
Part II
Public Hospitals for Alcoholism and Drug Addiction:
Item Location Name of Hospital
1. Toronto The Donwood Institute
2. Toronto The Alcoholism and Drug
Addiction Research
Foundation (The Clinical
Institute)
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 8.
Schedule 9
APPROVED PHYSIOTHERAPY FACILITIES
Part I
Physiotherapy Facilities approved to provide Office and
Home Treatment :
Item Location
1. Aurora
2. Barrie
3. Bramalea
4. Brampton
5. Brantford
6. Brantford
7. Brechin
8. Burlington
Name
Mrs. Fred Tegtmeyer
Barrie Physiotherapy Clinic
Evans Physiotherapy Clinic
The Baynes
Physiotherapy Centre
Scott Physiotherapy Clinic
Dr. J. G. Stubbs
Mr. B. Maclntyre
Brant 730 Physiotherapy
Reg. 452
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9. Cambridge
10. Cornwall
11. Durham
12. Etobicoke
13. Etobicoke
14. Etobicoke
15. Etobicoke
16. Guelph
17. Hamilton
18. Hamilton
19. Hamilton
20. Hamilton
21. Hamilton
22. Hamilton
23. Hamilton
24. Hamilton
25. Hamilton
26. Hamilton
27. Hawkesbury
28. Kinpton
29. Kitchener
30. Lindsay
3 1 . London
32. London
33. Midland
34. Millbrook
35. North York
36. North York
37. North York
38. North York
39. North York
Mr. W. J. Bond
Cornwall Physiotherapy Clinic
Mrs. D. J. MacGillivray
Etobicoke Medical Centre
Kingsway Physiotherapy-
Six Points Physiotherapy
Mr. S. Sugar
Evarest House
Miss Jean M. Pagan
Dr. G. Jeremias
First Place Physiotherapy
McGregor Physiotherapy
Mountain Physiotherapy
Park Physical Therapy
Physiotherapy Services
68 Charlton Avenue West Ltd.
The Hamilton Physiotherapy
Clinic
Upper Ottawa Physiotherapy
Smith Clinic
Mr. H. W. Blaser
Kitchener Ph5rsiotherapy
Centre
Mr. J. S. Hunter
Mr. J. Salo
The London Physical Therapy
Clinic
Mrs. M. Thomson
Mrs. H. Kennedy
Mr. E. Chor>hanna
Lawrence Curlew
Physiotherapy
Mr. Peter Hamley
Miss G. Lewis
Mrs. H. Markezinis
40. North York
41. North York
42. North York
43. Oakville
44. Oshawa
45. Oshawa
46. Oshawa
47. Ottawa
48. Ottawa
49. Ottawa
50. Ottawa
51. Ottawa
52. Pembroke
53. Peterborough
54. Sarnia
55. Sarnia
56. Sault
Ste. Marie
57. Sault
Ste. Marie
58. Scarborough
59. Scarborough
60. Scarborough
6 1 . Simcoe
62. Stevens ville
63. Stoney Creek
64. Stouffville
65 . Thorold
66. Tillsonburg
67. Toronto
68. Toronto
69. Toronto
70. Toronto
Physiotherapy Associates
Mr. H. Tomlin
Willowdale Physiotherapy
Clinic
Oakville Phjrsiotherapy Centre
Mrs. Ruth Burt
Mr. G. F. Monckton
Oshawa Clinic
Mrs. A. G. Arnold
The Sports The^^)y Clinic
Mrs. Harriette Brottman
Dr. Ian Jeffrey
Mr. S. K. Verma
Mr. F. Hanatschek
Peterborough CUnic
Mr. G. Heskins
Mr. J. Howden
Mr. Ronald Eraser
Sault Ste. Marie & District
Group Health Association
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Robertson
Mrs. B. E. Schywiola
Miss M. W. Seaver
Miss J. E. Boyd
Mr. G. Andrew
Queenston Physiotherapy
Mr. K. B. Filer
Thorold Medical Clinic
Mr. J. Versnick
Albany Medical Clinic
Bloor Medical Clinic
Mr. R. Cumming
Davisville Physiotherapy
Centre
236
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71. Toronto Mr. Karl Elieff
72. Toronto Mrs. M. Gacich
73. Toronto High Park Physiotherapy
74. Toronto Mr. K. J. Holmes
75. Toronto Kingsway Physiotherapy
76. Toronto Lukas Physiotherapy Clinic
77. Toronto Miss D. Madgett
78. Toronto Medical Dental Physiotherapy
Associates
79. Toronto Parkdale Medical Clinic
80. Toronto Physical Therapy Services
81. Toronto Physiotherapy Ki Li
82. Toronto Queen Medical Centre
83. Toronto Raxlen Clinic
84. Toronto St. Clair-Dufferin Medical
Centre
85. Toronto St. George Physiotherapy Clinic
86. Toronto Mrs. Ruth L. Shelton
87. Toronto Mr. Samuel Sugar
88. Weston Weston Physiotherapy Centre
89. Windsor Joseph Berkeley Ltd.
90. Windsor Mr. F. J. Farrell
91. Windsor Mr. R. W. Wardle
Physiotherapy
Mr. J. Carlson
The Clark Clinic of
Physiotherapy
Humber Physiotherapy
Services
92. York
93. York
94. York
Part II
<o:a'
Physiotherapy Facilities approved to provide Home
Treatment orUy
Item Location Name
I. Ajax Mrs. E. Boyes
2. Bala Mrs. J. Goltz
3. Cherry wood Mrs. B. Da vies
4. Coldwater Mrs. Jessie LeGard
5. Emo Mrs. Elinor James
6. Etobicoke Mrs. D. A. Bertolin
7. Etobicoke Mrs. M. J. Howell
8. Fort Frances Mrs. G. E. Polenske
9. Georgetown Mrs. J. Davis
10. Guelph Mr. J. Flavell
11. King Mrs. C. Hissink
12. Kingston Mrs. H. Kiwala
13. Lakefield Mrs. Ann Harris
14. London Mrs. C. Kimmins
15. Maple Mr. D. Creighton
16. Mississauga Mrs. M. Clarkson
17. North York Mrs. H. Blythe
18. North York Mrs. D. Daniel
19. North York Mrs. E. A. Pricker
20. North York Mrs. H. Hargraft
21. North York Mrs. G. Reeves
22. Ottawa Mobile Physiotherapy
23. Scarborough Mrs. M. Marsh
24. St. Catharines Mrs. D. G. Culbert
25. Stratford Mr. W. Naumenko
26. Thedford Mrs. B. Sercombe
27. Toronto Mrs. A. Englander
28. Toronto Miss Lois M. Haslam
29. Toronto Mrs. M. Kerr
30. Toronto Miss M. Leslie
31. Toronto Mrs. V. H. Richardson
32. Toronto Mrs. Hanna Scheutze
33. Toronto Mrs. Valerie Stevens
34. Wallaceburg Mrs. H. Metcalfe
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 9; O. Reg. 598/75. ss. 1, 2;
O. Reg. 877/75, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 970/75, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
234/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 653/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 758/76,
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
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s. 1; O. Reg. 71/77. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 702/77. s. 1;
O. Reg. 703/77. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 704/77. s. 1 ; O. Reg.
705/77, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 818/77, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 36/78. s. 1 ;
O. Reg. 202/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 720/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
416/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 485/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 676/79, s. 1;
O. Reg. 677/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 118/80, s. 1; O. Reg.
925/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 926/80, s. 1.
Schedule 10
REHABILITATION AND CRIPPLED
CHILDREN'S CENTRES
Part I
Centres providing Occupaiional Therapy :
Item Location
1. Brantford
2. Hamilton
3. Kitchener
4. London
5 . Mississauga
6. Oshawa
7. Ottawa
8. Peterborough
9. St. Catharines
10. St. Cath£irines
11. Sarnia
12. Sudbury
13.
14.
15.
Sudbury
Thunder Bay
Thunder Bay
16. Toronto
17. Toronto
18. Windsor
Name of Centre
Lansdowne Children's
Centre
Hamilton District Society for
Crippled Children
Kitchener-Waterloo Rotary
Children's Centre
London District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Credit Valley Treatment Centre
for Children
Simcoe Hall Crippled
Children's School and
Medical Centre
The Ottawa Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Five Counties Children's
Centre
Niagara Peninsula Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Niagara Peninsula
Rehabilitation Centre
Sarnia and District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Laurentian Hospital
Sudbury & District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
The Lakehead Rehabilitation
Centre
Northwestern Ontario Crippled
Children's Centre
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre
Toronto Rehabilitation Centre
The Children's Rehabilitation
Centre of Essex County
Part II
Centres providing Physiotherapy :
Item Location Name of Centre
1. Brantford Lansdowne Children's
Centre
2 . Chatham
3. Hamilton
4. Kitchener
5. London
6. Mississauga
7. Oshawa
8. Ottawa
9. Peterborough
10. St. Catharines
11. St. Catharines
12. Sarnia
13. Sault Ste.
Marie
14. Sudbury
15. Sudbury
16. Thunder Bay
17. Thunder Bay
18. Toronto
19. Toronto
20. Toronto
21. Windsor
Kent County Children's
Treatment Centre
Hamilton District Society for
Crippled Children
Kitchener- Waterloo Rotary
Children's Centre
London District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Credit Valley Treatment Centre
for Children
Simcoe Hall Crippled
Children's School and
Medical Centre
The Ottawa Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Five Counties Children's
Centre
Niagara Peninsula Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Niagara Peninsula
Rehabilitation Centre
Sarnia and District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Sault Ste. Marie Children's
Rehabilitation Centre
Laurentian Hospital
Sudbury & District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
The Lakehead Rehabilitation
Centre
Northwestern Ontario Crippled
Children's Centre
The Canadian Arthritis and
Rheumatism Society
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre
Toronto Rehabilitation Centre
The Children's Rehabihtation
Centre of Essex County
Part III
Centres providing Speech Therapy .
Item Location
1. Brantford
2. Chatham
3. Hamilton
4. Kitchener
5. London
6. Mississauga
7. Oshawa
8. Ottawa
Name of Centre
Lansdowne Children's
Centre
Kent County Children's
Treatment Centre
Hamilton District Society for
Crippled Children
Kitchener- Waterloo Rotary
Children's Centre
London District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
Credit Valley Treatment Centre
for Children
Simcoe Hall Crippled
Children's School and
Medical Centre
The Ottawa Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
238
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9. Peterborough Five Counties Children's
Centre
10. St. Catharines Niagara Peninsula Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
11. St. Catharines Niagara Peninsula
Rehabilitation Centre
12. Sarnia Sarnia and District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
13. Sault Sault Ste. Marie Children's
Ste. Marie Rehabilitation Centre
14. Sudbury Laurentian Hospital
15. Sudbury Sudbury & District Crippled
Children's Treatment Centre
16. Thunder Bay The Lakehead Rehabilitation
Centre
17. Thunder Bay Northwestern Ontario
Crippled Children's Centre
Ontario Crippled Children's
Centre
Toronto Rehabilitation
Centre
The Children's RehabiHtation
Centre of Essex County
Remedial Speech Association
of Essex County
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 10; O. Reg. 290/75, s. 1;
O. Reg. 745/75, s. 3; O. Reg. 146/76, ss. 4, 5, 6;
O. Reg. 848/78, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 122/79, s. 1.
Schedule 11
AMBULANCE SERVICE OPERATORS
Part I
Hospital A mbulance Services :
18. Toronto
19. Toronto
20. Windsor
2 1 . Windsor
Item Location
1. Ajax
2. Alexandria
3. AUiston
4. Almonte
5. Arnprior
6. Atikokan
7. Barrie
Name of Operator
Ajax and Pickering General
Hospital
Glengarry Memorial Hospital
The Stevenson Memorial
Hospital
Almonte General Hospital
Arnprior and District
Memorial Hospital
Atikokan General Hospital
Royal Victoria Hospital of
Barrie
8. Barry's Bay St. Francis Memorial Hospital
9. Blind River St. Joseph's General Hospital
10. Bowmanville Memorial Hospital
1 1 . Brockville Brockville General Hospital
12. Burk's Falls Red Cross Outpost Hospital
13. Cambridge
14. Campbellford
15. Chapleau
16. Cochenour
17. Cochrane
18. Dryden
19. Dunnville
20. Durham
21. Elliot Lake
22. Englehart
23. Espanola
24. Fergus
25. Forest
26. Fort Frances
2 7. Goderich
28. Hagersville
29. Hanover
30. Hearst
31. Hornepayne
32. Huntsville
33. Iroquois Falls
34. Kapuskasing
35. Kemptville
36. Kenora
37. Kincardine
38. Kingston
39. Kirkland Lake
40.- Kitchener
41. Listowel
42. Little Current
43. Manitouwadge
44. Marathon
Cambridge Memorial
Hospital
Campbellford Memorial
Hospital
Lady Minto Hospital
Margaret Cochenour Hospital
Lady Minto Hospital at
Cochrane
Dryden District General
Hospital
Haldimand War Memorial
Hospital
Durham Memorial Hospital
St. Joseph's General Hospital
Englehart and District
Hospital
Espanola General Hospital
Groves Memorial Community
Hospital
Forest District Ambulance
Service
LaVerendrye Hospital
Alexandra Marine and General
Hospital
West Haldimand General
Hospital
Hanover Memorial Hospital
Notre-Dame Hospital
Hornepayne Community
Hospital
Huntsville District Memorial
Hospital
Anson General Hospital
Sensenbrenner Hospital
Kemptville District Hospital
Lake of the Woods District
Hospital
Kincardine General Hospital
Hotel Dieu Hospital
Kirkland and District Hospital
Kitchener- Waterloo Hospital
The Listowel Memorial
Hospital
Manitoulin Health Centre
Manitouwadge General
Hospital
Wilson Memorial General
Hospital
Reg. 452
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45. Markdale
46. Matheson
47. Mattawa
48. Meaford
Centre Grey General Hospital
Bingham Memorial Hospital
Mattawa General Hospital
Meaford General Hospital
49. Newmarket York County Hospital
50. Nipigon Nlpigon District Memorial
Hospital
51. North Bay North Bay Civic Hospital
52. Orangeville Dufferin Area Hospital
53. Owen Sound The Owen Sound General and
Marine Hospital
54. Paris The Willett Hospital
55. Parry Sound The Parry Sound General
Hospital
56. Pembroke General Hospital
57. Perth The Great War Memorial
Hospital of Perth District
58. Peterborough The Peterborough Civic
Hospital
59. Rainy River Red Cross Outpost Hospital
60. Richards Red Cross Outpost Hospital
Landing
61. St. Catharines Hotel Dieu Hospital
62. St. Marys St. Marys Memorial Hospital
63. St. Thomas St. Thomas-Elgin General
Hospital
64^ Samia Samia General Hospital
65. SaultSte. Marie Plummer Memorial Public
Hospital
66. Shelburne Shelburne District Hospital
67. Sioux Lookout Sioux Lookout General
Hospital
68. Smooth Rock Smooth Rock Falls Hospital
Falls
69. Stratford Stratford General Hospital
70. Sturgeon Falls St. Jean de Brebeuf Hospital
71. Sudbury Sudbury General Hospital
72. Thessalon Red Cross Outjwst Hospital
73. Thunder Bay McKellar General Hospital
74. Thunder Bay St. Joseph's General Hospital
75. Tillsonburg Tillsonburg District
Memorial Hospital
76. Uxbridge The Cottage Hospital
(Uxbridge)
77. Walkerton County of Bruce General
Hospital
78. Wawa The Lady Dunn General
Hospital
79. Wiarton Bruce Peninsula and District
Memorial Hospital
80. Wingham Wingham and District Hospital
Part II
Municipal Ambulance Services :
Item Location Name of Operator
1. Ancaster Township of Ancaster
Volunteer Ambulance
Service
2. Beardmore Improvement District of
Beardmore
3. ■ Brantford City of Brantford Fire
Department
4. Ear Falls Ear Falls Ambulance Service
5. Haliburton Municip>ality of Dysart et al
6. Ignace Township of Ignace
7. Lindsay Lindsay Fire Department
and Ambulance Service
8. Minden Minden Ambulance Service
9. Noelville Noelville Ambulance Service
10. Sioux Narrows Sioux Narrows Ambulance
Service
11. Temagami Improvement District of
Temagami
12. Timmins Timmins Dispatch Centre
13. Toronto Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto, Department of
Emergency Services
14. Virginiatown Township of McGarry
Ambulance Service
15. Wasaga Beach Wasaga Beach Ambulance
Service
16. White River Improvement District of
White River
Part III
Private Ambulance Operators :
Item Location Name of Operator
1 . Agincourt Ogden Ambulance Service
2. Alfred Lamarre & Son Ambulance
Service
3. Bancroft Hattin's Ambulance Service
4. Beaverton Beaverton Ambulance Service
5. Belleville City Ambulance (of Quinte)
Ltd.
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6. Belleville
7. Bobcaygeon
8. Bracebridge
9. Bradford
10. Brigden
11. Burlington
12. Carleton Place
13. Casselman
14. Chatham
15. Cobourg
16. Colborne
1 7 . Collingwood
18. Dash wood
19. Delhi
20. Drayton
21. Fenelon Falls
22. Finch
23. Fisherville
24. Gananoque
25. Geraldton
26. Glencoe
27. Grimsby
28. Guelph
29. Haileybury
30. Hamilton
31. Hamilton
32. Harrow
33. Hawkesbury
34. Hawkesbury
35. Langton
36. Leamington
37. London
38. Lucan
LaSalle Ambulance Service
Bobcaygeon Ambulance
Service
Muskoka Ambulance Service
Lewis Ambulance Service
Steadman's Ambulance
Service
District of Halton and
Mississauga Ambulance
Service
Allan R. Barker Ambulance
Service
Casselman Ambulance Service
Arbour's Chatham Ambulance
Service Limited
Cobourg Ambulance Service
Rutherford's Ambulance
Service
McKechnie Ambulance Service
Hoffman's Ambulance Service
D.L. Murphy Ambulance
Service
N. Wellington Ambulance
Service
Fenelon Ambulance Service
Brownlee Ambulance Service
Yeates Ambulance Service
Gananoque Ambulance Service
Fawcett Ambulance Service
J. B. Gough & Son Ambulance
Service
West Lincoln Ambulance
Service
Royal City Ambulance
Service
Buffam Ambulance Service
Fleetview Services Limited
Superior Ambulance Limited
Gerald A. Smith & Sons
Ambulance Service
Noel Ambulance Service
Limited
Quenneville Ambulance
Service
Verhoeve Ambulance Service
Sunparlour Ambulance Service
Thames Valley Ambulance
Limited
Lucan Ambulance Service
39. MacTier
40. Madoc
41. Midland
42. Mississauga
43. Morrisburg
44. Mount Forest
45. Napanee
46. Palmerston
47. Parham
48. Parkhill
49. Petawawa
50. Petrolia
51. Picton
52. Port Colborne
53. Port Elgin
54. Port Perry
55. Port Rowan
56. Rodney
5 7 . Schreiber
58. Seaforth
59. Simcoe
60. Smithville
61. Stratford
62. Strathroy
63 . Streetsville
64. Sutton
65. Tecumseh
66. Thedford
67. Tilbury
68. Timmins
69. Toronto
70. Toronto
7 1 . Toronto
Jordan's Ambulance Service
City Ambulance Service
(of Quinte) Limited
Midland District Ambulance
Service
Fleuty Ambulance Service
Seaway Valley Ambulance
Service Limited
Hiller Ambulance Service
City Ambulance Service of
Quinte Limited
Henderson Ambulance Service
Parham District Ambulance
Service
Parkhill Ambulance Service
Upper Ottawa Valley
Ambulance
Jay's Ambulance Service
Bond's Ambulance Service
Port Colborne Ambulance
Service
Saugeen District Ambulance
Service
Brignall's Ambulance Service
Port Rowan Ambulance
Service
Padfield Ambulance Service
King's Ambulance Service
R.S. Box Ambulance Service
Green's Ambulance Service
Book's Ambulance Service
Stratford Ambulance Service
Denning Brothers Ambulance
Service
Lee Ambulance Service
Taylor's Ambulance Service
Suburban Ambulance Service
Gilpin Ambulance Service
Tilbbry District Ambulance
Service
Porcupine Area Ambulance
Service
Hallowell Ambulance Service
Kane Ambulance Service
Metro Ambulance Service
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72. Toronto
73. Trenton
74. Wallaceburg
75. Waterdown
76. Welland
77. Whitby
78. Woodstock
79. Zurich
Watson Ambulance Service
Rushnell's Ambulance
Service
Arbour's Chatham
Ambulance Service Limited
Patton Ambulance Service
Greater Welland Ambulance
Service
W. C. Town Ambulance
Service
Woodstock Ambulance
Limited
Westlakc Ambulance Service
Part IV
Volunteer A mbulance Operators :
Item Location Name of Operator
1. Amherstburg Amherstburg, Anderdon &
Maiden District First Aid
Squad
Bolton & District Ambulance
Association (Volunteer)
Dubreuilville Volunteer
Ambulance Service
Georgetown Volunteer
Ambulance Service
Gore Bay Volunteer
Ambulance Group
Hastings Ambulance Service
2. Bolton
3. Dubreuilville
4. Georgetown
5. Gore Bay
6. Hastings
7. Nestor Falls
8. Niagara-on-
the-Lake
9. Nobleton
10. Powassan
11. Rockland
12. Seeley's Bay
Nestor Falls Volunteer
Ambulance Service
Niagara Volunteer Ambulance
Service
Nobleton Firefighters &
Ambulance Association
Powassan & District
Ambulance Service
Rockland Ambulance Service
Seeley's Bay Emergency
Ambulance
O. Reg. 323/72, Sched. 11:0. Reg. 580/72. s. 6 (1-8)
O. Reg. 120/75, ss. 3-7; O. Reg. 680/75, ss. 1, 2
O. Reg. 971/75. ss. 1. 2; O. Reg. 208/76. ss. 1. 2
O. Reg. 286/76. s. 2; O. Reg. 482/76. s. 1; O. Reg
737/79, s. 2; O. Reg. 915/79, s. 3.
Schedule 12
PUBLIC HEALTH LABORATORIES
APPROVED AS RELATED HEALTH
FACILITIES
Ontario Ministry of
Health
Public Health
Item Location Laboratories
1. Hamilton
Hamilton Psychiatric Hospital
Fennell Avenue West
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 2 ICXD
L8N 3R5
Government Building
181 Barrie Street
Mailing Address: Box 240
K7L 4V8
Fifth Floor
London Psychiatric Hospital
Off Highburv- Avenue
Mailing Address: Box 5704,
Postal Terminal 'A'
N6A 4L6
Highway 11 B
Mailing Address: Box 600
L3V 6K5
346 Moodie Drive
R.R. 2
Bells Corners
Mailing Address: Box 6301
R2A 1S8
Midwestern Reg. Children's
Centre
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 700
NOG 2P0
1341 Dobbin Avenue
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 265
K9J 6Y8
Albert £ind Brock Streets
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 220
P6A 5L6
1300 Paris Crescent
Mailing Address: 1300 Paris
Crescent, P3E 3A3
336 South Syndicate .Avenue
Mailing Address: P.O. Box
1100, Station 'F'. P7C 4X9
67 Wilson Avenue
Mailing Address: 67 Wilson
Avenue P4N 2S5
Central Laboratories
Resources Road
Islington and Highway 401
Etobicoke
Mailing Address: Box 9000,
Terminal 'A' M5W 1R5
3400 Huron Church Rd.
Mailing Address: P.O. Box 1616
N9A 6S2
O. Reg. 142/80. s. 1.
Schedule 13
COMPUTERIZED AXIAL TOMOGRAPHY
Part I
Hospitals designated to perform Head C.A.T.
Scans :
2. Kingston
3. London
4. Orillia
5. Ottawa
6. Palmerston
7. Peterborough
8. Sault Ste. Marie
9. Sudbur>-
10. Thunder Bay
11. Timmins
12. Toronto
13. Windsor
Item Location
1. Hamilton
2. London
3. Ottawa
4. Toronto
Name of Hospital
Hamilton Civic Hospitals
Victoria Hospital
Ottawa General Hospital
Toronto General Hospital
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Hospitals designated to perform Whole Body C.A.T.
Scans :
Item Location
1. Kingston
2. Thunder Bay
3. Toronto
4. Toronto
Name of Hospital
Kingston General Hospital
McKellar General Hospital
The Princess Margaret
Hospital
St. Michael's Hospital
O. Reg. 463/78, s. 4, part.
Schedule 14
COMPUTERIZED AXIAL TOMOGRAPHY
(when equipment available)
Part I
Hospitals designated to perform Head C.A.T.
Scans :
Item Location
1 . Toronto
Name of Hospital
Sunnybrook Hospital
Part II
Hospitals designated to perform Whole Body C.A.T.
Scans :
Item Location
1. Hamilton
2. London
3. Ottawa
4. Toronto
5 . Toronto
6. Toronto
Name of Hospital
McMaster University
Medical Centre
University Hospital
Ottawa Civic Hospital
Toronto General Hospital
The Hospital for Sick
Children
The Toronto Western
Hospital
O. Reg. 463/78, s. 4, part; O. Reg. 683/78, s. 1.
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Schedule 15
SCHEDULE OF BENEFITS
PREAMBLE
A. General
1. The rates listed in this Schedule of Benefits arc the maximum payments which can be
made by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan.
2. Insured medical services are limited to the services which are medically necessary,
which are listed in this Schedule of Benefits and which are not specifically excluded by legisla-
tion or regulation (see Appendix A for a list of specific exclusions).
3. Additions, deletions or other modifications of the Schedule of Benefits require recom-
mendation by the Ontario Health Insurance Plan. Such recommendations are made in consul-
tation with the Ontario Medical Association.
4. This Schedule is a public document and frank discussion with patients regarding the
listed rates is recommended.
5. Claims for services which are not listed in the Schedule or which are listed as N.A.B.
(not a benefit) or which are excluded as benefits by legislation or regulation should not be sub-
mitted to the Plan. Such services may be charged directly to patients or others requesting
them.
6. The principles governing proper professional charges are incorporated in the Regula-
tions (Medicine) of the Health Disciplines Aci.
7. Each physician who panicipates in the care of a patient is entitled to compensation
commensurate with the services he renders.
8. Whenever possible, the physician should acquaint the patient or person financially re-
sponsible with his obligations to those concerned with his care. This is particularly important
where supportive or concurrent care is rendered or when a consultation and/or procedure are
- being arranged.
9. Each physician participating in the care of a patient should render to the patient, or to the
financially responsible party, an itemized statement of charges for professional services.
10. Each physician participating in the care of a patient should, on request, send a receipt
to the patient for all payments made by him.
11. If fees are collected by an organized group, the name of the physician rendering the
ser\'ice should be clearly shown on the bill or claim card.
12. Documentation: whenever a physician examines or treats a patient, an appropriate record of
this service must be made and such record must be in keeping with section 29 of Regulation 448 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 under the Health Disciplines Act (see Appendix B).
13. Claims may be submitted for services which a patient receives from the team of staff
man. resident, intern and clerk in a teaching unit, provided that the conditions as set out here-
under apply.
On October 10, 1972, the Minister of Health confirmed that the joint recommendations
of the College and the O.M. A. governing the charging of fees for services provided by interns
and residents in clinical teaching units are acceptable to the Mmistrv' of Health. In his letter
the Mmister made it ver)' clear that he is looking to the College and the Medical Schools to en-
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sure that the ethical rules governing these billing procedures are followed meticulously in all
cases.
It has been carefully explained that the responsible staff man must be present in the clini-
cal teaching unit at the time the services are rendered and must be identified to the patient at
the earliest pxjssible moment. No fees are to be charged for services given by the intern or resi-
dent prior to this identification taking place. The following rules are now in effect: —
When patient care is rendered in a clinical teaching unit or other setting for clinical teach-
ing by a health care team, the physician responsible shall be personally identified to the pa-
tient. His relationship to the team shall be defined by the clinical teaching unit Director and
his role must be known to the patient and other members of the team. He shall assume full re-
sponsibility for the appropriateness and the quality of the services rendered.
Specific regulations must vary with the service and form of care being delivered: —
(a) In order to claim for physical procedures being carried out by an intern or resident,
the responsible staff man must be in the clinical teaching unit and immediately avail-
able to intervene.
(b) In pyschotherapy where the presence of the staff man would diston the psychother-
apy milieu, it is appropriate for the staff man to claim for psychotherapy when a rec-
ord of the interview is carefully reviewed with the resident and the procedure thus su-
pervised. However, the time charged by the staff man may not exceed the total time
spent by him in both such interview review and in direct supervision.
(c) In other departments or services, the staff man should only claim for visits on the
days when aaual supervision of that patient's care takes place through the presence
of that staff man in the clinical teaching unit on that day. This, of course, involves a
physical visit to the patient and/or a chart review with detailed discussion with the
<- other member(s) of the health team.
(d) In those situations where on a regular basis a staff member might supervise concur-
rently multiple procedures or services through the use of other members of the team,
the total claims made by the staff man shall not exceed the amount that the staff man
might make in the absence of the other members of the team.
Any claim rendered should be in the name of the responsible staff man.
14. Charges for missed appointments are not benefits of O.H.I.P.
B. Terms and Definitions
Call or Visit: is the service by a physician to or on behalf of a patient for assessment
and/or treatment.
1. Consultations:
(a) A consultation refers to the situation where a physician, in light of his professional
knowledge of the patient, requests the opinion of another physician competent to
give advice in this field, because of the complexity, obscurity or seriousness of the
case or because another opinion is requested by the patient or an authorized person
, acting on his behalf. The consultant is obliged to perform a general or specific assess-
ment, review the laborator>' and/or other data and submit his findings, opinions and
recommendations in writing to the referring physician.
(b) If a consultant is requested by a physician on duty in the emergency depanment to
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sec a patient in consultation, the consultant may claim a consultation for this service.
If the consultant is requested to perform this same service by a resident or intern, the
consultant may claim a general or specific assessment according to his specialty.
(c) For laboratory' and procedural benefits connected with consultations, see listings of
Laboratory' Medicine and Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures.
(d) A consultation is not to be claimed as such when:
(i) The patient presents himself to a consultants office without prior knowledge of
the pnmar>- physician. The sending of a repon to the primary physician under
these circumstances does not justify a claim for a consultation.
(ii) The primary- physician is not asked for professional advice but is simply asked by
the patient for the name of a sf>ecialist in a particular field and the patient seeks
out the specialist himself.
(e) A limited consultation may involve all of the components of a full consultation but is
less demanding, and in terms of time, normally requires subsuntially less of the phy-
sician's time than the full consultation.
(f) A diagnostic radiologx' consultation apphes when radiographs made elsewhere are
referred to a radiologist for his written opinion or when a radiologist is required to
make a special visit at Night (5.00 p.m. to 7.00 a.m.), Saturdays. Sundays and Holi-
days to consult on the advisability of performing a diagnostic radiological procedure
which eventually is not done. A consultation does not apply when the radiographs re-
ferred to above are used for comparison purposes with radiographs made in the con-
sultant's facilities.
(g) A diagnostic pathology consultation applies when tissue slides are referred to a sec-
ond pathologist for a wrinen opiaion. It includes secretarial or other assistance and
does not apply when the tissue slides referred to above are used for comparison with
tissue slides done in thi coniultant's laciluies. When a diagnostic pathcbgy cousalia-
tion fee is claimed L821 may not also be claimed.
(h) A pathology consultation or repeat consultation applies when a pathologist is re-
quested to examine a patient and provide a wntten opinion.
(i) A diagnostic nuclear medicine consultation applies when nuclear medicine studies
are referred to a nuclear medicine specialist for a written opinion or when the nuclear
medicine physician is required to make a special visit at night (5.00 p.m. to 7.00
a.m.), Saturday, Sunday or Holiday to consult on the advisability of performing a nu-
clear medicine procedure which eventually is not done. A consultation does not ap-
ply when procedures done elsewhere are used for comparison purposes with nuclear
medicine studies made in the consultants facilities.
(j) A nuclear medicine consultation or repeat consultation applies when a nuclear medi-
cine specialist is requested to examine a patient and provide a written opinion, all of
which takes a greater amount of time and effort than a nuclear medicine study would
normally require. It may be done in conjunction with a nuclear medicine study but if
so, the lesser professional benefit (P:) rather than the greater benefit (P, should be
claimed in addition to the technical (T) benefit.
(k) Some nuclear medicine specialists have other specialist qualifications which allow
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them to claim other consultation benefits (e.g., internal medicine). A nuclear
medicine consultation or repeat consultation may be claimed in lieu of another
consultation (e.g., internal medicine) but would not be combined with a claim for
such a consultation by the same consultant.
I".
(1) A prenatal consultation by a paediatrician applies when a physician considers a foe-
tus of greater than 20 weeks gestation to be at risk or in jeopardy by reason of contin-
uation of pregnancy in the presence of maternal and/or foetal distress, and requests
■' the opmion of a paediaincian competent to give advice in this field. The paediatri-
cian shall perform a general or specific assessment, review laboratory and other data
and submit his findings and recommendations in writing to the referring physician.
a Such a consultation does not preclude the paediatrician from a postnatal consultation
on the infant.
2. Repeat Consultation: requires all of the criteria of a full consultation and implies inter-
val care by the primar>' physician. The situation in which the consultant requests the patient to
return for a later examination is not a repeat consultation.
3. General Assessment: shall comprise a full history, an enquiry into, and an examination
of all parts or systems (and may include a detailed examination of one or more parts or sys-
tems), an appropriate record, and advice to the patient."
' 4. Gener.-il Re-Assessment: shall comprise the same services as a general assessment ex-
cept that the history need not include all the detail already obtained in the original general
assessment.*
5. Specific Assessment: shall comprise a full history of the presenting complaint, enquiry
concerning, and detailed examination of the affected part, region or system, as needed to
make a diagnosis, exclude C'sease and/or assess function, an appropriate record, and advice to
the patient.*
6. Specific Re-Assessment: shall comprise a full relevant history and a comprehensive
physical examination of one or more systems but not requiring an evaluation of the patient as
a whole. 'Specific re-assessments in the medical specialities apply in the management and as-
sessment of the progress of serious chronic disease and are not to be claimed for treating mi-
nor conditions or solely forfollowing the progress of treatment. If a specialist performs a sec-
ond specific assessment on a patient within a year's time and the diagnosis is the same, the
physician should claim for this second service on the basis of a specific re-assessment.
Physicians qualified in two specialities (EENT for example) may only claim for one visit,
eg: a consultation (if referred) or a specific assessment (if non-referred), if both systems are
examined during the same visit. However, two consultations or two specific assessments, etc.
may be claimed if both systems are examined, each on a separate visit.
7. Intermediate Assessment: is a more extensive assessment than a minor assessment and
shall compnse a full history of the presenting complaint(s). enquiry concerning and examina-
tion of the affected part(s), region(s), or system(s) as needed to make a diagnosis, exclude dis-
ease and/or assess function, an appropriate record, and advice to the patient.'
'For laborator>' and other investigation performed in conjunction with a consuhation or visit, see
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures and Laboratory Medicine.
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8. Minor Assessment: is a brief assessment comprising the necessary histor>', examination
of the affected pan or region, an appropriate record and advice to the patient. It also appUes
to a subsequent visit solely for assessing the response to treatment of a previously diagnosed
condition when no additional clinical assessment is required and performed.*
9. Psychotherapy: is any form of treatment for mental illness, behavioural maladapta-
tions, and/or other problems that are assumed to be of an emotional nature, in which a physi-
cian deliberately establishes a professional relationship with a patient for the purposes of re-
moving, modifying or retarding existing symptoms or anenuating or reversing disturbed
patterns of behaviour, and of promoting positive personality growth and development. Ac-
cordingly, therefore, a psychotherapeutic procedure may be claimed for if a half hour or ma-
jor part thereof has been spent in such treatment of the patient. Psychotherapy may not be
Claimed by more than one physician for the same patient at the same time.
Please note that the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario has stated that "in or-
der to qualif>' for a psychotherapy claim, a minimum of twent}' minutes must be spent with the
patient. When psychotherapy extends beyond thiny minutes, the major part of the next half
hour must be spent with the patient to quaiif)' for an additional half hour fee. Similarly, after
an hour of psychotherapy, the major part of the next half hour must be spent to qualify for an
additional half hour fee and so on." (Medical Review Committee Bulletin, Volume 3, Num-
ber 1.)
10. Counselling: as distinct from psychotherapy, counselling is that activity in which the
physician engages in an educational dialogue with the patient(s) on an individual or group ba-
sis wherein the goal of the physician and patient(s) is to become aware o^ the patient(s) prob-
lems or situation and of modalities for prevention and/or treatment. Counselling is not in-
tended for ongoing treatment or a substitute for a patient assessment, and it must be rendered
personally by the attending physician.
1 1 . Examinations of Well Persons:
(a) Age: (unless otherwise specified)
Newborn — up to 10 days of age.
Infant — up to 2 years
Child — up to and including 15 years
Adolescent — up to and including 17 years
Adult — 18 years or over.
(b) Newborn Care: is the routine care of a well baby up to ten days of age and should in-
clude a complete physical examination of the baby and necessan.' instructions to the
mother. The service shall involve at least two visits, and normally may not be claimed
for the same patient by more than one physician.
When a well baby is transferred to another hospital (because of the mother's
state of health, for example) claims for newborn care by a physician at each hospital
may be appropnate.
(c) Low Birth Weight Care: is the care of a baby weighing less than 2.5 kilograms at
birth.
'For laboratory' and other investigation performed in conjunction with a consultation or visit, see
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures and Laborator\' Medicine.
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(d) Well Baby Care: the periodic visits of a well baby during the first two years of life in-
volving complete examination with necessary weight and measurements and instruc-
tions to the parent(s) regarding health care. O.H.I. P. benefits are limited to ten such
visits.
(e) Annual Health or Annual Physical Examination (Including Primary and Secondary
School Examinations;: shall comprise all the elements of a general assessment as it
penams to an individual who presents and reveals no apparent physical or mental ill-
ness. O.H.I. P. benefits are limited to one Annual Health Examination per patient
per year after the second birthdate. To qualify for O.H.I. P. benefits, an Annual
,.3 - Health Examination normally must be requested by the patient rather than a third
y r- party. Under Regulation 323 of The Health Insurance Act, 1972, examinations for
the purpose of "legal requirements or proceedings" are excluded from coverage.
However, it is recognized that an Annual Health Examination will satisfy some or all
. ,. of the requirements for examinations required by statute but excluded by the above
mentioned Regulation. In such instances and where a prior claim for an Annual
Heahh Examination has not been submitted to the Plan in the previous twelve
months for that patient, it would be appropriate to submit a claim to OHIP for this
service. The OHIP benefit in these cases covers the Annual Health Examination only
and not any charges peculiar to the legal requirements, such as charges for the com-
pletion of forms.
Other Terms, Definitions and Guidelines
12. Coding: This schedule lists a code number opposite most items. Items which are not
coded are identified either as U. V.C. or N.C.
U.V.C. — use visit codes applicable to the pertinent service and specialty.
N.C. — no code applicable. This service is not a benefit fN.A.B.I of O.H.I. P.. and
may be charged directly to patients.
For the surger> portion of this schedule, physicians submitting claims in coded form
should add to the code numbers, the suffix A if they perform the procedure, the suffix B if
they have assisted at the surgerv' or the suffix C if they have administered the anaesthetic.
For those diagnostic and/or therapeutic procedures which have the technical and profes-
sional components listed separately, but under the same code, the suffix A should be added to
the code numbers when both components are being claimed, the suffix B when only the tech-
nical component is being claimed, or the suffix C when only the professional component is be-
ing claimed.
Where separate codes are listed for the technical or the professional components, the
suffix A should be used.
For diagnostic radiology, only one code is listed for each service, even though some of
these services may be provided by non-certified radiologists. The code for services rendered
by non-certified radiologists should be obtained by increasing the first digit in the listed codes
by 5. Thus, for example, the code for the service listed as XOOl but rendered by a non-cenified
radiologist would be X501 plus the appropriate suffix.
13. General Listings: include the basic listings for consultations, assessments and other
visits wherever they are rendered, except for non-emergency services to hospital or long-term
care mstitution in-patienrs and for care rendered by a physician on duty in an emergency de-
panment. These latter ser\ices are listed separately in the Schedule.
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A visit rendered to a patient in a rest home, lodge, detoxification centre, half-way house,
or other institution not covered elsewhere in the Schedule, should be claimed under the Gen-
eral Listings.
14. Non-Emergency Hospital In-Patient Services: include the listings for consultations and
other visits to registered bed patients. When the patient has not been seen previously by the
physician in charge . the first visit after admission may be claimed as a consultation or general
or specific assessment if appropriate. Where the patient has been previously attended before
admission, the first visit after admission may be claimed as a general reassessment or specific
reassessment if the patient has been seen before in the same illness, dependmg on the special-
ty. (Such assessments or reassessments are considered to be the hospital "admission assess-
ment" and may not be claimed more than once during a hospital admission.) Subsequent rou-
tine visits should be claimed as "subsequent visits (minor assessments)" Claims for daily
hospital visits must not be made unless a physician aaually visits the patient each day. Prior to
the weekly and monthly hmitations that apply after a patient has been in hospital for 5 weeks
(6 weeks for paediatricians), payments for hospital visits generally are limited to one per pa-
tient per day. For acute illnesses or exacerbation of original illness requiring additional visits
before or after 5 weeks of hospitalization, claims for extra visits should be made on an inde-
pendent consideration basis.
When a patient in hospital is referred by one physician to another, the second physician
will not be limited by the Subsequent Hospital Visit formula for the number of hospital visits
already rendered by the first physician. In other words, the second physician is entitled to
claim for his visits up to five weeks just as if the patient was being attended to in hospital for
the first time. However, if the patient is transferred to the care of another physician, the Sub-
sequent Hospital Visit formula would apply just as it would if only one physician was involved
in the care.
15. Emergency Department — Physician on Duty Services: include the listings for minor
and multiple systems assessment and the specific premiums applicable to these two services. A
physician on duty in the Emergency Depanmeni regardless of his specialty should submit
claims under these listings. A physician who is not on duty in the Emergency Deparunent
should use the General Listings when seeing patients in the emergency or out-patient depart-
ments. See Appendix C for funher guidelines to claiming for ser\'ices rendered in the Emer-
genc)' Depanmem.
16. Long-Term Institutional Care: includes the listings for consultations, assessments and
other visits to patients in chronic care hospitals, convalescent hospitals, nursing homes and
other institutions in which such patients are covered by extended care legislation.
Admission assessments to long term care institutions are classified as —
Type 1 — applies when (a) no medical history has been provided to the admitting
physician, (b) the admitting physician takes the history of past and present illness,
carries out a general assessment and provides a repon for the medical record.
Type 2 — applies when (a) the report of the histor>' and examination has been writ-
ten by another physician, (b) the admitting physician reviews the report and decides
it is necessar>' to repeat the histor>' and general assessment and provides a report for
the medical record.
Typje 3 — applies when (a) there is a report of the histor)' and general assessment
made by the same (as the admitting) physician prior to admission or, (b) when the
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admitting physician writes an admission note describing the condition of the resident
following admission.
17. Visit for Procedure: when the sole reason for an office visit is the performance of a
ceruin procedure, the listed benefit for the procedure will apply. (See Diagnostic and Thera-
peutic Procedures Preamble for exceptions.) When procedures are carried out in the office,
emergency or outpatient department on an elective basis, a special visit should not be claimed
in addition to the procedural fee.
When procedure(s) are carried out under the direct supervision of the physician, the
usual claims may be made for procedure(s) which are generally and historically accepted as
those which may be carried out by the nurse or other medical assistant. "Procedures" in this
context do not include such services as assessments, consultations, psychotherapy, etc. Direct
supervision requires that during the procedure the physician be physically present in the office
or clinic at which the service is rendered.** While this does not preclude the physician from
being otherwise occupied he should be in personal attendance on enough occasions to ensure
that procedures are being performed competently and he must at all times be available imme-
diately to approve, modify or otherwise intervene in a procedure as required in the best inter-
ests of the patient.
For physiotherapy procedures performed by a physiotherapist under direct physician's supervision
as detailed above, see Code G467 on Page 98.
18. Preiniums:
(a) Special visits —
(i) A special visit is one which is initiated by the patient or his representative which
requires a physician to travel from one location to another to see a patient(s).
That is. when the physician is not already in the office, hospital, institution, pa-
-' tient's home, etc. and is called to make a special trip there to attend a patient, a
"special visit" premium may be claimed. The premium(s) for a special visit to
the office only applies outside of normal office hours but does apply whether or
not the office is in the physicians home.
If an institution has arranged to have quarters in the same or in a proximal
building in order that a physician will be available to make visits to the institu-
tion, particularly at night, these are not considered to be "special visits" to the
institution.
When services are rendered on an emergency basis at a site other than listed
in this schedule (e.g. roadside, ski slope, etc), the special visit premiums are ap-
plicable.
If a physician is called to pronounce a patient dead, a minor assessment may
be claimed along with the appropriate surcharge for the special visit.
(ii) An emergency call with sacrifice of office hours may be claimed in a situation
where the demands of the patient and/or the physician's interpretation of the pa-
.. tients condition is such that the physician responds immediately at the sacrifice
of regular office hours.
••Some procedures may not require the physical presence of a physician for adequate supervision.
Exceptions to this requirement of direct supervision may be made upon recommendation of the On-
tario Medical Association and the College of Physicians and Surgeons of Ontario.
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(iii) A special visit at night or on a Saturday, Sunday or holiday may be claimed
when non-elective or emergent calls are made between the hours of 5.00 pm and
7.00 am or are received and made on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays. "Holi-
days" are defined for the purpose of this schedule as New Year's Day, Good Fri-
day, Easter Monday, Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Civic Holiday, Labour Day,
Thanksgiving, Remembrance Day, Christmas Day and Boxing Day. If any of
these holidays fall on a Saturday or Sunday, at the physician's discretion either
the Friday before or the Monday following will be recognized as the holiday.
When Christmas Day falls on a Saturday or Sunday the Holiday premium H106
for a physician on duty in the emergency department applies to Christmas Day
as well as to the day recognized as the holiday.
(iv) Only one special visit premium (daytime; sacrifice of office hours; or nights, Sat-
urdays, Sundays and Holidays) may be claimed for the same patient, same visit.
The special visit premiums apply only to emergent or non-elective calls and do
not apply to non-referred or transferred obstetrics. The premiums do not apply
to visits on regular rounds, and admission assessments of patients who have
been admitted to hospital, etc. on an elective basis do not qualify as "special vis-
its", regardless of the time performed.
Special Visit Benefits: — (applicable in addition to benefits for services listed under "Consulta-
tions and Visits" and "Critical Care") K992, C992, K993, C993 also are applicable where
appropriate to assistant and/or anaesthetist at emergency surgery.
(v) Daytime (Monday to Friday) special visit to Emergency Depanment or O.P.D.
K990 First patient assessed add S 7.60
K991 For each additional patient requiring a special visit and assessed during
same special visit add S 1.40
(vi) Emergency call with sacrifice of office hours —
K992 first patient assessed add S15.30
K993 for each additional patient requiring a special visit and assessed during
same special visit add S 2.80
(vii) Nights, Saturdays, Sundays, Holidays —
K994 first patient assessed add S15.30
K99S for each additional patient requiring a special visit and assessed during
same special visit add S 2.80
(viii) Special visit to office —
The above benefits apply, but the prefix "A" should be substituted for the
prefix "K" in the code (e.g.* A990 instead of K990).
(ix) Special visit to patient's home —
The above benefits apply, but the prefix "B" should be substituted for the
prefix "K" in the code (e.g. B992 instead of K992).
(x) SfJecial visit to hospital in-patient —
The above benefits apply, but the prefix "C" should be substituted for the
prefix "K" in the code (e.g. C992 instead of K992).
(xi) Special visit to long-term care institution —
The above benefits apply, but the prefix "W" should be substituted for the
prefix "K" in the code (e.g. W992 instead of K992).
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(xii) Special visit to any setting not listed above, or emergency services at the road-
side, ski slope, etc.
The above benefits apply, but the prefix "Q" should be substituted for the
prefix "K" in the code (e.g. 0994 instead of K994).
(xiii) Emergency procedures —
E409 For procedures rendered on an emergency or non eleaive basis (exclud-
ing non-referred or transferred obstetrics but including Caesarian sec-
tions) commencing after 5:00 p.m. and before 7:00 a.m. or on Saturdays,
Sundays and Holidays, or for elective procedures which bei-«^e of inter-
vening emergency procedure(s) commence within this time period, the
listed procedural benefit may be increased by 15% or $7.60, whichever is
greater when no other premium applies. E409 may not be claimed for
procedures which mainly involve the interpretation of test results. It is
not applicable to physicians on duty in the emergency depanment nor to
procedures listed in the Diagnostic Radiolog>', Nuclear Medicine or Di-
agnostic Ultrasound sections of the Schedule .
C109 For special visits on Nights, Saturdays, Sundays or Holidays to perform
examinations listed in the Nuclear Medicine, Diagnostic Radiology or Di-
agnostic Ultrasound sections of the Schedule, add S7.60 to the benefit for
the first examination performed, when no other premium applies,
(xiv) Assistants' services —
E400B For cases commencing after 5:00 p.m. and before 7:00 a.m. or on Satur-
days, Sundays and Holidays, the total benefit for assistants' services is in-
creased by 30%.
(xv) Anaesthetists' services —
E400CFor cases commencing after 5:00 p.m. and before 7:00 a.m. or on Satur-
days, Sundays and Holidays, the total benefit for anaesthetists' sr prices is
increased by 30% .
' (h) Special Care Unit (e.g. I.C.U. or C.C.U.) —
ClOl For patients in Special Care Unit such as I.C.U. or C.C.U. , if a "subse-
quent hospital visit (minor assessment)" is chargeable, for each such visit
referred, add S2. 10.
19. Detention: benefits may be applicable for detention when under very exceptional cir-
cumstances a physician is required to spend considerable extra time with a patient. Such extra
time must be required at that time, and it must be to the exclusion of all other work.
Claims for detention must be substantiated by an explanation on the claim card or in an
accompanying letter, and should be made on an "I.C." basis according to the following guide-
lines:
After twenty minutes if the physician spends more than this amount of time provid-
ing a minor or intermediate assessment or subsequent hospital visit;
After forty mmutes if the physician spends more than this amount of time providing a
specific or general re-assessment or multiple systems assessment or certification of
mental illness;
After one hour if the physician spends more than this amount of time providing a
consultation, limited consultation, repeat consultation, prenatal consultation, spec-
ific or general assessment.
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Detention is not meant to apply to procedures and does not include tinse waiting for
X-rays, lab reports, the operating room or for the patient to arrive for assessment or
treatment. Moreover, since the pertinent listed obstetrical benefits take attendance
at labour into account, benefits for detention are not applicable during the first IS
hours of established labour. For the purpose of counting the hours in established la-
bour, a physician should start counting either from the time he has been advised by
the hospital that his patient is in active labour (which may be the time of hospital ad-
mission) or from the time that he has assessed the patient and found her to be in ac-
tive labour. If established labor extends beyond 15 hours, a physician may claim de-
tention for further time during labour spent with and on behalf of the obstetrical
patient to the exclusion of other patient care.
KOOl Detention, per quarter hour or pan thereof $ 9.70
KlOl Detention, while in attendance with patient(s)
in ambulance, per quarter hour or pan thereof $16.00
Note: KlOl is not applicable to anendance in a vehicle other than an Ambulance.
20. Independent Consideration — "I.C": independent consideration will be given by
O.H.I.P. for those items in the Schedule of Benefits which are listed as I.C.. Claims rendered
under this heading must include a specific charge along with a detailed explanation of that
charge. Where pertinent, an operative report is ver>' helpful in rendering independent consid-
eration. It also is helpful if I.C. claims include a comparison of the scope and difficulty of the
procedure with other specific procedures listed in the Schedule.
21 . Transferral and Referral:
(a) A refenal takes place when one physicia**. or surgeon requests for his patient the
services of another. The services of the laner rnay consist of:
(i) an opinion (i.e. a consultation)
(ii) diagnostic tests or procedures (e.g. skin test, biopsy, etc.)
Note: In such cases the referring physician continues to treat the case himself,
(iii) treatment (surgical or medical).
The referring physician's O.H.I.P. registration number must be included on the claim
submission.
(b) A transferral, as distinguished from a referral, takes place where the responsibility
for the care of the patient is completely transferred permanently or temporarily,
from one physician to another in the same field or specialt>' (e.g. where the first phy-
sician is leaving temporarily on holidays and unable to continue to treat the case). In
such cases, the physician to whom the patient is transferred is not entitled to claim
for a consultation. Physicians who are substituting for other physicians should con-
sider thai patients of the latter have been temporarily transferred (not referred) to
their care. Where the care of the patient involves a benefit containing several compo-
nents such as for surgen' or obstetrics the physicians may consider the surgical or ob-
stetrical benefit a team benefit and decide among themselves how each is to be com-
pensated; traditionally physicians in these circumstances have reciprocated by
exchanges of coverage for each other. When physicians routinely or frequently sub-
stitute for each other providing hospital visits to registered bed patients in active
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treatment hospitals, e.g. weekend coverage or daily rounds by various members of a
group, the most responsible physician may claim for all the visits.
22. Most Responsible Physician: is the attending physician who is primarily responsible
for the day to day care of the patient in hospital. In cases of unusual severity where the consul-
tant assumes the role of the most responsible physician, the consultant may claim on a per visit
basis and the family physician may claim supponive care. Where the family physician remains
the most responsible physician and requests only a consultation, the family physician may
claim on a per visit basis and the consultant may claim for a consultation only.
23. Concurrent Care; is where the famil}' physician remains the most responsible physi-
cian but because of the seriousness or complexity of the condition, requests continued direc-
tive care by a consultant, the family physician may claim on a per visit basis and the consultant
may claim for one visit every rwo days for the first week and then one visit every four days
while the patient's condition remains serious — this arrangement being agreeable to both phy-
sicians.
24. Multidisciplinary Care: is where the complexity of the medical condition requires the
services of several physicians in different disciplines. In such cases, each physician should ren-
der a separate claim on a per visit basis. This does not refer to a situation where a single
benefit for a team of physicians is listed in the Schedule.
25. Supportive Care: is the care rendered in hospital by the referring physician, wb3 is
not actively treating the case (e.g. writing orders), to a patient under the care of another phy-
sician, at the desire of the patient or family, for purposes of liaison or reassurance. The physi-
cian may claim for this care on a per visit basis. It is reasonable to assume that one visit every
two days to the seventh day and then one visit every four days thereafter will be sufficient. If
medical complications develop or are present in the post-operative period whicl require active
management by the referring physician, claims for hospital medical care should be rendered, not
supportive post-operative care.
26. Specialist: a specialist shall be defined (for purposes of application in the case of any
given service within this Schedule) as one who holds a cenificate from the Royal College of
Physicians and Surgeons of Canada in the specialty which normally is considered to encompass
the service in question.
A specialist rendering services outside of his specialty should use the codes and tariffs
listed in the General Practice section of the Schedule
27. Differential Benefits:
(a) The rates listed under the column "Practice in General" are those intended to apply
when the service is performed by other than a physician cenified in the specialty nor-
mally considered to encompass the service in question.
(b) Where only one benefit is hsted, it shall apply to any physician rendering the service,
regardless of specialty.
(c) Consultation and visit benefit hstings under the heading of General Practice may be
' claimed by other branches of medicine if the listings do not appear elsewhere in the
Schedule.
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(d) Specialists in paediatrics who practice allergy may claim specialist rates for their al-
lergy services regardless of the age of their patients.
28. Referring Physician's Services:
(a) For the services rendered prior to an operation, the referring physician should claim
on a "fee-for-service basis", for example:
(i) Home, Office or Hospital Visits as rendered.
(ii) In addition to (i) above, in acute cases, benefits may be claimed for detention if
applicable and appropriate (refer to paragraph 19, above).
(b) (i) For services rendered as an assistant during the operation, the referring physi-
cian should claim in accordance with paragraph 30, below,
(ii) In cases in which the referring physician is required to be present in the interest
of the patient but does not actually assist at the surgical procedure, he should
charge on a per visit basis for this service.
(c) For the services rendered after the operation, the referring physician may claim on
the basis of supportive care as outlined in the Schedule.
29. Pre-dental Assessment:
A physician, regardless of specialty, who is required to examine a patient in prepara-
tion for dental surgery under general anaesthesia may claim S16.(X) when he has seen
the patient in the previous twelve months for a general assessment or S22.90 if he has
not seen the patient within the previous twelve months for a general assessment. If
the examining physician also administers the anaesthetic only S16.00 may be claimed
in addition to the anaesthetic benefit, for the history and examination required by the
hospital on admission.
30. Assistants' Services:
(a) Time units are computed by allowing one unit ($4.87) for each 15 minutes or pan
thereof of time (up to two hours) spent by the arsistant. Time units for assistants"
services for periods in excess of two hours per case are computed by allowing two
units for each 15 minutes or pan thereof. Time for purposes of these calculations in-
cludes scrub time and time sjjent in the operating room. If claims are being made in
coded form (see Preamble, pan B, paragraph 12), the suffix B should be added to
the code for the procedure.
(b) The basic units should be listed separately from the time units on the claim card.
Benefits for assistants' services are determined by multiplying the listed basic units
and the time units by $4.87. For cases commencing after 5:00 p.m. and before 7:00
a.m. or on Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, the total benefit for assistants' services
is increased by 30% (E400B).
(c) When multiple or bilateral surgical procedures are done during the same anaesthetic,
the assistant's benefits shall be based on the basic units for the major procedure plus
time. When bilateral procedures or surgical revisions are earned out at separate
times with separate anaesthetics, the assistant shall be entitled to receive full assis-
tant's benefits for each procedure.
(d) In surgical procedures requiring more than one assistant, benefits for the second
assistant shall be computed on the same basis as for the first assistant.
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(e) When a surgeon requires an assistant at a procedure for which no assistant's units are
listed, the assistant may calculate the total benefits applicable by taking the number
of basic units used by the anaesthetist, adding his time units and multiplying the total
number of units by S4.87. (See also (f) below.)
(f) When assistants at surgery claim for procedures for which no assistants' units have
actually been listed in the Schedule, the assistants should support their claims with
letters of explanation as to why their attendance was reauired.
(g) Where the attendance of a physician is requested by the patient's other medical at-
tendants for the sole purpose of monitoring or special supponive care, and when the
phvsician is in constant attendance, the benefits shall be based upon 3 units plus time
(e603B).
(h) When an anaesthetic has begun and the operation is cancelled prior to commence-
ment of surgery, the assistant who has scrubbed but is not required to do more,
should claim 3 basic units plus time units (E006B). If the operation is cancelled after
surger.' has commenced, the procedural basic unit plus time units will apply. If the
procedure is cancelled prior to the induction of anaesthesia and the assistant is scrub-
bed, a subsequent hosptial visit only may be claimed.
31. Anaesthetists' Services:
(a) Benefits for anaesthetists' services are for all types of anaesthesia. The rates listed
are for professional services, including pre-anaesthetic evaluation and post-anaes-
thetic follow-up and all immediate supportive measures, and does not include the
cost of materials used. If an anaesthetist is asked to see a registered bed patient in
consultation more than 36 hours prior to the administration of an anaesthetic, he
may claim for a consultation as well as for rendering the anaesthetic. If an anaesthe-
tist examines a patient prior to surgery and the surger>' is cancelled prior lo the in-
duction of anaesthesia, he may claim a subsequent hospital visit for this service.
When an anaesthetic has begun and the operation is cancelled due to a complication
prior to the commencement of surger)', the anaesthetist should claim 4 basic units
plus time (E006C). If the operation is cancelled after surgery has commenced, the
procedural basic units plus time units will apply.
(b) Basic units are hsted for most procedures and include the value of all anaesthetic
services except the actual time spent administering the anaesthesia, any modifying
factors, or unusual detention with the patient (see paragraph 31(k, 1,) below).
(c) Except during maintenance of continuous conduction anaesthesia (G247 pg 93, P015
pg 104), time units are computed by allowing one unit for each 15 minutes or part
thereof of anaesthesia time (up to two hours). Following the first two hours of
anaesthesia, time units for periods in excess of two hours are computed by allowing
two units for each 15 minutes or part thereof. Anaesthesia time begins when the
anaesthetist is first in attendance with the patient for the purposes of creating the
anaesthetic state and ends when he is no longer in personal attendance (when the pa-
tient may be safely placed under customary post-operative superN'ision).
(d) Anaesthesia time units may not be claimed by the same anaesthetist for rendering
anaesthesia or other time-reimbursed services to more than one patient at the same
time.
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(e) Time units and listed basic units should be indicated separately on the claim card.
Benefits for anaesthetists' services are determined by multiplying the basic and the
time units by S5.63 for certified anaesthetists and S5.21 for non-certified anaesthe-
tists. For cases commencing after 5:00 p.m. and before 7:00 a.m. or on Saturdays,
Sundays and Holidays, the total benefit for anaesthetists' services is increased by
30% (E400C).
If claims are being made in coded form (see Preamble, pan B, paragraph 12) the
suffix C should be added to the code for the procedure.
(f) In special cases where the anaesthetic services of more than one anaesthetist are
deemed necessary in the interest of the patient the benefits shall be increased by 50%
of that computed for the procedure; each anaesthetist to be entitled to one half of the
toul benefit.
(g) When multiple or bilateral surgical procedures are done during the same anaesthetic,
the anaesthetic benefits shall be based upon the basic units for the major procedure
plus time. When bilateral procedures or surgical revisions are carried out at separate
times with separate anaesthetics, the anaesthetist shall be entitled to receive full
anaesthetic benefits for each procedure.
(h) In procedures where no units are listed or with I.C, the basic units will be based
upon those listed for a comparable procedure considering region and modifying con-
ditions or techniques.
(i) Wh»n a pump with or without an oxygenator and with or without hypothermia is em-
ployed in conjunction with an anesthetic, the anaesthetic "Basic" will be 28 units;
this replaces the listed basic units for the procedure. To compensate for variations in
anaesthetic praaice. special respiratory intensive care or detention for the purpose of
intensive treatment of other types may be claimed separately under the .appropriate
headings.
(j) An additional 10 units may be claimed when, in association with anaesthesia, "con-
trolled hypotension" is carried out using any technique to deliberately lower and
maintain the mean blood pressure at least 25% below the range or normal for that
patient. The extra 10 units may be claimed under code EOWC.
(k) Where unusual detention with the patient before or after anaesthesia is essential for
the safety and welfare of such patient, the necessary time will be valued on the same
basis as indicated for the anaesthetic time.
(1) For detention not associated with anaesthesia detention rates and criteria apply (see
paragraph 19 above).
(m) Where the attendance of the anaesthetist is requested by the patient's other medical
attendants for the purpose of monitoring or special supportive care, and where the
anaesthetist is in constant attendance the benefits shall be based upon 3 units plus
time. If claims are coded, the code is E003C.
(n) No additional claim should be made for introducing a catheter for continuous con-
duction anaesthesia, i.e. above the basic of 5 units plus maintenance units to a maxi-
mum of 6 units plus the number of time units required for the obstetrical delivery.
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(o) When a physician administers an anaesthetic and/or other medication prior to or dur-
ing a procedure(s) and also performs a procedure(s) on the same patient, he should
claim for the procedure(s) only.
(p) When h>'pothermia is used by the anaesthetist in procedures not specifically iden-
tified as requiring hypothermia, the basic value is 25 units. This basic value replaces
the basic value listed in the Schedule for the procedure. When the basic value
claimed is 25 units, the anaesthetic service may be claimed under code E002C.
(q) Where one anaesthetist starts a procedure and is replaced by another pan way
through a surgical procedure or delivery, the first anaesthetist should claim the ap-
propriate basic units plus time units and the second anaesthetist may claim for time
units only. The second anaesthetist should use code E005C for such time units except
in the case of continuous conduction anaesthesia for which code G247 or code P015
(plus ElOOC) pertain (see also paragraphs 31(c) and 31(n), above), E005C qualifies
for the surcharge E400C only if the case originally staned within the time stated un-
der paragraph 31(d) above. Each anaesthetist should state on his claim card which
pan of the anaesthetic is being claimed and the time begun and completed.
(r) General anaesthesia for the purposes of this Schedule includes all forms of anaesthe-
sia except local infiltration.
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APPENDIX A
Sections 53 and 54 of Regulation 452 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made under the
Health Insurance Act.
"Si — (1) The following services are not insured services under the Plan:
— Expenses for travelling time or mileage.
— Testimony in a court, preparation of records, reports, certificates or communica-
tions.
— Advice by telephone.
— Any service or examination for the purpose of,
(a) an application for insurance or under a requirement for keeping insurance in
force:
(b) an application for admission to or continuance at or in a school, college, ixni-
versit}', camp, association, club, group or program:
(c) employment or the continuance of employment or pursuant to the request of
an employer or other person in authority:
(d) legal requirements or proceedings.
— Group examinations, immunizations or inoculations.
— Any service or examination rendered by a physician for screening, survey or re-
search purposes.
— Services rendered by a physician pursuant to an arrangement for rendering
services.
(a) to the employees of an employer;
(b) to members of an association; or
(c) at a camp to the campers thereof.
— Laboratory services, except,
(a) laboratory services prescribed in section 52, and
(b) Laborator)' services carried out by a physician for the exclusive purpose of di-
agnosing or treating his own patients in the course of his medical practice.
— Special appliances.
— Clinical pathology, except when authorized by a physician and performed.
(a) by a laboratory mentioned in clause 52 (1) (a) or (b), or
(b) by or under the direction of any other person authorized by law.
— All procedures of acupuncture.
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(2) The following services rendered by physicians shall be deemed not to be insured serv-
ices for the purposes of the Act:
— Pre-adoption examination and evaluation for C. A.S.
— Other scan (approved but not currently listed).
— Preparation of special antigens or anti-serums.
'. — Special investigations.
— Dermatogiyphics.
— Genetic counselling.
— Group psychotherapy — seventh to ninth hour per day.
— Psychotherapy — interviews with other paramedical organizations or others on
behalf of a patient.
— Orthoptics.
— Contact lens fitting, except for any of the following conditions:
(a) Aphakia;
(b) High Myopia, greater than nine diopters;
(c) Irregular astigmatism (post-comeal grafting or corneal scarring resulting from
disease states);
(d) Keratoconus.
— Non-referred mammography or thermography.
— The use of EDTA in the treatment of athero«clerosi'.
— HCG treatment for obesit)'.
— General assessment for nicotine addiction or obesity where treatment is to be by
acupuncture or ear pins.
54. The following service rendered by a physician shall be deemed not to be an insured service in respect of
an insured person who is eighteen years of age or over:
1. Otoplasty for correction of "outstanding ears."
1* ■■■^:
P.i.. 1.'
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APPENDIX B
Section 29 of Regulation 449 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 under the Health Disciplines
Act.
"29 — (1) A member shall,
(a) keep a legibly wrinen record in respect of each patient of the member setting
out,
(i) the name and address of the patient,
(ii) each date that the member sees the patient,
(iii) a history of the patient,
(iv) particulars of each physical examination of the patient by the member,
(v) investigations ordered by the member and the results of the investigations,
(vi) each diagnosis made by the member respecting the patient, and
(vii) each treatment prescribed by the member for the patient;
(b) keep a day book, daily diary or appointment record setting out the name of each
patient seen or treated or in respect of whom a professional service is rendered
by the member.
(2) A member shall keep the records required under subsection ( 1) in a systematic manner and
shall retain each record for a period of six years after the date of the last entry in the record or
until the member ceases to engage in the practice of medicine, whichever first occurs.
(2) A member shall make records kept pursuant to subsection (1) and books, records, documents
and things relevant thereto available at reasonable hours for inspection by a person
appointed by the Registrar pursuant to section 64 of the Act or a person appointed as an
inspector under subsection 43 (1) of the Health Insurance Act. O. Reg. 577/75, s. 28."
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APPENDIX C
"EMERGENCY DEPARTMENT" CLAIMS
PHYSICIAN ON DUTY
The listings under the heading "Emergency Department — Physician on Duty" are meant to
apply only to those circumstances wherein either casualty officers or other physicians are
required to be physically and continuously present in the Emergency Department for an
arranged designated period of time. When the Physician on Duty is required to remain at the
hospital, the special call surcharge will not apply. Use codes H103A, HlOlAor HllOAfor all
physicians regardless of specialty.
When a "casualty officer" is required to make a special visit to the Emergency Department
prior to or after his regular arranged designated period of time on duty, he may claim the
appropriate benefit under the General Listings plus the applicable special visit premium for
the first patient assessed; all subsequent patients assessed during this visit to the hospital
should be claimed under the Emergency Department — Physician on Duty listings.
When a physician is on duty in the Emergency Department, sees a patient and admits the
,^, , patient to hospital, this physician may claim a minor or multiple systems assessment depend-
ing upon the service initially provided, plus a general reassessment on admission if provided.
Thereafter, when the patient's own physician sees the patient for the first time after admis-
sion, this physician may claim only a subsequent hospital visit fee. Alternatively, if the
Emergency Department physician does not claim the general reassessment benefit, the
patient's physician may claim for a general assessment (or reassessment) when he first
examines the patient after admission, provided no other physician already has claimed for the
admission assessment.
SPECIAL VISIT TO EMERGENCY OR O.P.D.
Consultation
1. Consultation, patient not admitted:
The benefit for the consultation (or repeat consultation) plus the appropriate special
visit surcharge (K99-) may be claimed.
2. Consultation, patient admitted:
(a) The benefit for the consultation (or repeat consultation) plus the appropriate
special visit surcharge (K99-) followed by hospital visits (if rendered) may be
claimed. However, if the consultant aiso is the "most responsible physician", he
m.ay not also claim a hospital in-patient consultation, repeat consultation, gen-
eral or specific assessment, general or specific reassessment since the initial con-
sultation rendered in the emergency department serves as the admission history
and examination.
(b) If the consultant is not also the most responsible physician, the latter may claim
the appropriate admission assessment.
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Assessment:
1 . Assessment, patient not admined —
The benefit for the assessment (or re-assessment) plus the appropriate special visit
surcharge (K99-) may be claimed.
2. General/specific assessment plus patient admission —
The benef.t for the general or specific assessment plus the appropriate special visit
surcharge (K99-) followed by hospital visits may be claimed. However, the admining
physician may not also claim a hospital in-patient general/specific assessment or reas-
sessment since the initial general/specific assessment rendered in the emergency de-
partment serves as the admission history and examination.
3. Minor/intermediate assessment plus patient admission —
The benefit for the minor or intermediate assessment plus the appropriate Sf>ecial
visit surcharge (K99-) may be claimed. In addition, the admitting physician may
claim for a hospital in-patient general or specific reassessment if rendered.
Procedure:
Except for procedures for which the listed benefits specifically include the associated con-
sultation or other assessment, claims may be made for both the procedure and the assessment.
Either the emergenc)' procedure surcharge (E409 or C109) or the appropriate snecial visit sur-
charge (K99 ) may be applicable, but not both.
Note:
If a physician nas an office in the hospital and is called to assess a patient in the Emer-
gency Depanment or O.P.D., the special visit premiums do not apply.
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Code $
GENERAL AND FAMILY PRACTICE (00)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections)
A(X)5 Consultation 26.40
A006 Repeat consultation 22.20
A003 General assessment 22.90
A004 General re-assessment 16.00
A903 Pre-dental general assessment 22.90
A904 Pre-dental general re-assessment 16.00
A007 Intermediate assessment 11.50
AGO! Minor assessment 8.30
A002 Well baby care (up to 2nd birthday) 10.40
K017 Annual Health Examination — child (after 2nd birthday) 14.60
K009 — adolescent, aduh 17.40
A009 Oculo-visual assessment (including refraction and tonometry 19.50
N.C. Telephone advice including renewal of prescription N.A.B.
N.C. Dispensing fee N.A.B.
Non>emergency Hospital In-patient Services
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
■ i-i. ... . . "special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Pan B. paragraph 18.
COOS Consultation 26.40
C006 Repeal consultation 22.20
C003 General assessment 22.90
C004 General re-assessment 16.00
C903 Pre-dental general assessment 22.90
C904 Pre-dental general re-assessment 16.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C002 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C007 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed S19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
C009 after thineenth week (not to exceed S38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
COOS Concurrent care (minor assessments) (See Preamble) per visit 6.40
CO 10 Supponive care (minor assessments):
See definition in Preamble. The physician may claim for this care on a per
visit basis. It is reasonable to assume that 1 visit every 2 days then 1
visit every 4 days thereafter will be sufficient per visit 6.40
Note: If medical complications develop or are present in the post-operative
period, hospital medical care may be claimed rather than supponive post-
operative care. Such claims should be substantiated by the physician.
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Code
H007
Note:
HOOl
H002
H003
H004
Note:
H103
HlOl
HUO
H106
Note:
W105
W106
W102
W103
\V104
W109
W0Q4
Note:
\V903
W9CM
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
GENERAL AND FAMILY PRACTICE - Cont'd S
Attendance at maternal delivery for care of a high risk baby(s) — (if only
service rendered at time of delivery) 31.30
Consultation should not be claimed with attendance at maternal delivery.
— other fees may applv.
Newborn care in hospital and/or home 25.70
Low birth weight baby care (uncomplicated) initial visit 16.00
then per daily visit for four weeks per visit 2.60
after four weeks to a maximum of $12.60 per week per visit 1.80
Emergency Department — Physician on Duty:
A physician on duty in Emergency, called to see a hospiul bed patient
because of acute complications may not claim special visit surcharges.
The appropriate claim is a hospital visit.
Multiple systems assessment — may include x-ray, E.C.G. and other
laboratory data interpretation 13.90
Minor assessment 6.95
When above visits or first procedure occur — 12:00 midnight to 8:00 a.m.,
add per patient visit 5.60
When above visits or first procedures occur on a Holiday, add per patient
visit 3.50
Energency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in Emergency or O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Long Term Institutional Care:
For emergency calls and other visits to institutional patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble. Part B, paragraph 18.
1. Chronic Care Hospitals, Convalescent Hospitals, Nursing Homes, or other
Institutions in which patients are covered by extended care legislation:
Consultation 26.40
Repeat consultation 22.20
Admission assessment (see Preamble)
Type 1 22.90
2 16.00
3 8.30
Annual physical examination 17.40
General re-assessment of patient in nursing home or covered by extended
care legislation 8.30
May only be claimed 6 months after Annual Health Examination (as per
The Nursing Homes Act, 1972)
Pre-dental general assessment 22.90
Pre-dental general re-assessment 16.00
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Code
W002
W003
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
GENERAL AND FAMILY PRACTICE - Cont'd
Subsequent visits (minor assessments)
— chronic care or convalescent hospital (maximum of 10 per patient, per
month) per visit
— nursing home or other institution covered by extended care legislation
(maximum of 5 per oatient, per month) per visit
6.25
6.25
Note:
K007
Koi:
N.C.
K004
K006
Note;
KOll
K013
Note:
K623
Note:
2. Homes for the Aged, and other Institutions in which patients are
Not Covered by Extended Care Legislation:
(Use General Listings)
General Listings under these circumstances also apply to patients seen in
bed rather than m an office supplied by the institution.
Psychotherapy: (includes narcoanalysis, psychoanalysis or treatment of
sexual dysfunction) (See Preamble, part B, paragraph 9)
Individual — per Vi hour or major part thereof (see Preamble) 20.20
Group — (four to eight people) per V: hour or major part thereof
— per member (up to six hours per day) 4.20
— per member (more than 6 hours per day) N.A.B.
Family — (two or more family members in attendance at the same time) per
V2 hour or major part thereof 22.20
HjTjnotherapy:
Individual — per V2 hour or major pan thereof 20.20
May not be claimed with diagnosis of acne, psoriasis, smoking, obesity or in
conjunction with deliver)-.
Group, ror induction and training for hypnosis (up to eight people) per Vz
hour or major part thereof per member — (not applicable to prenatal
patients) 4.20
Counselling — intended as an educational experience — not intended for
ongoing therapy or as a substitute for a patient assessment (see Preamble,
part B , paragraph 10) — one or more people per Vi hour or major part
thereof . . .^. 20.20
1.) Claims for consultations or assessments are not applicable on a day
when hv-pnotherapy, psychotherapy or counselling are charged, i.e. by
same physician, same diagnosis.
2.) the College of Physicians and Surgeons has stated that the minimum
time period for psychotherapy (to be claimed as such) is 20 minutes. (See
Preamble, part B, paragraph 9).
Certification of mental illness, including necessary histor)' and examination . 34.80
Consultation or assessment normally mav not be claimed in addition.
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Code GENERAL AND FAMILY PRACTICE - Cont'd S
Interviews:
K002 Interviews with relatives on behalf of a patieiit, per Vi hour or major part
thereof 20.20
K003 Interviews with C. A.S. or legal guardian on behalf of a patient, per Vi hour
or major part thereof 20.20
Note: K0G2. K003 — Should be claimed on the patient's claim card with diagnosis.
N.C. Interviews with other paramedical organization or others on behalf of a
patient, per Vz hour or major pan thereof N.A.B.
N.C. Case conference — with medical and/or paramedical personnel on behalf of
a patient, per Vi hour or major part thereof N.A.B.
Diagnostic interview with child and/or parent:
K008 for psychological problem or learning disabilities per Vj hour 20.20
.Note: Claims for K008 should be submitted on child's card.
N.C. for testing p)er V: hour N.A.B.
G«netic Counselling:
N.C. Individual or family N.A.B.
N.C. Interview with relatives N.A.B.
Certification and Reports:
With or Without Examination
N.C. Cenincation of health (ordinary), disability, or immunization status N.A.B.
N.C. Free from infection (barbers, 'vaiters, etc.) N.A.B.
N.C. Insurance report based on previous examination N.A.B.
N.C. Insurance report on illness or death N.A.B.
N.C. Medico-legal repon N.A.B.
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., G.G.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
ALLERGY (39)
Since the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada has not set a
standard for "Allergy Specialist", benefits for consuhations and visits
shall be applicable to a special allergist as they refer to him in his own
General or Specialty Section except for the following:
K399 Clinical interpretation by immunologists where a report of a survey is
submitted in writing to the patient's physician (not to apply when the
immunologist claims for a consultation) 13.90
ANAESTHESIA (01)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections)
A015 Consultation 34.80
A016 Repeat consultation , 23.60
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Code ANAESTHESU- Cont'd $
A013 Specific assessment 20.85
A014 Specific re-assessment 14.60
AOll Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patientis) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble. Pan B, paragraph 18.
C015 Consultation (See Preamble-paragraph 31(a)) 34.80
C016 Repeat consultation (See Preamble-paragraph 31 (a)) 23.60
C013 Specific assessment 20.85
C014 Specific re-assessment 14.60
Subsequent visits; (minor assessments)
C012 up to five weeks per visit 6.95
CO 17 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed S20.85 per
week) per visit 6.95
C019 after thineenth week (not to exceed S41.70 per month) per visit 6.95
CO] 8 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.95
Premiums for special visits; LC.L'., C.C.L.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
CARDIOLOGY (60)
For services not hsted, reft/ to In;i»nal Medicine Section
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections)
A605 Consultation 54.90
A645 Limited consultation 38.20
A606 Repeat consultation 37.50
A603 General assessment 34.80
A604 General re-assessment 25.00
A608 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A601 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.
(Use General Listings)
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CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
Code CARDIOLOGY -Cont'd S
NoDoemergency Hospital iD-patient Services:
Note: For emergenc>' calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use general listings and refer to
Preamble. Part B, paragraph 18.
C605 Consultation 54.90
C645 Limned consultation 38.20
C606 Repeat consultation 37.50
C603 General assessment 34.80
C604 General re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C602 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
C607 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed $22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C609 after thineenth week (not to exceed S45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
C608 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Premiums for special visits; LC.L\; C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble. Part B, paragraphs 18, 19)
CARDIOVASCULAR AND THORACIC SURGERY (09)
General Listings:
(Use these iistings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections)
A095 Consultation 27.80
A096 Repeat consultation 22.20
A093 Specific assessment 19.50
A094 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A091 Minor assessment 8.30
Note:
C095
C096
C093
C094
C092
C097
C099
C098
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergencv or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble. Part B. paragraph 18.
Consultation 27.80
Repeat consultation 22.20
Specific assessment 19.50
Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
up to five weeks per visit 6.40
from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed $19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
after thineenth week (not to exceed S38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
Concunent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
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Code CARDIOVASCULAR AND THORACIC SURGERY - Cont'd S
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W095 Consultation 27.80
W096 Repeat consultation 22.20
!}t; !' Premiums for special visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
. s (See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19)
CLINICAL BIOCHEMISTRY (30)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
C305 Consultation 29.20
C306 Repeat consultation 22.20
C308 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Outpatient Department:
H305 Consultation 29.20
H307 Repeat consultation 22.20
Premiums for special visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19)
CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY (62)
For services not listed, refer to Internal Medicine Section.
General Listings:
(use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following seaions)
A625 Consultation 54.90
A525 Limited consultation 38.20
A626 Repeat consultation 37.50
A623 General assessment 34.80
A624 General re-assessment 25.00
A62S Specific re-assessment 13.90
A621 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(use General Listings)
■i' j' Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble. Part B, paragraph 18.
C625 Consultation 54.90
C525 Limited consuhation 38.20
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Code CLINICAL IMMUNOLOGY -Cont'd S
C626 Repeat consultation 37.50
C623 General assessment 34.80
C624 General re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C622 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
C627 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C629 after tmneenth week (not to exceed $45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
C62S Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Premiums for special visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(see Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
DERMATOLOGY (02)
General Listings:
(use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A025 Consultation . . .~. 27.80
A026 Rep)eat consultation 22.20
A023 Sjjecific assessment 19.50
A024 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A021 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(U<e Genera) L-stings)
Non-emergency Hospiul In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
C025 Consultation . . .-. 27.80
C026 Repeal consultation 22.20
C023 Specific assessment 19.50
C024 Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C022 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C027 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed $19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
C029 after thirteenth week (not to exceed S38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C028 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes.
W025 Consultation 27.80
WG26 Repeal consultation 22.20
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Code DERMATOLOGY - Cont'd S
Premiums for special visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
GASTROENTEROLOGY (41)
For services not listed, refer to Internal Medicine Seaion.
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A415 Consultation 54.90
A545 Limited consultation 38.20
A416 Repeat consultation 37.50
A413 General assessment 34.80
A414 General re-assessment 25.00
A418 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A411 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospiul But Not on Duty in the
Emergency I>epartment When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings) ...
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 18.
C415 Consuhation 54.90
C545 Limited consultation 38.20
C416 Repeat consultation 37.50
C413 General assessment 34.80
C414 General re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C412 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
C417 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C419 after thirteenth week (not to exceed $45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
C418 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
GENERAL SURGERY (03)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A035 Consultation 27.80
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Code GENERAL SURGERY -Cont'd S
A036 Repeal consultation 22.20
A033 Sp)ecific assessment 19.50
A034 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A031 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But >k>c on Duty in the
Emersency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and office visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 18.
C035 Consultation T 27.80
C036 Repeat consultation 22.20
C033 Specific assessment ; 19.50
C034 Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C032 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C037 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
C039 after thineenth week (not to exceed $38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C038 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W035 Consultation 27.80
W036 Repeat consultation 22.20
Premiums for Special Visits: LC.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
HAEMATOLOGY (61)
For Ser\ices not listed, refer to Internal Medicine Section.
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A615 Consultation 54.90
A655 Limited consultation 38.20
A616 Repeat consultation 37.50
A613 General assessment 34.80
A614 General re-assessment 25.(X)
A618 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A611 Minor assessment 8.30
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Note:
C615
C655
C616
C613
C614
C612
C617
C619
C618
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
HAEMATOLOGY - Cont'd S
Emergency or O.P.D.: — Physician in Hospital But not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
Consultation 54.90
Limited consultation 38.20
Repeat consultation 37.50
General assessment 34.80
General re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
up to five weeks per visit 7.60
from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
after thirteenth week (not to exceed S45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
Concurrent care (minor assessments) 7.60
Prenjums for Special Visits; LC.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
LNTERNAL MEDICINE (13)
General Listings:
i'^ ' (Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A135 Consultation 54.90
A435 Limited consultation 38.20
A136 Repeat consultation 37.50
A133 General assessment 34.80
A134 General re-assessment 25.00
A138 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A131 Minor assessment 8.30
Note:
C135
C435
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-Patient Services:
For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
Consultation
Limited consultation
54.90
38.20
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Code INTERNAL MEDICINE -Cont'd $
C136 Repeat consultation 37.50
C133 General assessment 34.80
C134 General re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C132 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
C137 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed S22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
0139 after thineenth week (not to exceed S45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
Cl38 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Long Term Institutional Care:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to institutional patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble. Part B, paragraph 18.
1. Chronic Care Hospitals, Convalescent Hospitals, Nursing Homes, or other
Institutions in which patients are covered by extended care legislation:
W235 Consultation 54.90
\V435 Limited consultation 38.20
W'236 Repeat consultation 37.50
Admission assessment (see Preamble)
W232 Type 1 22.90
\^'233 Type 2 16.00
W234 Type 3 8.30
V.'239 Armual physical examination 17.40
W13i General re-assessment of patient in nursing home or covered by extended
care legislation 8.30
Note: May only be claimed 6 months after Annual Health Examination (as per
The Nursing Home Aa. 1971)
Subsequent visits (minor assessments)
W132 — chronic care or convalescent hospital (maximum of 10 per patient, per
month) per visit 7.60
W133 — nursing home or other institution covered by extended care legislation
(maximum of 5 per patient, per month) per visit 7.60
2. Homes for the Aged and other Institutions in which patients are
Not (covered by Kxtended (^are Legislation:
(Use General Listings)
Note: General Listings under these circumstances also apply to patients seen in
bed rather than in an office supplied by the institution.
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
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Code MICROBIOLOGY (29) $
General Listings:
(Use these listings for services other than non-emergency hospital services.)
A295 Consultation 34.80
A297 Limited consultation 26.40
A296 Repeat consultation 26.40
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
C295 Consultation 34.80
C297 Limited consultation 26.40
C296 Repeat consultation 26.40
C298 Concurrent care per visit 7.60
Outpatient Department:
H295 Consultation 34.80
H297 Limited Consultation 26.40
H293 Repeat consultation 26.40
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
"'^ NEUROLOGY (18)
General Listings:
^ -• ' (Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A185 Consultation 54.90
A385 Limited consultation 38.20
A186 Repeal consultation 37.50
Ai8i General assessment 34.80
A184 General re-assessment 25.00
A188 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A181 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
C185 Consultation 54.90
C385 Limited consultation 38.20
C186 Repeat consultation 37.50
C183 General assessment 34.80
C184 General re-assessment 25.(X)
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Code NEUROLOGY -Cont'd $
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C1S2 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
CIS? from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed $22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C189 after thirteenth week (not to exceed S45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
C1S8 Concuirent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital. Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W185 Consultation 54.90
W385 Limited consultation 38.20
W186 Repeat consultation 37.50
Premiums for Special Visits; LC.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
NEUROSURGERY (04)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A045 Consultation 40.45
A046 Repeat consultation 23.70
A043 Specific assessment 23.70
A044 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A041 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital Ln-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 18.
C045 Consultation 40.45
C046 Repeat consultation 23.70
C043 Specific assessment 23.70
C044 Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C042 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C047 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S 19.20 per
wdek) per visit 6.40
C049 after thirteenth week (not to exceed S38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C048 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
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Code NEUROSURGERY -Cont'd ' — '^ S
LoQg Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W045 Consultation 40.45
W046 Repeat consultation 23.70
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(see Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
NUCLEAR MEDICINE (63)
G635 Consultation 29.20
G634 Repeat consultation 22.20
G935 Diagnostic consultation — see definition in Preamble 13.90
G632 Specific re-assessment 13.90
G631 Minor assessment 8.30
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY (20)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A205 Consultation* 27.80
A2i)6 Repeat consultation' 22.20
A203 Specific assessment' 19.50
A204 Specific re-assessment' 13.90
A201 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
'"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
C205 Consultation* 27.80
C206 Repeat consultation* 22.20
C203 Specific assessment' 19.50
•May include chemical cauten.', biopsy of cervix, Papanicolaou smear, examination of trichomonas
suspension.
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 279
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Code OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY - Cont'd $
C204 Specific re-assessment* 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C202 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C207 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S 19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
C209 after thineenth week (not to exceed $38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C208 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospitals,
Homes for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W305 Consultation' 27.80
W306 Repeat consultation* 22.20
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
OPHTHALMOLOGY (23)
General Listings:
(Use these Ustings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A!35 Consultation 27.80
A236 Repeat consultation 22.20
A233 Specific assessment 19.50
A254 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A231 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in fhe
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non>emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble. Part B, paragraph 18.
C235 Consultation 27.80
C236 Repeat consuhation 22.20
C233 Specific assessment 19.50
C234 Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C232 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C237 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
*May include chemical cautery, biopsy of cervix. Papanicolaou smear, examination of trichomonas
suspension.
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CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
Code OPHTHALMOLOGY -Cont'd S
C239 after thirteenth week (not to exceed $38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C238 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W535 Consultation 27.80
W536 Repeat consultation 22.20
Premiums for Special Visits; LC.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY (06)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A065 Consultation 27.80
A066 Repeat consultation 22.20
A063 Specific assessment 19.50
A064 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A061 Minor assessment 8.30
1 Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patients Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
C065 Consultation 27.80
C066 Repeat consultation 22.20
C063 Specific assessment 19.50
C064 Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C062 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C067 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed $19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
C069 after thineenth week (not to exceed $38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C068 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W065 Consultation 27.80
W066 Repeat consultation 22.20
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 281
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
Code ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY - Cont'd S
Premiums for Special Visits: I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
OTOLARYNGOLOGY (24)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A245 Consultation . . .~ 27.80
A246 Repeal consultation 22.20
A243 Sf>ecific assessment 19.50
A2-U Specific re-assessment 13.90
A241 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital Li-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
•"special visit'" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 18.
C245 Consultation 27.80
C246 Repeat consultation* 22.20
C243 Specific assessment 19.50
C244 Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor 'assessments):
C242 up to five weeks ... ... per visit 6.40
C247 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed S19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
C249 after thineenth week (not to exceed S38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C248 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W345 Consultation 27.80
W346 Repeat consultation 22.20
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detentiofc:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
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Code PAEDIATRICS (26) $
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A265 Consultation 52.10
A665 Prenaul consultation (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 3(1)) 32.(M)
A565 Limited consultation 38.20
A266 Repeat consultation 37.50
A263 General assessment 27.80
A264 General re-assessment 16.70
A268 Specific re-assessment 12.20
A261 Minor assessment 8.30
A262 Well baby care (up to 2nd birthday) 10.40
K267 Annual health examination — child (after 2nd binhday) 14.60
K269 — adolescent .' 17.40
Diagnostic interview with child and/or parent
K568 — for psychological problems or learning disability — per V-i hour 22.20
Note: Claim should be submitted on child's card.
N.C. —for testing N.A.B.
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
yv •■ (Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit'" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B , paragraph 18.
C265 Consultation 52.10
C665 Prenatal consultation (See Preamble, part B, paragraph 3(1)) 32.00
C565 Limited consultation 38.20
C266 Repeat consultation 37.50
C263 General assessment 27.80
C264 General re-assessment 16.70
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C262 up to six weeks per visit 6.95
C267 from seventh to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed $20.85 per
week) per visit 6.95
C269 after thineenth week (not to exceed S41.70 per month) per visit 6.95
C268 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6,95
H267 Attendance at maternal delivery (one or more babies) 31.30
Note: Consultation should not be claimed with attendance of maternal delivery-
other fees may apply. (See Obstetrical Preamble, paragraph 11.)
H261 Newborn care in hospital and/or home 29.20
Low birthweight baby care (uncomplicated)
H262 — initial vi^'sii (per'baby) 27.80
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Code
H263
H264
U.V.C.
N.C.
W265
\V565
W266
W562
W563
W564
\\'26:
Note:
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
PAEDIATRICS - Cont'd $
— then per daily visit for four weeks per visit 2.95
— after four weeks to a maximum of S14.70 per week per visit 2.10
— Intensive care unit (without assisted ventilation) (See Preamble, Pan
B. paragraph 18(b)) visit fees
Pre-adoption examination and evaluation for C.A.S N.A.B.
Chronic and Convalescent Hospital:
Consultation 52.10
Limited consultation 38.20
Repeat consultation 37 JO
Admission assessment (see Preamble)
Type 1 22.90
Type 2 ; 16.00
T>'pe 3 8.30
Subsequent visits (maximum of 10 per patient, per month) per visit 6.95
Annual physical examination 14.60
In surgical cases requiring medical direction, standard in-hospital medical
benefits may be claimed in addition to the surgical benefit.
This includes all operations on babies under one year of ?ge, and all other
children who require medical supervision.
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
A285
A286
A585
C285
C286
C585
C288
PATHOLOGY (28)
General Listings:
(Use these listings for services other than non-emergency in-patient
services.)
Consultation 29.20
Repeat consultation 22.20
Diagnostic consultation — see definition in Preamble 13.90
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Consultation 29.20
Repeat consultation 22.20
Diagnostic consultation 13.90
Concurrent care per visit 7.60
Premiums for Special Visits; LC.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
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Code
A315
A515
A316
A313
A310
A314
A311
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
PHYSICAL MEDICINE AND REHABILITATION (31) $
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
Consultation 54.90
Limited consultation 38.20
Rep>eat consultation 37.50
General assessment 34.80
General re-assessment 25.00
Specific re-assessment 13.90
Minor assessment 8.30
Note:
C315
C515
C316
C313
C314
C312
C317
C319
C318
Note:
W515
W310
W516
W512
W513
W514
W419
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B , paragraph 18.
Consultation 54.90
Limited consultation 38.20
Repeal consultation 37.50
General assessment 34.80
General re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
up to five weeks per visit 7.60
from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed $22.80 per
.veek) per visit 7.60
after thineenth week (not to exceed S45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
Concurrent care (minor assessments) , . per visit 7.60
Long Term Institutional Care:
For emergency calls and other visits to institutional patients for which
'"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B. paragraph 18.
1. Chronic Care Hospitals, Convalescent Hospitals, Nursing Homes or other
Institutions in which patients are covered by extended care legislation:
Consultation 54.90
Limited consultation 38.20
Repeat consultation 37.50
Admission assessment (see Preamble)
Type 1 22.90
Type 2 16.00
Type 3 8.30
Annual physical examination 17.40
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CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
Code PHYSICAL MEDICEST AND REHABILITATION - Cont'd $
W314 General re-assessment of patient in nursing home or covered by extended
care legislation 8.30
May only be claimed 6 months after Annual Health Examiiution (as per
the Nursing Homes Aa, 1972).
Subsequent visits (minor assessments)
W312 — chronic care or convalescent hospital (maximum of 10 per patient, per
month) pervisit 7.60
W313 — nursing home or other institution covered by extended care legislation
(maximum of 5 per patient, p)er month) pervisit 7.60
2. Homes for the Aged and other Institutions in which patients are Not
Covered by Extended Care Legislation.
(Use General Listings)
Note: General Listings under these circumstances also apply to patients seen in
bed rather than in an office supplied by the institution.
Premiums for Special Visits: I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble. Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
Team Management in a Rehabilitation Unit: (Active in-patient rehabilitation
management from the initiation of rehabiliution care as it applies to
codes H312, H317 and H319 means, when this service is rendered by one
physiatrist (even if pan of the service is rendered in an active treatment
hospital and part is rendered in a rehabihtation unit), the weekly and
monthly limitations under these codes apply to the total rehabihtation
care rendered. In other words, it is not possible to claim the maximum
benefits allowed under codes C312, C317 and C319 and submit claims de
novo under codes H312, H317 and H319 under the above circumstances.)
H312 Up to twelve weeks per visit 7.60
H317 from thineenth to twenty-sixth week (not to exceed S22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
H319 twenty-sixth week onwards (not to exceed S45. 60 per month) ..pervisit 7.60
Rehabilitation Procedures:
H313 Interviewing and counselling of patients and/or relatives per half hour or
major pan thereof (includes repon) : ■ 22.20
N.C. Rehabihtation case conference — with medical and/or paramedical
personnel on behalf of a patient N.A.B.
K313 Physiatric Management: applies to physiatrists regulating the day to day
management of patients which may include (as required) prescription
development, advice and supervision. It may be claimed on the days
when rehabilitation services are provided to patients who have been seen
previously by the physiatrist for consultation or assessment. The benefit is
not meant as an administrative allowance for supervising a depanmeni of
rehabilitation nor is it to be claimed on the same day as claims are made
for any other services which are provided by the physiatrist to the same
patient(s) .' 1.70
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Code
A085
A086
A0S3
A084
AOSl
Note:
C085
C086
C083
C084
C082
C0S7
C089
C088
W085
W086
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
PLASTIC SURGERY (08) S
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
Consultation 27.80
Repeat consultation 22.20
Specific assessment 19.50
Specific re-assessment 13.90
Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph IS.
Consultation 27.80
Repeat consultation 22.20
Specific assessment 19.50
Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
up to five weeks per visit 6.40
from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S19.20 per
week) per visit 6.4C
after thirteenth week (not to exceed S38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
Consultation 27.80
Repeat consultation 22.20
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
A195
A395
A196
A193
PSYCHIATRY (19)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
Consultation 54.90
Limited consultation 38.20
Repeat consultation 37.50
Specific assessment 34.80
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CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
Code PSYCHIATRY - Cont'd $
A194 Specific re-assessment 25.00
A191 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital Services: (in-patient, day care, residential care).
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 18.
C195 Consultation 54.90
C395 Limited consuhation 38.20
C196 Repeat consultation 37.50
C193 Specific assessment 34.80
C194 Specific re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessment):
C192 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
C197 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed S22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C199 after thineenth week (not to exceed $45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
C198 Concurrent care (minor assessment) per visit 7.60
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
\V195 Consultation 54.90
W395 Limited consultation 38.20
W196 Repeat consultation 37.50
Other Services:
N.C. Specific assessment with repon to referring agencj' N.A.B.
Consultation on behalf of disturbed child (including report):
A197 consultative interview with parents 48.70
A198 consultative interview with child 48.70
(Assessment conference with parents should be claimed on the basis of
familv theraovl.
N.C. 1 herapeutic supervision witn any para-meaical organization (health
education, correction and other community resources) N.A.B.
K196 Interviews with relatives on behalf of a patient, per V: hour or major pan
thereof 22.20
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Code PSYCHIATRY - Cont'd S
K193 Interviews with C. A.S. or legal guardian on behalf of a patient — per Vi
hour or major part thereof 22.20
N.C. Interviews with other para-medical organization or others on behalf of a
patient — per Va hour or major part thereof N.A.B.
N.C. Medico-legal: Anendance at Court, per diem, by arrangement with
counsel N.A.B.
Psychotherapy: (See Preamble, Part B , paragraph 9)
K197 Individual (including Aversive Conditioning, Narcoanalysis,
Psychoanalysis) per Va hour or major part thereof 24.(X)
Group psychotherapy (4-8 people)
K198 per member, per Vz hour or major part thereof (up to six hours per day) . 4.70
N.C. per member, per hour (more than 6 hours) N.A.B.
Family therapy (two or more family members)
K195 per \'z hour or major part thereof 26.10
Note: Should be claimed on the patient's claim card with diagnosis.
Hypnotherapy:
K192 Individual — per Vs hour or major pan thereof 24.(X)
Note: May not be claimed with diagnosis of acne, psoriasis, smoking, obesity or in
conjunction with delivery.
K194 Group — for induction and training for hypnosis (up to eight people) per Va
hour or major part thereof — per member — (not applicable to prenatal
patients) 4.70
Note: (1) For electroconvulsive therapy benefits, see Diagnostic and Therapeutic
Procedures.
(2) Claims for hospital, home or office visits are not applicable on a day
when E.C.T. or hypnotherapy or psychotherapy are claimed, i.e. by
same physician, same diagnosis.
(3) The College of Physicians and Surgeons has stated that the minimum
time oeriod for psychotherapy (to be claimed as such) is 20 minutes (see
' Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 9).
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B , paragraphs 18, 19.)
R-ADIOLOGY — DIAGNOSTIC (33)
General Listing:
A335 Consultation (See Preamble, Pan B, paragraph l(f; 13.90
Non-Emergency Hospital Service:
C335 Consultation (See Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 1(f) 13.90
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Pan B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 289
CONSULTATIONS AND VISITS
Code RADIATION ONCOLOGY — (THERAPEUTIC RADIOLOGY) (34) S
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following seaions.)
A345 Consulution 30.60
A346 Repeat consultation 22.20
A343 Specific assessment 19.50
A5«i4 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A341 Mmor assessment 830
Non-€mer?enc}- Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency- calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
C345 Consultation 30.60
C346 Repeat consultation 22.20
C543 Specific assessment 19.50
C344 Specific re-assessment 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C342 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
C347 from sixth to thirteenth week inclusive (not to exceed S22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C3-19 after thirteenth week (not to exceed S45.60 pjer month) per visit 7.60
C348 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(see Preamble, Part B. paragraphs 18, 19.)
RESPIRATORY DISE.^SE (47)
For services not listed, refer to Internal Medicine Section.
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A475 Consultation . . . .' 54.90
A575 Limited consultation 38.20
A476 Repeat consultation 37.50
A473 General assessment 34.80
A474 General re-assessment 25.00
A478 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A471 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
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Code RESPIRATORY DISEASE -Cont'd $
Non>einergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble. Pan B, paragraph 18.
C475 Consultation 54.90
C575 Limited consultation 38.20
C476 Repeat consultation 37.50
C475 General assessment 34.80
C474 General re-assessment 25.00
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C472 up to five weeks pervisit 7.60
C477 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed $22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C479 after thirteenth week (not to exceed S45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
C478 Concurrent care (minor assessments) pervisit 7.60
Premiums for Special Visits; I.C.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18. 19.)
RHEUMATOLOGY (48)
For services not listed, refer to Internal Medicine Section.
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following seaions.)
A485 Consultation 54.90
A595 Limited consultation 38.20
A486 Repeat consultation 37.50
A483 General as.iesiment 34.80
A484 General re-assessment 25.00
A488 Specific re-assessment 13.90
A481 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But Not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing Patient(s) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18.
C485 Consultation 54.90
C595 Limited consultation 38.20
C486 Repeat consultation 37.50
C483 General assessment 34.80
C484 General re-assessment 25.00
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Code RHEUAUTOLOGY - Cont'd S
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C482 up to five weeks per visit 7.60
C487 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed $22.80 per
week) per visit 7.60
C489 after thineenth week (not to exceed S45.60 per month) per visit 7.60
C488 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 7.60
Premiums for Special Visits; LC.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
UROLOGY (35)
General Listings:
(Use these listings when performed at locations other than those designated
in the following sections.)
A355 Consultation' 27.80
A356 Repeat consultation* 22.20
A353 Specific assessment* 19.50
A354 Specific re-assessmeni* 13.90
A351 Minor assessment 8.30
Emergency or O.P.D. — Physician in Hospital But not on Duty in the
Emergency Department When Seeing PatientCs) in the Emergency or
O.P.D.:
(Use General Listings)
Non-emergency Hospital In-patient Services:
Note: For emergency calls and other visits to hospital in-patients for which
"special visit" premiums apply, use General Listings and refer to
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 18.
C355 Consultation* 27.80
C356 Repeat consultation* 22.20
C353 Specific assessment* 19.50
C354 Specific re-assessment* 13.90
Subsequent visits (minor assessments):
C352 up to five weeks per visit 6.40
C357 from sixth to thineenth week inclusive (not to exceed S19.20 per
week) per visit 6.40
C359 after thineenth week (not to exceed $38.40 per month) per visit 6.40
C358 Concurrent care (minor assessments) per visit 6.40
•May include physical examination penaining to the genito-urinary tract and when necessan.' such
procedures as urethral calibration and prostatic fluid examination, but not to include endoscopic ex-
amination.
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Code UROLOGY -Cont'd $
Long Term Institutional Care — Chronic and Convalescent Hospital, Homes
for the Aged — Patients Covered by Extended Care Legislation and
Nursing Homes:
W355 Consultation* 27.80
W356 Repeat consultation* 22.20
Premiums for Special Visits; LC.U., C.C.U.; Detention:
(See Preamble, Part B, paragraphs 18, 19.)
•May include physical examination pertaining to the genito-urinary tract and when necessarv' such
procedures as urethral calibration and prostatic fluid examination, but not to include endoscopic ex-
amination.
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Column T — is the technical benefit for the produaion of records, radiopharmaceutical
agents, apparatus, premises, technical services, administration and secretarial services.
Column P] — is the professional benefit for supervision of the procedure, appropriate pa-
tient interview and/or examination, correlation of related data, interpretation of results, and
provision of a written report. The physician must be present for supervision of the procedure
to the extent that he or she may intervene personally, if required.
Column P; — is the professional benefit for interpretation of results and provision of a
written report. If the nuclear medicine specialist is not present, the lesser professional benefit
(P;) should be claimed.
Notes: (1) The total benefit is arrived at by adding T plus P, (first code listed, e.g. Z006)
or by adding T plus Pj (second code listed, e.g. Z925).
When coding the total benefit use suffix A
When coding the technical ponion only use suffix B
When coding the professional portion only use suffix C.
• (2) If quantification or data manipulation is carried out in addition to visual inspeaion of
imaging studies, add 309;: to the appropriate professional benefit. Such activity must add sig-
nificant diagnostic information not available by inspection alone and does not include simple
image enhancement techniques such as smoothing, background subtraction, etc. Recording of
images on videotape for replay and production of images on the video display of a computer
do not in themselves justify the additional benefit.
For services for which this additional 309c is appropriate the correa code prefix is Y in-
stead of Z. For example for Arteriography plus data manipulation, the appropriate codes are
Y006/Y925 instead of"Z006/Z925.
The benefits for cardiac wall motion studies and calculation of ventricular ejcaion frac-
tion (ZOIO and Z012) already include an allowance for data manipulation and no additional
benefit may be claimed.
(3) If examination of Brain. Lung, Liver or Spleen is limited to one view, the benefit (T
and Pi and P.) is to be reduced by 30% (use codes Z036/Z957, Z041/Z935, Z080/Z990 respec-
tively).
(4) Repeat studies on the same day may be claimed only after exercise or drug interven-
tion.
(5) The phrase "nuclear medicine specialist" should be interpreted as "nuclear medicine
physician", since not all physicians practising nuclear medicine are certified as specialists in
this discipline by the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons.
(6) See also Preamble, part B, paragraph l(i), l(j) and l(k).
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T
Code Cardiovascular System S
Z006/Z925 Arteriography — aorta and its branches, — uni
or bilateral 49.80
Z00S/Z927 Venography — uni or bUateral 49.80
Z013/Z928 — mediastinum and superior vena cava ... 29.90
Z007/2926 Blood flow study in conjunction with static
organ scan 19.90
Z0(W/Z922 Cardi'ac output 19.90
Z024/Z924 Cardioangiography 49.80
Z005/Z991 Myocardial perfusion scan — with Thalium^i . 103.60
ZO 1 7, Z964 M yocardial perfusion scan — using other
radionuclides 55.40
Z016/Z960 Myocardial scan — acute infarction, injury . . . 49.80
Myocardial wall motion studies
Z010/Z923 — two or more projeaions 66.20
Z009/Z992 — repeat same day (maximum of 2
repeats) 19.80
2L012;'Z988 Myocardial wall motion studies with ejeaion
fraction 66.20
Z011/Z993 — repeat same day (maximum of 2
repeats) ' 19.80
Z018/Z965 Pericardial effusion scan 27.90
Z023/Z983 Detection and localization of venous
thrombosis using radio iodonated fibrinogen
up to ten days 66.20
Endocrine System
Z022-'Z982 Adrenal scan 103.60
Z027/Z930 Thyroid uptake — single or muhiple
determinations 14.35
Z^l^iL ylX Thyroid uptake with urinary excretion 17.70
Z030/Z932 Thyroid uptake with T.S.H. stimulation 28.30
Z031/Z933 Thyroid uptake with suppression 28.30
Z03:/Z929 Perchlorate washout test 28.30
Z07S/Z974 Thyroid scan 34.80
Z019. Z975 Thyroid scan with uptake using same radio
pharmaceutical 42.65
Z074/Z971 Parathyroid scan 49.80
Gastrointestinal System
Za40/Z934 Radio-labeiled fat absorption study 17.70
Z043,'Z936 Schilling test 28.20
Z044/Z937 Schilling test — repeat with intrinsic factor, or
other 14.10
Z015;Z93S Schillinc test with dual isotopes and intrinsic
facto'r 28.20
Z057;Z939 C* labelled metabolite breath test 33.10
Z045/Z940 Protein loss or gastrointestinal bleeding 49.80
Z046/Z941 Ca-^ absorption study 49.80
P.
s
Pa
$
15.70
17.50
17.50
7.85
8.75
8.75
8.75
10.50
15.70
18.30
4.40
5.20
8.75
9.50
18.30
15.70
9.50
7.85
31.40
15.70
41.80
2.60
15.70
20.90
20.90
—
10.50
5.20
16.30
8.10
26.20
5.20
8.30
2.15
8.30
2.15
8.30
2.15
8.30
2.15
8.30
2.15
15.50
5.20
17.50
6.30
17.50
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
2.60
6.80
6.80
5.20
5.20
10.50
10.50
10.50
10.50
p.
P:
s
S
17.50
7.85
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T
Code - Cont'd $
Z042-Z942 Gastromtesiinal transit or reflux study 49.80
Z088/Z977 Abdominal scan to detect eaopic gastric
mucosa 49.80 15.60 8.30
Z086/Z944 Abdominal scan for shunt patency (to include
paracentesis) 49.80
Za47/Z943 Pancreatic study (Selenium) 103.60
Z073/Z970 Pancreatic scan 103.60
Z058/Z951 Dynamic biliary excretion 49.80
Liver and/or spleen scan
Z080/Z990 —one view onlv 34.90
Z070/Z966 — more than one view 49.80
Z089/Z978 Salivary gland study 49.80
Genltourinar>- System
Z063/Z953 Dynamic renal imaging study 49.80
Z060/Z952 Tenogram (time-activity curves only) 27.70
Z076/Z973 Renal scan (static image only) 34.80
Z061/Z954 Renal plasma flow 27.70
Z06Z'Z955 Glomerular filtration rate 33.10
Z026/Z956 Cystogram for vesicoureteral reflux 49.80
Z075/Z972 Placenta 33.10
Z021/Z981 Testicles and scrotum 49.80
Hematopoietic System
Z001/Z919 Plasma volume 14.35
Z002Z920 Plasma volume with repeat studies 19.90
Z003,Z921 Red ceU volume 21.10
Z050'Z945 Plasma iron clearance 35.45
Z051/Z946 Plasma iron turnover 35.45
Z052/Z947 Fe-'' red cell utilization 35.45
Z053/Z948 Combination of Z050, Z051 . Z052 at one
time 77.50
Z054/Z949 Red cell or platelet survival 49.80
Z055 'Z950 Red cell or platelet survival and serial surface
counts 77.50 21.75 10.90
Musculoskeletal System
Z065/'Z961 Whole body survey — bones, joints, soft
tissue, marrow 66.20
Z049/Z962 Specific site — one or more 49.80
Z038/Z958 Whole body ^'gallium or"' indium scanning . . 82.90
Z039.Z959 ''Gallium scanning or "' indium specific site . . 61.00
Z056/Z984 Bone mineral densit)' by Gamma ray
scattering 17.70 5.20 5.20
17.50
—
10.90
5.45
17.50
8.75
17.50
8.75
11.00
5.50
15.70
7.85
17.50
8.75
17.50
8.75
10.50
5.20
10.50
5.20
10.90
5.45
10.90
5.45
17.50
8.75
10.50
5.20
17.50
5.20
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.60
3.20
3.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
5.20
10.50
5.20
10.50
10.50
16.30
8.20
24.00
12.00
17.50
8.75
26.20
13.10
18.20
9.50
fx
P»
S
s
10.90
5.45
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T
Code - Cont'd S
Z09i'Z985 Total body calcium —
Note: Z065/Z961 and Z049/Z962 are not to be billed
together. Z007/Z926 may be billed in
addition to Z065/Z961 or Z049/Z962 for
blood pool study.
Nervous System
Z064/Z979 Cerebral spinal fluid circulation 70.90 29.20 14.60
Brain scan
Z036/Z957 —one view only 34.90
Z066/'Z963 — more than one view 49.80
Respiratory System
Lung scan
Z041/Z935 —one view only 34.90
Z071/Z967 — more than one view 49.80
Z059,'Z968 — ventilation and perfusion on same day . . 74.90
Miscellaneous
Z091/Z9S0 Lymphangiogram 49.80
Z072/Z969 Ocular tumour localization 35.45
Z0S7/Z976 Tear duct — unilateral 44.20
Z0S5,Z989 —bilateral 49.80
Z033.'Z986 Whole body counting —
CLINICAL PROCEDURES ASSOCIATED
WITH DIAGNOSTIC NUCLEAR
MEDICINE PROCEDURES
Such procedural benefits are intended for the professional service of placing an instru-
ment or introducing diagnostic radiopharmaceuticals. They are not intended to be used for
simple subcutaneous, intramuscular or intravenous injection nor for oral administration.
Rather than double listing the procedures and benefits in this pan of the schedule, physicians
are directed to the following reference p>oints in the schedule.
(a) Intravenous injection for peripheral venography-G376 or G379 on page 91 , 92.
(b) Intra-articular injections-G370 on page 91.
(c) Injection into CSF spaces or shunt apparatus-Z82 1 on page 219.
(d) Arterial puncture — G479 on page 82.
NUCLEAR MEDICINX — IN VITRO (See Radioassays under Laboratory Medicine)
12.60
6.80
18.00
9.70
13.20
5.50
18.80
7.85
28.20
14.10
17.50
8.75
30.30
5.20
13.10
6.50
15.60
7.85
10.90
5.45
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Column T — The benefit for radiological examination including the production of radio-
graphs, supplying of contrast media, apparatus; premises, technical services, administration
and collection costs.
Column P — The benefit for consultation between radiologist and referring physician,
fluoroscopy, interpretation of radiographs and fluoroscopic findings and supervision of x^ray
services by a radiologist.
Notes and Interpretations:
1. Private offices and hospital outpatient departments will claim the sum of Columns T
plus P.
2. Radiologists should use Column P as a guideline for negotiating remuneration with
hospitals.
3. Benefits for cHnical procedures related to x-ray examination are listed in the following
section, or under Diagnostic and Theraf)eutic or Surgical Procedures. "Clinical Procedures",
in this context, are those by which contrast media are introduced, except oral or rectal admin-
istration for study of the alimentary trart, and intravenous injections, which are an integral
pan of the study, pcnormed by the physician coUeCTing the benefit for the procedure.
4. If less than the minimum number of views are performed, reduce listed benefits by
259c (this reduction applies to both technical and professional component). If more than the
minimum number of views are performed, no funher benefit is applicable unless specifically
listed.
5. If the examinations which are requested by the referring physician yield abnormal
findings or if they would yield information which in the opinion of the radiologist would be in-
sufficient, governed by the needs of the patient and the requirements of the referring physi-
cian, the radiologist may add further views and claim for them (if listed).
6. Claims for X-ray services, when referred by an Osteopath. Chircpod'St or Chiropractor
to a private X-ray facility- are not benefits of O.H.I. P.
7. Claims for X-ray services, when referred by an Osteopath or Chiropractor to a hospital
outpatient department are benefits.
8. Coding
— When coding the total benefit use suffix A.
— When coding the technical portion only use suffix B.
— When coding the professional portion only use suffix C.
— When coding claims from certified radiologists (33) use the listed codes (i.e. XOOl-
X191) plus the appropriate suffix.
— When coding claims from non-certified radiologists increase the first numerical
digit in the listed codes by 5 (i.e. X501-X691) plus the appropriate suffix.
298 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
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9. When a radiologist is asked to x-ray one extremity only, no additional claim should be
made for comparison x-rays initiated by the radiologist.
10. Nephrotomography is covered by the listings for intravenous pyelogram and plani-
gram.
1 1 . A stereo pair is to be counted as two views.
12. No extra claim should be made for rapid sequence I. V.P.
13. No additional claim is warranted for the use of the image intensifier in diagnostic ra-
diology.
14. Fluoroscopy claims should not be submined for any examination performed by the ra-
diologist where "fluoroscopy" is generally regarded as an integral part of the examination,
e.g. exammations of the G.I. traa, urinary tract, special procedures.
15. "Colon — air contrast" may be claimed when performed according to generally ac-
cepted criteria. The colon should be scrupulously prepared. Five to eight full size views of the
abdomen should be obtained after fluoroscopically controlled introduction of air and barium.
16. "Oesophagus, stomach and duodenum, double contrast" presupposes the introduc-
tion of gas, the use of antifoam agent and a suitable barium mixture.
17. Abdomen and chest studies should not be routinely done and claimed in gastrointesti-
nal examinations.
18. Three or more views of the chest should not be aone routinely and claimed when a
chest 'examination is requested.
19. Chest studies should not be routinely done and claimed in mammography cases.
20. Nasal bones or accessory nasal sinuses should not be routinely claimed in skull exami-
nation requests.
21 . Abdomen and^or pelvis should not be routinely claimed in lumbar spine examination
requests.
22. A survey film of the abdomen is a single view. The ordering of additional films should
be left to the discretion of the radiologist who should determine which examination is ade-
quate for a specific patient. Obviously, if progress of a long tube is being followed, a survey
film is sufficient. If, however, an intestinal obstruction is being followed, a single film is usually
inadequate.
23. Conventional films of the spine should not be routinely done and claimed before mye-
lography. The necessity of having plain film studies of the spine prior to interpreting the mye-
lographic studies is obvious. It is not essential, however, that these be done at the institution
where the myelogram was done. If they had been done at an outside office, then it is a matter
for the radiologist and the referring physician to have the films available. If they cannot be
made available to the radiologist, it is an acceptable practice for him to do the required exami-
nation of these areas and to claim for them so that they may be available for interpretation
along with the myelographic study.
24. Pharynx and oesophagus (cine or videotape) — XI 06 should not be claimed routinely
with XIOS and X109 but only when specifically indicated.
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25. Lumbar or lumbrosacral spine (X02S. X205, X206) does not include the entire sac-
rum. However, an examination of the sacrum may be carried out and claimed only when spec-
ificallv indicated.
Code HEAD AND NECK
XOOl Skull — four views
X009 — five or more views
X003 Sella Turcica (when skull not examined)
X004 Facial bones — minimum of three views
X005 Nose — minimum of two views
Mandible (Uni or bilateral) (not to be charged with
X007)
X006 — Minimum of three views
X012 — Four or more views
Temporomandibular joints (not to be charged with
X006orX012)
X(X)7 — minimum of four views including open and
closed mouth views
XOOS Sinuses — minimum of three views
XOl 0 Mastoids — bilateral — minimum of six views
XOll Internal auditory meati (when skull not examined)
N.C. Teeth, up to V4 set
N.C. Teeth, up to V: set
N.C. Teeth full set
N.C. Teeth, bite wing
X016 Eye. for foreign body
X017 Eye, for localization, additional
X018 Optic foramina
X019 Salivary gland region
X020 Neck for soft tissues — minimum of two views . .
Spine and Pelvis
X025 Cervical spine — two or three views
X202 — four or five views
X203 — six or more views
X027 Thoracic spine — two views
X204 — three or more views
Lumbar or lumbosacral spine
X028 — two or three-views
X205 — four or mdre views
X206 — six or more views
X032 Entire spine — (scoliosis series) minimum of four
views
X033 — Orthoroentgenogram, single view
X031 — Orthoroentgenogram, two or more views .
T
Spec.
Non
St)ec.
P
Spec.
Non
Sdcc.
S
. 17.10
S
12.80
16.00
6.50
9.40
6.50
9.40
12.80
S
5.80
7.30
2.90
4.65
2.90
4.65
5.80
S
4.40
. 21.40
8.60
. 12.50
8.60
5.50
2.15
3.50
2.15
12.50
3.50
. 17.10
4.40
12.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
12.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
16.50
12.30
6.50
4.90
12.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B.
N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B.
N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B.
N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B. N.A.B.
8.50
6.40
4.10
3.05
8.80
6.60
10.50
7.90
9.60
7.20
4.10
3.05
7.90
5.90
:.50
2.60
7.90
5.90
3.50
2.60
14.80
11.15
3.50
2.60
19.00
14.30
4.70
3.50
23.20
il.«*o
5.90
4.40
13.70
10.25
3.50
2.60
17.90
13.40
4.70
3.50
14.80
11.15
3.50
a.60
19.00
14.30
4.70
3.50
23.20
17.40
5.90
4.40
30.80
23.10
9.30
7.00
12.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
17.10
12.80
^80
4.40
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T
Spec.
Code SPINE AND PELVIS - Cont'd S
X034 Sacrum and/or coccyx — two views 14.30
X207 — three or more views 17.90
X035 Sacro-iliac joints — two or three views 12.50
X20S — four or more views 16.65
X036 Pelvis — one view 8.60
X041 — two views 10.20
XCW2 -— three views 12.50
X037 Pelvis and additional views (e.g. pelvis and hip) . . . 12.50
X038 Pelvis and sacro-iliac joints 18.30
Upper Extremities
X045 Clavicle — two views 8.60
X209 — three or more views 13.10
Acromioclavicular joints (bilateral) with or without
weighted distraction
X046 -- two views 12.50
X210 — three or more views 17.00
Sternoclavicular joints — (bilateral)
X047 — two or three views 10.20
X21 1 — four or more views 14.80
X048 Shoulder — two views 10.20
X212 — three or more views 14.80
X049 Scapula — two views 10.20
X213 — three or more views 14.80
Humerus — including one joint
X050 — two views g 60
X214 — three or more views 13.10
X051 Elbow — two views 8.60
X215 — three or four views 13.10
X216 — five or more" views 17.70
Forearm — including one joint
X052 — two views 8.60
X217 — three or more views 13.10
X053 Wrist — two or three views 8.60
X21S — four or more views 13.10
X054 Hand — two or three views 8.60
X219 — four or more views 13.10
X055 Wrist and hand — three views 11.30
X220 — four or.more views 15.90
X056 Finger or thumb — two views 6.60
X221 — three or more views 8.60
Non
Nod
Spec.
Spec.
Spec.
S
S
S
10.70
2.90
2.15
13.40
4.70
3.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
12.50
5.80
4.40
6.50
2.90
2.15
7.70
3.50
2.60
9.40
4.65
3.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
13.70
4.65
3.50
6.50
2.90
2.15
9.80
4.10
3.05
9.40
4.65
3.50
12.75
5.80
4.40
7.70
3.50
2.60
11.10
4.70
3.50
7.70
3.50
2.60
11.10
4.7r
3.50
7.70
3.50
2.60
11.10
4.70
3.50
6.50
2.90
2.15
9.80
4.10
3.05
6.50
2.90
2.15
9.80
4.10
3.05
13.30
5.20
3.90
6.50
2.90
2.15
9.80
4.10
3.05
6.50
2.90
2.15
9.80
4.10
3.05
6.50
2.90
2.15
9.80
4.10
3.05
8.50
5.80
4.40
11.90
7.00
5.20
4.90
2.00
1.50
6.50
2.90
2.15
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Code
X060
X222
X043
XCW4
X063
X225
X065
X224
X225
X066
X226
X067
X227
X068
X228
X069
X229
X072
X230
X064
X057
X058
X080
X081
DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
T P
Non Non
Spec. Spec. Spec. Spec.
LOWER EXTREMTTIES $ $ $ $
Hip — unilateral — two views 13.70 10.25 3.50 2.60
— three or more views 18.20 13.70 4.70 3.50
Pelvis and hips — infant or child — bilateral A.P.
and Frog views 13.70 10.25 3.50 2.60
— adolescent or adult — bilateral
(including pelvis) 18.30 13.70 4.65 3.50
Femur — including one joint
— two views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
— three or more views 13.10 9.80 4.10 3.05
Knee (including patella)
-— two views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
— three or four views 13.10 9.80 4.10 3.05
— five or more views 17.70 13.30 5.20 3.90
Tibia and fibula (including one joint)
— two views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
— three or more views 13.10 9.80 4.10 3.05
Ankle — three views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
— four or more views 13.10 9.80 4.10 3.05
Calcaneus — two views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
— three or more views 13.10 9.80 4.10 3.05
Foot — three views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
— four or more views 13.10 9.80 4.10 3.05
Toe — two views 6.60 4.90 2.00 1.50
— three or more views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
Leg length studies (Orthoroentgenogram) 12.50 9.40 4.65 3.50
Skeletal Surveys
Skeletal survey for bone age
— single film 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
— two or more films or views 12.50 9.40 4.65 3.50
Other survey studies — e.g., rheumatoid, metabolic
or metastatic
— basic 4.20 3.20 1.45 1.10
— plus i>er film or view 4.20 3.20 1.45 1.10
Chest
N.C. Miniature chest film — for survey purposes only . . .N.A.B.N.A.B.N.A.B. N.A.B.
X090 Single film (see Interpretation #17) 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
X091 Two views 12.50 9.40 4.65 3.50
X092 Three or more views 16.20 12.10 5.60 4.20
X039 Ribs — two or more views 10.20 7.70 3.50 2.60
X040 Sternum — two or more views 10.20 7.70 3.50 2.60
X096 Thoracic inlet — two or more views 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
302 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
■ T p
Non Non
Spec. Spec. Spec. Spec.
Code Abdomen S S S S
XlOO Single view (See Interpretation #17) 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
XlOl Two or more views 13.10 9.80 4.10 3.10
G.I. Tract
X105 Palatophar\'ngeal analysis (cine or videotape) 16.90 12.70 11.60 8.70
X106 Pharynx and oesophagus (cine or videotape) 16.90 12.70 11.60 8.70
Note: X106 may not be claimed with X107. It may be
claimed with X104, X108, X109 only when
specifically indicated.
See interpretation #24, page 64.
X107 Oesophagus — when X104, X108 or X109 not
claimed 15.30 11.50 7.50 5.70
XI 08 Oesophagus . stomach and duodenum — including
survey'film, if taken 26.55 19.90 13.50 10.10
X104 Oesophagus, stomach and duodenum — including
survey film, if taken, double contrast 27.70
XI 09 Oesophagus, stomach and small bowel 33.90
XIIO Hypotonic duodenogram 22.70
XI 1 1 Small bowel only 15.30
X112 Colon — barium enema (including survey film, if
taken) 27.70
X113 Colon — air contrast , primary or secondary ,
including survey film if taken 32.70
Xll-i Gallbladder (one or multiple day examinations) .. . 17.10
X 1 20 Gallbladder (one or multiple day examinations with
preliminary plain film) 22.80
XI 16 T-Tube cholangiogram i2.so
X117 Opf^rativf cholanjioCTara 12.50
XI IS Intravenous Infusion cholangiogram 28.40
X123 Operative pancreatogram 12.50
G.U. Tract
X129 Retrograde pyelogram 12.50
X130 Intravenous pyelogram including preliminary film . 28.40
X137 Cystogram (catheter) 13.70
X135 Cystourethrogram. stress or voidinq (catheter) .... 15.85
X131 Cystourethrogram (non-catheter) 3.30
X191 Intestinal conduit examination or nephrostogram . . 12.50
X13S Percutaneous antegrade pyelogram 12.50
X139 Percutaneous nephrostomy 12.50
XH'i Urethrogram (retrograde) 10.20
X136 Vasogram 10.20
Obstetrics and Gynaecolog>'
X143 Survey film 8.60 6.50 2.90 2.15
20.75
14.70
11.05
25.40
17.50
13.10
17.00
11.60
8.70
11.50
7.50
5.70
20.S0
12.30
9.20
24.50
15.95
11.95
12.80
5.80
4.40
17.10
5.80
4.40
9.40
4.65
3.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
21.30
10.50
7.85
9.40
4.65
3.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
21.30
11.60
8.70
10.25
3.50
2.60
11.90
7.00
5.20
2.50
2.40
1.80
9.40
4.65
3.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
9.40
4.65
3.50
7.70
3.50
2.60
7.70
3.50
2.60
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 303
DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
T p
Non Non
Spec. Spec. Spec. Spec.
Code OBSTETRICS AND GYNAECOLOGY -Cont'd $ $ S S
X144 Pelvimetr>- 12.50 9.40 4.65 3.50
X145 Placentogram 12.50 9.40 4.65 3 JO
XU6 Any combination of above 2U5 16.20 7.00 5.20
X147 Hysterosalpingogram 17.10 12.80 5.80 4.40
X148 Intra-utenne ioetal transfusion — radiological
control 22.70 17.00 11.60 8.70
Fluoroscopy — by physician with or without
spotfilms
X195 Chest 5.50 4.10 5.80 4.40
X196 Skeleton 5.50 4.10 5.80 4.40
X197 Abdomen 5.50 4.10 5.80 4.40
XI 89 Fluoroscopic control of clinical procedures done by
another physician per V* hour 4.40 3.30 9.80 7.30
Special Examinations
X155 Abdominal or pelvic pneumograra 22.90 17.20 5.80 4.40
Angiography
— by catheterization
— abdc minal. thoracic, cervical or cranial
— usin^ single films
X179 non'seleaive 17.10 12.80 5.80 4.40
X180 selective (per vessel to a max. of 4) 22.70 17.00 11.60 8.70
— using film changer or Cine
X181 non-seleaive .~. 34.20 25.65 11.60 8.70
X182 selective (per vessel to a max. of 4) 45.60 34.20 17.50 13.10
Carotid angiogram — direct punaure
X160 — unilateral 28.10 21.10 17.50 13.10
X161 — bilateral 45.20 33.90 26.30 19.70
Peripheral angiogram
X174 — unilateral 17.10 12.80 5.80 4.40
X175 — bilateral 22.70 17.00 11.60 8.70
X198 Splenoponogram 34.00 25.50 11.60 8.70
X199 Translumbar aortogram 34.00 25.50 11.60 8.70
Venebral angiogram — direct puncture or
retrograde brachial injection
X132 — unilateral 28.10 21.10 17.50 13.10
X133 — bilateral 45.95 34.50 26.30 19.70
X156 Anhrogram 15.60 11.70 12.90 9.60
X200 — with fluoroscopy and complete
positioning throughout by physician 21.20 15.90 18.70 14.00
X157 Bone density (mineral content) measurement 19.25 14.40 9.30 7.00
X158 Bronchogram — unilateral 16.85 12.65 11.60 8.70
X159 —bilateral 22.40 16.80 17.50 13.10
304 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGY
T P
.'. ■: Non Non
-v. '' Spec. Spec. Spec. Spec.
Code SPECIAL EXAMINATIONS -Cont'd $ $ $ S
X162 Cerebral stereotaxis 34.20 25.65 11.60 8.70
X122 Choiangiogram, percutaneous trans-hepatic 17.00 12.75 8.75 6.60
X188 Computed tomography — one or more cuts, with or
without contrast medium N.A.B. — 39.30 —
X151 Cordotomy, percutaneous 28.10
X163 Dacrocystogram 17.10
XI 64 Discogram(s) — one or more levels 16.85
X167 Fistula or sinus injection 12.50
XI 69 Laminogram, planigram, tomogram 22.90
X170 Laryngogram 16.85
X171 Lymphangiogram 28.40
X192 Mammary ductography 12.50
X184 Mammogram — unilateral 14.25
X185 " —bilateral 21.20
— using xeroradiography
X186 —unilateral 17.60
X187 — bilateral 27.00
X150 Mechanical evaluation of knee 14.70
X193 Microradioscopy of the hands 8.40
X173 Myelogram (spine and/or posterior fossa) 20.20
X190 Pantomography 10.20
X154 Penis 9.20
Xi76 Sialogram 17.10
XI77 Skin thickness measurement 9.00
X1S3 Ventriculogram or pneumoencephalogram 28.10
X165 Photographic subtraction —
X166 Examination using ponable machine in home add . 37.50
Note: This code does not apply to the use of a portable
,, , - machine in a hospital. Can only be claimed once
per day regardless of the number of people
x-rayed in the same home.
21.10
17.50
13.10
12.80
5.80
4.40
12.65
11.60
8.70
9.40
4.65
3.50
17.20
5.80
4.40
12.65
11.60
8.70
21.30
11.60
8.70
9.40
4.65
3.50
10.70
6.40
4.80
15.90
9.70
7.20
13.20
6.40
4.80
20.30
9.70
7.20
11.00
8.20
6.15
6.30
5.80
4.40
15.10
14.00
10.50
7.70
3.50
2.60
6.90
2.30
1.70
12.80
5.80
4.40
6.80
4.65
3.50
21.10
17.50
13.10
—
5.80
—
37.50
—
—
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 305
CLINICAL PROCEDURES ASSOCL^TED WITH
DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGICAL EXAMINATIONS
Note: 1. These procedural benefits are intended to cover compensation for the profes-
sional service of placing an instrument and introducing contrast media (except
oral or reaal administration for study of the alimentary tract). Injection of ma-
terials to enhance the effea of contrast media is included in the procedure
benefits.
2. Radiological charges are additional: see similar entries under section on
RADIOLOGY.
3. Where similar procedures are done for diagnostic physiological studies of non-
radiological nature, e.g. cardiac catheterization or intra-arterial infusion, they
are listed separately under Surgery or Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures.
See Index.
Spec. Anaes.*
Code Angiography S
— by catheterization
— abdominal, thoracic, cervical or cranial
J021 Insenion of catheter (including cut down if necessary)
and injection, if given 53.50 5
J022 Selective catheterization — add to catheter insertion
benefit (per vessel to maximum of four) each 26.80
J014 Seleaive catheterization (spinal and parathyroid
an-nography — add to benefit for catheter insertion
(p^r vessel) each 13.40
("Selective" means manipulation of the catheter from the
vessel of introduction into a branch, tributar)', or
cardiac chamber with angiogram(s))
J031 Carotid angiogram — direct puncture 42.75 5
- J025 Translumeial angioplasty — including angioplasty with or
without pressure measurements — one or more sites . 139.00 5
J027 Peripheral anenogram — direct puncture 26.80 4
J026 Peripheral venogram — direa punaurc 21.55 4
J019 Selective coronary catheterization including angiogram . . 150.00 5
J033 Splenoportogram 42.75 4
J034 Trans-lumbar aonogram 42.75 4
J032 Vertebral angiogram — direct punaurc or by retrograde
brachial injection 42.75 5
J040 Embolization e.g. for treatment of hemangioma or renal
carcboma — claim appropriate angiographic
procedural and radiological benefits plus 37,20
J023 Intra-arterial infusion of drugs e.g. for control of
gastrointestinal haemorrhage — claim appropriate
angiographic procedural and radiological benefits plus
a per diem supervision benefit of 10.40
J035 Pressure measurements during angiography 10.40
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
306 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
CLINICAL PROCEDURES ASSOCL\TED WITH
DIAGNOSTIC RADIOLOGICAL EXAMLNATIONS
Code
JOOl Arthogram
J024 Bronchial brushing — unilateral
JOU " — bilateral
J002 Bronchogram — unilateral
J043 — bilateral
J(X)3 Bronchogram with intra-tracheal catheter — unilateral
J042 ' — bilateral
J005 Dacrocystogram
J006 Discogram — one disc
J030 — each additional disc
J036 Fistula or sinus injection
J008 Hysterosalpingogram
J004 Intramamraary needling for localization under naammographic
control
J009 Laryngogram
JOIO Lymphangiogratn — per side
J037 Mammary ductography ,
JOll Myelogram
J038 — with supine views requiring removal and re-introduction
of spinal needle, add
J020 — with posterior fossa views, add
J012 Nephrotomogram ,
J045 Percutaneous antegrade pyelogram
J046 Percutaneous nephrostomy
J041 Percutaneous removal of intravascular foreign bodies ,
J013 Percutaneous trans-hepatic cholangiogram
J015 Peritoneal pneumogram
J016 Pneumoencephalogram
J0I7 Presacral insufflation
J039 Renal cyst puncture
J018 Sialogram
J007 Tomogram
J028 Urethrogram, urethrocystogram, or intestinal conduit
examination, nephrosiogram
Note: J02S may not be claimed whh Z606, Z607 or Z608.
J029 Vasocram
Spec. Anaes.*
s
10.40
4
42.75
6
63.95
6
12.90
6
19.30
6
26.10
6
38.75
6
15.80
4
37.20
4
19.10
10.40
21.55
4
15.80
12.90
37.20
15.80
37.20
4
10.40
10.40
4
42.75
4
78.90
4
I.e.
I.e.
37.20
4
15.80
4
47.30
5
26.80
4
42.75
4
15.80
4
4
10.40
28.50
4
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 307
RADIATION ONCOLOGY (THERAPEUTIC RADIOLOGY)
Code RADIOTHERAPY (including Therapeutic Isotopes) S
The listed benefits are for the professional services of a certified therapeutic
radiologist, the services of a specialist for the intracavitary or interstitial
application of radium or sealed sources and the services of a specialist
using non-sealed sources of radioisotopes in a laborator>' authorized by
the Atomic Energy Control Board of Canada. Other medical services to
the patient are not included in these figures. The cost of material is
additional.
TELERADIOTHERAPY
Note: Paid only to a certified therapeutic radiologist, (Spec, code 34),
The fee for all inpatient services is a hospital charge.
X301 Major treatment planning (150 KVP or higher) , dosage calculation and
preparation of any special treatment device 30.60
X302 Teleradiotherapy — x-ray, 151 KVP or higher, radium, cobalt, cesium
betatron linear accelerator — charge per treatment visit 7.60
X304 Minor teleradiotherapy — x-ray, 150 KVP or less — charge per treatment
visit 5.35
Note: For minor teleradiotherapy administered by other than certified therapeutic
radiologists, use the listing undtr Diagnostic and Therapeutic
Procedures.
RADIUM- AND RADIOISOTOPES (sealed sources)
X322 Treatment planning, dosage calculation and preparation of any special
treatment device 30.60
Intracavitary' application of radium or sealed sources including dilatation
and curettage carried out at same time as application
X323 — first application 86.90
X334 — repeat application within 30 days 48.80
X324 Interstitial application of radium or sealed radioisotope 98.00
X325 Application of radium or radioisotope plaque or mould 28.00
308 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
RADIATION ONCOLOGY (THERAPEUTIC RADIOLOGY)
Code RADIOISOTOPES (non-sealed sources) $ .
Note: The following benefits include treatment planning, dosage calculation and
preparation of materials. Appropriate visit and procedural benefits (e.g.
paracentesis) may be claimed in addition. Thyroid and prostate benefits
(X327, X335 , X336) include administrations within any three month
period.
X326 Thyroid malignancy 41.70
X336 Prostate malignancy 38.20
X327 Hyperthyroidism 38.20
X335 Induction of hypothyroidism 38.20
X328 Polycythaemia 20.85
X329 Metastatic disease of bone 34.80
X330 Ascites and/or pleural effusion(s) due to malignancj' 26.10
X331 Bladder mahgnancy < 26.10
X332 Anhritis — single or multiple site 16.00
X333 Metastatic disease with radioactive lymphogram 26.10
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 309
PULMONARY FUNCTION STUDIES
Column T — The benent for testing including supplying of equipment, premises and tech-
nical services.
Column P — The benefit for professional services including responsibility for qtiality con-
trol and technician training, interpretation of the results of the tests, and consultation between
the physician responsible for the tests and the referring physician concerning the results of the
tests.
iSotes: (1) The total benefit is obtained by adding columns T and P
together.
(2) Coding: When coding the total benefit, use suffix A.
When coding the technical ponion only, use
suffix B.
When coding the professional portion only, use
suffix C.
(3) The benefits for simple spirometry and standard lung
mechanics represent the best of three recorded tests results
with or without bronchodilator.
(•t) The following tests are considered to be specific and require
the individual ordering notation for each test parameter.
(5) The benefit for standard lung mechanics includes simple
spirometry.
(6) Vital capacit>' and flow volume loop cannot be claims 1 at
the same time.
Code S S
Simple Spirometr\ e.g. vital capacit>', without nermanent
record bv transnucer eouipment
J300 1. FVC.FEVi,MVV(MBC)etc 2.10 1.40
Standard Lung Mechanics (with permanent record)
J301 2. (a) Vital capacit)-, Fev,. FEV,/FVC
J324 (b) Repeat 2(a) after bronchodilator
J325 (c) Same as 2(a) plus MMEFR calculation
J326 (d) Repeat 2(c) after bronchodilator
J302 (e) MV\' done together with 2a or 2c
2(a) and 2(c) caimot be billed together
2(b) and 2(d) cannot be billed together
J304 3. (a) now volume loop (FVC, FEV„ FEVj/FVC, V30, Vjj) . .
J327 (b) Repeat 3(a) after bronchodilator
Complex Lung Mechanics
J311 4. (a) Functional residual capacity by gas dilution method ....
J307 (b) Functional residual capacity by body plethysmography .
J306 (c) Airways resistance by plethysmography or estimated
using esophageal catheter 8.75 5.10
7.30
3.60
1.45
1.45
7.30
5.10
1.45
1.45
.70
.70
10.90
7.30
1.45
1.45
8.75
5.80
9.50
5.80
s
S
28.50
24.10
7.60
5.80
11.70
5.80
10.90
7.30
10.90
10.90
5.80
8.75
28.50
19.00
36.50
24.10
310 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
PULMONARY FUNCTION STUDIES
Code
J305 5. LunE Compliance (pressure volume curve of the lung from
TLC to FRC) ...'.
J309 6. (a) Carbon monoxide diffusing capacity by steady state at
rest
J310 (b) Single breath diffusing capacity
7. Pulmonar>- Function Response to O2 and COi
J308 (a) CO; ventiiatonr' response
J32S (b) O2 ventilator>- response (physician must be present) ....
Exercise Assessment — physician must be in attendance at all
times.
J314 8. Exercise diffusing capacity
J315 9. (a) Stage I: Graded exercise to maximum tolerance exercise
(must mclude HR. ventilation and ECG at rest and at each
workload; ECG monitored at least 5 minutes post exercise) .
J329 (b) Same as 9a plus 2a. 2c or 3a before and after exercise . . .
J316 (c) Stage II: Repeated steady state graded exercise (must
include heart rate, ventilation, VO;, VCO2. BP, ECG,
end tidal and mixed venous CO2, at rest, 3 levels of
exercise and recovery) 71.50 33.60
J317 (d) Stage III: Same as 9c plus arterial blood gases. PH and
bicarbonate or lactate 94.90 56.90
J339 (e) Exercise induced asthma assessment (Workload
sufficient to achieve a HR of 85% of max.; measurement
of 2a. 2c or 3a before exercise and 5-10 minutes post
■7- exercise 18.20 10.90
Gas Analysis
G479 10. (a) Arterial puncture for blood gas analysis — 4.80
J319 (b) Blood gas analysis: pH, PO2, PCO2, bicarbonate and
base excess 6.60 —
J31S (c) Anenalized venous blood sample collection (e.g. ear
lobe)
J320 (d) A-a ox7gen gradient (measurement of RQ by sampling
mixed expired gas and using alveolar air equation) ....
J331 (e) Estimate of ver.ous admixture (Os/Qt) breathing pure
ox>'gen
J313 (f) Mixed venous PCO^ by the rebreathing method
J332 (g) O; Saturation by oximeter (at rest and exercise)
J322 (h) Standard Oj consumption and CO2 production
J333 11. Histamine or methvlcholine threshold test
2.20
—
28.50
14.60
19.00
9.50
6.60
2.20
9.50
4.80
19.00
4.80
20.85
10.90
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 311
DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND
Notes: (1) T and P Columns should be interpreted in the spirit of the first two paragraphs on
page 63. but without limiting the performance of these tests to physicians of any
one specialty.
(2) The total benefit is obtained by adding columns T and P together.
(3) Coding: When coding the total benefit, use suffix A.
When coding the technical portion only, use suffix B.
When coding the professional pomon only, use suffix C.
(4) A-Mode — implies a one-dimensional ultrasonic measurement procedure.
(5) M-Mode — implies a one-dimensional ultrasonic measurement procedure with
movement of the trace to record amplitude and velocity of moving echo-produ-
cing structures.
(6) Scan B-Mode — implies a two-dimensional ultrasonic scanning procedure with a
two-dimensional display.
(7) All ultrasound examinations include a permanent record and interpretation.
Code Head and Neck
JlOO Echoencephalography-midline, A-mode
Brain — Complete
J122 B mode
Echography-ophthalmic
J102 Quantitive. A-mode
J103 B-scan immersion
J107 B-scan contact
J108 Biometry (Axial length-A-mode)
J104 Foreign body localization
Note: J102, J103, J104, J107. J108 — for bilateral procedures, add
30% of the listed benefit,
J105 Echography face and/or neck including A and/or B scans 16.75 11.15
Heart
J115 Echography, pericardial effusion, M-raode 10.60 8.00
J118 Echocardiography — complete study
— 1 dimension 21.90 21.90
J120 — 2 dimensions (real time) 40.00 36.50
J121 — 1 and 2 dimensions at same patient visit 50.05 47.30
Jl 19 — limited study — 1 or 2 dimensions for follow up
studies 10.90 10.90
Thorax
J125 Chest masses, pleural effusion-A & B-mode 27.60 15.80
J126 Ultrasonic guidance of thoracentesis 27.60 15.80
J127 Breast masses — Scan B-mode (per breast) 13.00 9.55
Abdomen and Retroperitoneutn
J135 Abdominal B-scan, with A scanning when necessary for liver,
pancreas, spleen, aorta, kidney, scrotum, etc 27.60 15.80
s
S
—
3.30
27.60
15.80
14.50
21.05
28.40
28.05
14.20
14.0C'
14.40
18.70
I.e.
I.e.
312 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
DIAGNOSTIC ULTRASOUND
Code
J 149 Ultrasonic guidance of renal biopsy or cyst aspiration
Pelvis
Echography — Scan B-mode
J155 Early pregnancy diagnosis
J156 Fetal age determination
J158 Placenta localization
J161 I.U.C.D. localization
J 159 Pregnancy, complete
J109 Ectopic pregnancy
JllO Molar pregnancy
J162 Pelvic mass
Jill Ultrasonic guidance of amniocentesis
Peripheral Vascular System (See Diagnostic and Therapeutic
Procedures)
Miscellaneous
J180 Echography for placement of radiation therapy fields, scan
B-mode 20.50 12.50
J182 Extremities — per limb 13.40 9.55
s
S
27.60
15.80
21.00
11.60
21.00
11.60
21.00
11.60
21.00
11.60
27.60
15.80
27.60
15.80
27.60
15.80
27.60
15.80
27.60
15.80
h,-r. ,t.
H- f'l
i. ir;
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 313
DIAGNOSTIC AiND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
Code With a few exceptions specifically indicated below, the
listed procedural benefits are for the procedure(s)
alone.
Consultations or visits when such services are rendered,
may be claimed in addition to the procedure(s).
G700 When a procedure(s) is the sole reason for a visit, add
52.30 per patient visit for those procedures marked ( + )
regardless of the number of procedures carried out
during that visit. However, if the visit is to a diagnostic
facility controlled directly or indirectly by a physician
who has examined and referred the patient to such a
diagnostic facility on the same day, G"00 may not be
claimed under these circumstances.
Note: G700 is not payable to a hospital department.
Schedule Interpreutions:
1. If in the course of any visit (see Preamble. Part B), a haemoglobin screen (any method
or instrument) is carried out, code G481 may be claimed for this service (see page 82). Urina-
lysis may be claimed with or without an associated visit to a physician's office. Exept for ro i-
tine screening and services which are not medically necessary (see Preamble, part .A, para-
graph 2).
2. Qaims for apex cardiography and E.C.G. may be made when both services are ren-
dered.
3. For the first minor teleradiotherapy procedure rendered to a patient, the physician may
claim the appropriate consultation or assessment in addition to the procedure(s). On subse-
quent visits, only minor teleradiotherapy plus S2.S0 should be claimed unless additional proce-
dures have been performed or unless there has been a complication or change to a totally un-
related diagnosis. In the first exception, minor teleradiotherapy plus the benefit(s) for
additional procedures may be claimed. In the second exception, the appropriate assessment
and minor teleradiotherapy may be charged.
4. If, in addition to the allergy injection, the patient requires a minor assessment only of
his allergic condition, the physician may claim for code G212 only. However, if a patient re-
quires a more complete assessment of his condition or if a patient presents for an allergy injec-
tion and has an acute infectious condition, albeit of the respiratory system, or some other un-
related condition any of which would have otherwise required a separate office visit, the
physician is entitled to claim for the appropriate assessment as well as the injection.
5. The benefits for respiratory care on pages 87, 88 of the schedule under Physician-in-
Charge apply per patient treated, i.e., while the physician-in-charge may change during the
course of treatment, the benefit formula as set out should be used by the physicians involved
as there was only one physician-in-charge during the treatment program.
6. The S4.20 benefit under Physical .Medicine Therapeutic Procedures means one S4.20
per hour, per patient regardless of the number of procedures carried out during the hour.
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7. Multiple B.C.G. inoculations used for treatment of carcinoma are to be considered ex-
perimental and no claims should be made for this service.
8. Some benefits for Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures have the technical and pro-
fessional components listed separately. However, when only one benefit is listed for a service,
it represents the professional component only. The technical component includes the salaries
of support staff, equipment depreciation or lease costs, supplies and costs associated with the
preoaration of a written report. The professional component includes the clinical supervision
of the diagnostic facility, interpretation of the test results and a written report.
ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY, fflSTOLOGY .\ND CYTOLOGY (Professional
components only)
Note: **L" codes LS0O-L826 inclusive are professional
interpretation benefits, they are not applicable to the
taking of samples
G.P. Spec, .\naes. *
2
Code S S
N.C. Autopsy, gross and micro (including CNS as required) . . . NAB
L300 Blood film interpretation 6.40
Z403 Bone marrow asoiration 16.50
L802 Bone marrow interpretation 22.60
L803 Chromosome analysis, per case 31.45
Cytology
L80^- i- Amniotic fluid for estimation of fetal maturation 2.20
L805 Aspiration biopsy cytologic consultation (lungs, etc.) .... 8.30
LSCo Bronchial washings 3.20
L3C/ iiaccal or vaginal smear for Barr body 2.60
L827 Interpretation of RIA for carcinoembryonic antigen
(CEA)
L808 Direct smears — oral, larynx, nipple discharge 2.20
L809 Esophageal and gastric washings per complete specimen . 5.20
L810 Fluids (pleural, ascitic, breast cyst, pericardial, CSF, urine
and joint) per specimen 3.20
L811 Fluorescent Y Chromosome (peripheral blood) 3.20
L812 Gynaecological specimen (including all types of cellular
abnormality, assessment of flora, and/or cytohormonal
evaluation) 2.20
— For technical component, L713.
L828 Interpretation of RIA for hormone carcinoma receptors
(to include estrogen and progesterone assays) 3.50
L813 Inclusion bodies 3.20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 315
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G.P. Soec. Anaes.*
Code ANATOMICAL PATHOLOGY, HISTOLOGY AND S S
CYTOLOGY - Cont'd
L814 Nasai smear for eosinophils 1.00
L826 Ocular 3.20
L815 Sputum per specimen for general and/or specific
assessment (e.g. cellular abnormalities, asbestos
bodies, lipid, hemosiderin, etc.) 3.20
L816 Electron microscopy, per case 50.70
Immunofluorescence Studies
L817 Anti-tissue antibodies, per case 6.40
L818 Protein deposition in tissues, per case 11.80
L819 Seminal fluid examination, complete (see Laboratory
Medicine Schedule, Preamble, paragraph 11) 4.30
L820 Smear for spermatozoa only (see Laboratory Medicine
Schedule. Preamble, paragraph 11) 2.20
L821 Surgical pathology, sections and report per case 11.80
L822 Operative consultation — with or without frozen section
(up to three specimens) 24.30
L823 For each specimen over three, add 11.80
Synovial fluid analysis
L824 Description, viscosity and mucin clot 3.20
L825 Identification of crystals by compensated polarized
light '....." 7.90
L801 Metabolic bone studies 41.70
ALLERGY
-♦-G200 Acute desciisiiizaiion, e.g. ATS, p^iiicillin 4.50
+ G201 Direa nasai tests, S.90 each, maximum 2.80
1-G202 Hyposensitization, including assessment and supervision
(one or more injeaions) 1.60 1.90
Note: Use this code for rabies injection(s).
G212 If hyposensitization is the only service rendered,use this
code. This code combines G700 and G202 4.40 4.70
+G203 Ophthalmic tests — direct,S.90 each,
maximum 2.80
+G204 — quantitive 7.20
G206 Patch test S.90 each,
maximum of 25 per year 22.50
Maximum of 50 per year for industrial o^ occupational
dermatoses 45.00
+G207 Bronchial provocative testings — per session (limit of 6
sessions per patient) 7.20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
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G.P. Spec. Anaes.*
Code ALLERGY - Cont'd S S
- G208 Repository therapy, per injection (cost of matenais
extra; 7.20
G209 Skin tests provided in physician's office or in hospital,
including physician interpretation, (scratch or
intracermai metnoa) S.50 each, maximum 25.00
.\NAESTHESU
Examination Under .Anaesthesia — when sole procedure
penormed not otherwise listed in the schedule
(diagnosis required)
G260 with or without intubation 24.30
CARDIOVASCLTLAR
Vascular Cannulation (including injection and cut-down,
if necessary)
G268 Cannulation of artery or central vein e.g. for pressure measure-
ments or for feeding line 15.60
G309 Umbilical arterial catheterization (including obtaining of
blood sample) 24.30
.Note: Use this code for Usher routine for acidosis (infant).
G282 Umbilical vein catheterization 9.70
G287 Insertion of Swan-ganz catheter (not included in
anaesthetic, respiratory or critical care benetits) 86.90
G304 — when dye dilution densitometry done in addition,
add 24.35
G398 Insenion of permanent feeding line under general
anaesthesia 73.00
G479 Arterial puncture 4.80
-!-G480 Venipunaure — infant 4.90
^G482 —child 3.10
+ G489 — adolescent or adult 1.00
-^G483 Therapaeutic venisection (phlebotomy) 4.90
G271 Anticoagulant supervision — long term, telephone advice
— per month 5.60
G481 Hemoglobin screen, rendered in physician's office in con-
junction with visit .70
Blood Transfusions:
G279 Indirect transfusion 9.70
G275 Exchange transfusion (procedure only) 104.30
Not*: Assistant at exchange transfusion — see Preamble, Part
B, Paragraph 30(g)
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 317
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G.P. Soec. Anaes.'
Code C.\RDIOVASCULAR - Cont'd S S
G2S0 Intra-uterine foetal transrusion — initial or subsequent . . 93.35
G277 Automated plasraaphoresis — to include cannulation .... 24.30
Cardioversion:
0285 Cardioversion — limit of three sessions per patient, per
day 31.50 5
Cardiac Catheterization:
When more than one procedure is carried out at one
sining, the additional procedures are to be claimed at
50% of the listed beneriis.
G290 — pressures only 73.50 5
Left heart
G291 — retrograde aonic 91.00 5
G292 — transseptal 121.70 5
G293 Selective coronary catheterization — both aneries . . . . 125.10 5
G297 Angiograms (any number of injections) 48.70
G296 Dye dilution densitometry and/or thermal dilution studies
— coronary flow index benefit covers all studies on the
same day 48.70
.Note: When G296 is done in addition to G287. it may be claimed
at 50% only. U.«e code G304 instead.
G298 Intracardiac elearocardiography and/or atrial pacing ....
G299 Oxymetry
0239 Pick determination
G300 Metabolic studies, e.g. coronary sinus lactate and
pyruvate determinations
O301 Exercise studies during catheterization
G305 Intracardiac phonocardiography
G306 Isotope studies during cardiac catheterization
0267 His bundle ECO
0294 Insertion of endocardial electrode (includes repositionmg
within 24 hours of original procedure)
0254 Repositioning after 24 hours
0286 Implantation of pack
G295 Insertion of endocardial electrode and implantation of
pack
0264 Replacement of pack
0288 Transvenous endomyocardial biopsy
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
48.70
48.70
48.70
48.70
48.70
48.70
48.70
73.00
86.90
5
28.00
5
73.00
5
149.50
5
73.00
5
93.85
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G.P. Spec. Anaes.
Code CARDIOVASCULAR - Cont'd S S
G303 Insenion ot transthoracic pacemaker 28.00 4
Electrocardiography: (professional component must
include pertinent written interpretation)
■G310 Office or hospital — technical component 4.20 4.20
0313 — professional component 3.50 5.20
■ G312 Home — technical component 4.55 4.55
0313 — professional component 3.50 5.20
Before and after exercise (Master's criteria. Levy
Ischemia or Frasher Exercise test) includes complete
resting tracing and multiple leads taken immediately
and 3 and 6 minutes post e.xercise.
0314 — technical component 7.00
0334 — professional component 7.00
Maximal stress E.C.O. (exhaustion, symptoms, or E.C.O.
changes) or sub-maximal stress E.C.O. (to target heart
' " rate for patient) by a standard technique — with
treadmill or ergometer and oscilloscopic continuous
monitoring including E.C.O.'S taken during the
procearre and resting E.C.O.'s before and after the
procedure
0315 — technical component 18. 10
0319 — professional component 29.20
0316 Vector — technical component 9.70
0335 — professional component 5.20
12 to 24 hour arrhythmia taping
03n — professional component 29.20
G322 — technical component — recording 10.40
G321 — scanning 13.90
Note: 0321 is not payable to a hospital department when the
hospital supplies the equipment.
0320 Interpretation of telephone transmitted E.C.O. rhythm
strip — professional component 2.00
0311 — technical component for telephone transmission . . . 1.00
Note: 0311 is not payable to a hospital department when the
hospital supplies the equipment.
Pacemaker reprogramming mcluding electrocardiography
0283 — professional component 4.90
02S4 — technical component 4.90
Pacemaker pulse wave analysis with electrocardiography
G307 — professional component 4.90
G308 — technical component 4.90
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 319
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G.P. Socc. Anaes.'
Code C\RDIOVASCULAR - Cont'd S S
Non invasive Cardiography:
Note: When more than one procedure of items marked (*) are
petorraed at one sitting, the major procedure may be
claimed in full and the remainder at 50% of the listed
benefitfs).
•Phonocardiogram — multiple channel — before and
after exercise (not less than 3 channels)
G504 — professional component 9.70
G505 — technical component 24.30
G506 (with pharmacologic inter^'ention), add 4.90
G507 'Apex cardiogram — professional component 5.90
G508 — technical component 5.90
Echocardiography — see Diagnostic Ultra Sound.
Blood Flow Study (Doppler or other) — uni or bilateral
G502 Carotid phonoangiography — professional component . . . 5.60
G503 Oculoplethysmography — professional component 5.60
'Phlebography and/or carotid pulse traang (with systolic
time intervals) — before and after exercise
G518 — professional component 5.90
G519 — technical component 5.90
Peripheral Arterial System
Anlde pressure determination alone (not chargeable
during the patient's post operative stay in hospital)
3112 — professional component 5.10
Ankle pressure measurements together with segmental
pressure recordings and/or pulse volume recording
and/or Doppler recordings
G113 — professional component 14.60
G115 — technical component 12.00
Anide pressure measurements with exercise and/or
quantitative measurements, i.e. plethysmography or
velocity measurements, add to G112 or G113
G114 — professional component 6.80
G116 — technical component 4.70
Peripheral Venous System
Venous assessment (uni or bilateral) — includes
assessment of femoral, popliteal and posterior tibial
veins with Doppler recording
G117 — professional component 6.60
G118 — technical component 4.20
Impedance plethysmography
G120 ' — professional component 3.50
G121 — technical component 6.95
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
320 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
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• '.' G.P. Soec. Anaes.'
Code CRITICAL C.\EE $ S
Cardiac Arrest: (in hospital or emergency department
includes immediate exammation and ail necessary
resuscitaiive measures, e.g. denbrillation,
cardioversion, cut downs, endotraclieal intubation etc.)
G394 Benerit per physician — first V* hour 27. SO
G520 — after first V* hour (per 'A hour or part thereoO (see
Preamble) 10.40
Life Threatening Emergency Situation: (in hospital or
emergency department) — Resuscitation in emergency
situation (massive injury, cardio- respiratory failure.
resuscitation of newborn, severe shock, coma) includes
immediate examination and usual resuscitative
measures and to include as required, intravenous lines,
pressure infusion sets and pharmacological agents,
urinary catheters, arterial and/or venous catheters,
C.V.P. lines, blood gases, nasogastric tubes with or
without lavage, endotracheal intubation and tracheal
toilet.
G521 Benefit per physician — first V* hour '. 27.80
G522 — after first Vi hour (per V* hour or part thereof) .... 10.40
Other Resuscitation:
G395 Benefit per physician — first Va hour 17.40
G391 — after first \U hour (per 'A hour or
part thereof) 9.70
G21 1 Endotracheal intubation for resuscitation (not to be
claimed when followed by a surgical procedure) 18.10
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 321
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Spec. Anaes.*
Code CRITICAL CARE -Cont'd S S
G210 Hypothermia (therapeutic) induction and management .. 97.30
Hyperbaric therapy; (including assessment and complete
care of patient)
G359 — first three hours 97.30
G360 — if physician in attendance with the patient in the
chamber — first three hours 194.65
— thereafter — detention charees (see Preamble)
Respiratory Care:
— includes examinations of the patient and (as
required) includes intravenous lines: pressure
infusion sets and pharmaceutical agents; insertion of
arterial, C.V.P. or urinary catheters: securing and
interpretation of blood gases; nasogastric tubes;
endotracheal intubation with or without anificial
ventilation; tracheal toilet; use of an artificial
ventilator and all necessary measures for its
supervision.
Physician-in-Charge
G405 — 1st day 90.40
G406 — 2nd to 5th days (inclusive) per diem 38.20
G407 — 6th to 28th days (inclusive) per diem 19.10
G408 — 29th day onwa-ds per diem 10.40
Notes: (1) The foregoing benefits apply only to respiratory care
rendered in a Respiratory Care Unit or other special
care unit such as the ICU where special monitoring
equipment is available.
(2) The appropriate consultation, procedure and visit
benefits shall apply 24 hours after stopping artificial
respiration or special care.
(3) If a patient has been discharged from the Respiratory
Care Unit more than 48 hours and then is re-admitted
to the Unit, the 1st day rate applies again on the day of
re-admission. For re-admission less than 48 hours after
discharge, the appropriate code G406-G4G9 should be
used.
(4) Other physicians apart from those providing
respiratory care may claim the appropriate
consultation, visit and procedure benefits not listed in
the schedule for Respiratory Care.
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
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Code
G400
G401
G402
G403
Notes:
CRITICAL C.\RE - Cont'd
Neonatal Respiratory Intensive Care:
(with assisted ventilation)
Physician-in-Charge
— 1st day
— 2nd to 5th days (inclusive) per diem
— 6th to 28th days (inclusive) per diem
— 29th day onwards, per diem with or without assisted
ventilation
(1) The foregoing benefits apply only to respiratory care
rendered in a Respiiators' Care Unit or other special
care unit such as the ICU where special monitoring
equipment is available.
(2) The above benefits include examination of the patient
and when indicated the necessary arterial and venous
catheters for monitoring and blood gas sampling,
interpreting of blood gases, endotracheal intubation
and artificial ventilation as well as all necessary
measures for the supervision and operation of the
ventilator.
(3) The appropriate consultation, procedure and visit
benefits snail apply 24 hours after stopping anificial
respiration or special care.
(4) If a patient has been discharged from the Respiratory
Care Unit more than 48 hours and then is re-admitted
to the Unit, the 1st day rate applies again on the day of
re-admis'sion. For re-admission less than 48 hours after
discharge, the appropriate code G401-G403 should be
used.
G.P. Spec. Anaes.'
107.75
45.20
22.60
10.40
Intensive Care Monitoring:
Note: This category excludes Cardio-Pulmonary Resuscitation
and Respiratory Care and should be claimed on the
basis of the appropriate consultation, procedure and
visit. (.Aiso see Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 18(b))
DIALYSIS: team benefits, to include listed items. (This
does not include preliminary investigation of the case.)
Haemodialysis:
R849 Initial and acute (to include surgical components)
R850 Insenion of Cannula or Screibner shunt (to be included in
the $451.90 initial)
G325 Medical component (to be included in the .$451.90 initial) . . . .
G323 Acute, repeat (maximum of 3)
451.90
156.40
295.50
149.50
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 323
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Spec. Anaes.'
Code DIALYSIS -Cont'd S S
G326 Chrome each 295.50
Revision of Cannula or Screibner shunt
G327 — single 52.10 4
G328 — both 79.90 4
G329 De-cioning of Cannula or Screibner Shunt 48.70
R843 Removal of Cannula or Screibner shunt 41.70 4
R851 By-pass graft for haemodialysis (human, synthetic) 191.20 7
R833 Ligation or removal of by-pass graft 41.70 4
R841 Obliteration of A-V fistula 41.70 4
Notes: — For operative thrombectomy of bypass graft, use code
R813, page 169.
— For creation of A-V fistula; use code R827, page 169.
Peritoneal dialysis:
G330 Acute (up to -i8 hours) includes stylette cannula insertion
(temporary) 97.30
G331 Repeat acute (up to *i8 hours) — ma.ximum of 3 97.30
G332 Chronic (up to 48 hours) — maximum of S97.40 per week .... 48.70
R852 Insenion of peritoneal cannula by laparotomy 100.80 6
R853 Insertion of Tenchkov type pentoneal catheter — chronic
— bv trocar 48.70 4
R854 Removal of Tenchkov type peritoneal catheter 24.30
Home dialysis and self-care Dialysis:
G333 Weekly retainer for administration, routine visits and
supervision — (plus fee for service by complications) . . 18.10
ENDOCRINOLOGY AND .METABOLISM
+ G493 ACTH test — single or rauhiple, per injection 3.40
+ G337 Antidiuretic hormone response test including the 8 hour
water deprivation test 8.60
Glucagon test
■t-G494 (Type A) for carbohydrate response 5.20
+-G495 (Type B) for hypertension, pheochromocytoma and
insulinoma provocative test (including cold pressor
test) 22.60
+ G340 Histamine test to include a control cold pressor test 24.50
-t-G341 Hypertonic saline infusion test 8.60
+ G342 Implantation of hormone pellets 16.50
+G497 InsuUn hypoglycemia pituitary function test, TRH and
LHRH alone or in combination 26.40
+G498 Intravenous glucose tolerance test 5.20
'To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
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G.P. Spec. Anaes.
Code ENDOCRINOLOGY .\ND METABOLISM -Cont'd S S
^G-i99 Intravenous tolbutamide test 26.40
^G513 Pentagastnn stimulation for calcitonin 9.00
+ G344 Phentoiamine test 22.60
-r G50I TRH and/or LHRH test, per injection 3.40
- G490 Saralasm test 22.60
G349
G350
G343
G346
G351
G353
-G355
G356
■G357
G352
G35i
G367
G363
G361
G261
■G364
G366
G368
G374
G378
Note:
-G399
G345
GASTROENTEROLOGY
Oesophageal tamponade (Blakemore bag) — insenion . .
Oesophageal motility test (may include pH measurement)
— with physician present
— tracing interpretation only
Oesophageal pH study for reflux
— tracing interpretation only
— with 24 hour monitoring ,
Oesophageal perfusion test
Gastric lavage
(a) diagnostic
(b) therapeutic — with or without ice water lavage . . . .
Gastric secretion studies (Augmented Histamine or
Histalog, or Pentagasirfn) — procedure and
supervision
Biliary tract provocative test with cholecystokinin
Anal-rectal manometry
GYNAECOLOGY
Artificial insemination
Cervical mucus penetration test
Endometrial flushing
Foam stability test (shake test)
Hurmer's test (includes sample taking, examination and
interpretation)
Hydrotubation — e.g. steroids
Insufflation — Rubin's test (included in tubal plastic
surgery)
Insufflation and endometrial biopsy (included in tubal
plastic surgery
Insertion of intra-uterine contraceptive device
For removal of I.U.D see page 209.
Insertion of laminaria tent
Non-stress F.H.R. monitoring (requires permanent
recording)
24.30
56.00
10.40
10.40
20.85
18.10
4.90
17.40
9.70
4.90
24.30
14.00
9.00
7.20
9.00
7.20
18.10
18.10
18.10
11.90
2.80
1.40
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Jleg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 325
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Spec. .Anaes.*
Code GYNAECOLOGY -Cont'd S S
-^G365 Papanicolaou smear 2.80
Note: (no charge if done as part of a consultation, limited
consultation, repeat consultation, general or specific
assessment (or re-assessment), annual health
examination or routine post-natal visit.)
U-V.C. Vaginal insufflation visit tees
INJECTIONS OR INFUSIONS
-rG369 B.C.G. inoculation, following tuberculin tests 2.80
+ G370 Bursa, joint or tendon sheath, including preliminary
aspiration 9.00
G371 (each additional site of area S4.50. maximum S22.50 per
visit)
Note: G370, G371 — not allowed in addition to surgical benefits
when performed at time of surgery.
Lateral discography
G389 — lumbo sacral disc — as first disc 63.00 4
G390 — any other disc — as first disc 3L50 4
G386 — second and subsequent discs each 15.75
Injeaion (chemonucleolysis)
G392 — initial injection 9.00
G393 — any subsequent injeaion at other levels, each 4.55
G396 Injections of extensive keloids 14.00
G397 — under general anaesthesia 22.75 4
Intradermal including interpretation intramuscular or
subcutaneous — with visit,
G372 — each injeaion 1.00
Intradermal including interpretation, intramuscular or
subcutaneous — sole reason,
G373 — first injeaion — apply basic charge only i.e 2.80
Note: Use for tuberculin or Schick test
G372 — each additional injection 1,00
Intralesional infiltration
-rG375 — one or two lesions 4.55
-i-G377 — 3 or more lesions 7.00
G462 Administration of oral polio vaccine
— if only service rendered .90
Intravenous
+G376 Infant 5.20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
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G.P. Soec. Anaes.'
Code INJECTIONS OR INFUSIONS -Cont'd S S
■G379 Child or adult 3.10
Notes: — Use these codes for cryoprecipitate infusion.
— G376. G379 may not be claimed with G279.
■G380 Cut down (including cannulation as necessary) 14.60
Chemotherapy (marrow suppressant) administered by
intravenous infusion for treatment of malignant or
auto-immune disease (maximum per visit SlO.45)
- G381 — single injection 6.25
G281 — each additional injection 2.10
G382 Supervision of chemotherapy (marrow suppressant) for
malignant or auto-immune disease by telephone —
monthly 5.60
Varicose veins (maximum per visit $9.10)
-G387 — single injection 4.90
G388 — multiple (unilateral or bilateral) each additional ... 2.10
Management of parenteral alimentation — physician in
charge — up to twelve weeks
G510 per visit 7.60
from thirteenth to twenty-sixth week (not to exceed
S22.80 per week)
G511 per visit 7.60
from twenty-sixth week onwards (not to exceed S45.60 per
month)
G512 per visit 7.60
Note: G5 10 — G512 may not be claimed more than once per day
and, during the same visit, a hospital visit may not be
claimed in addition.
NEPHROLOGY
G411 Nephrological management of donor procurement — (uni
or bilateral) — includes management of the
neurologically "dead" donor on life support systems,
assessment of renal functions pre-nephrectomy, pre-
nephreaomy immunotherapy, assessment as to
potential recipients to be called in, etc 97.30
G347 Renal perfusion with hypothermia for organ
transplantation 48.70
G348 Renal preservation with continuous machine perfusion . . . 43.70
G412 Nephrological component of transplantation, including
complete patient care for first 48 hours following
transplantation 149.50
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 327
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Soec. Anaes.'
Code NERVE BLOCKS S S
>k>te: Time units are not applicable to nerve blocks. If one
physician gives the anaesthetic and another does the
nerve block, claim the anaesthetic under G260, page 82
G213 Auditory ganglion 24.00
G214 Brachial plexus 24.00
G215 Coeliac ganglion 36.80
G239 Differential intrathecal spinal block 55.60
G216 Epidural spinal block 33.40
G245 Epidural or intrathecal injection of sclerosing solution .. . 73.00
G243 Femoral nerve — unilateral 19.10
G244 — bilateral 26.40
Introduction of epidural catheter for relief of pain:
G246 — Institution
G247 — Maintenance (one unit for each Vi hour of
maintenance up to a maximum of 6 units per day.)
Notes: — For obstetrical continuous conduction anaesthesia, see
P014, P015 on page 104.
— Also see Preamble, part B, paragraph 31(n).
G218 Ilioinguinal and iliohypogastric nerves 24.00
G219 Infraorbital 9.70
G220 Intercostal nerve root 9.70
G221 — for each additional one. add 4.90
G222 Intrathecal spinal 33.40
G224 Mandibular 24.00
G225 Mental branch of mandibular nerve 24.00
G2.50 Maxillary or mandibular division o? trigeminal nerve . * 33.40
G241 Obturator nerve — unilateral 24.00
G242 —bilateral 33.40
G227 Other cranial nerve block 36.80
G228 Paravertebral nerve block of thoracic or lumbar or sacral
or coccygeal nerves 19.10
G123 — for each additional one. add (to a maximum total fee
ofS57.90) 9.70
G229 Pudendal — unilateral 24.00
G240 —bilateral 33.40
G422 Retrobulbar injection (not to be charged when used as a
local anaesthesia) 14.60
G230 Sciatic nerve 24.00
G231 Somatic or peripheral nerves not specifically listed or
infiltration of tissues — one nerve or site 9.70
G223 — additional nerve(s) or site(s), add 4.90
G232 Spleno-palatine ganglion 24.00
G233 Splanchnic 24.00
G234 Stellate ganglion 24.00
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
328 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Soec. Anaes.*
Code NERVE BLOCKS - Cont'd S S
G256 Superior laryngeal nerve 33.40
G235 Supraorbital U.60
G236 Sympathetic block(s) (lumbar or thoracic) 24.00
G237 bilateral 33.40
G238 Transverse scapular nerve 24.00
G217 Trigeminal ganglion 36.80
E953 When alcohol or other sclerosing solutions are used, add
50% to the appropriate nerve block benefit as listed
above with the exceotion of codes G245 and G246.
NEUROLOGY
G273 Epidural injection of adrenal steroid 31.50
G274 — post laminectomy into operative site 42.00
Z804 Lumbar puncture 20.85
Z805 — with instillation of medication 27.80
G410 Amytal test (Wada) — bilateral — supervision and
coordination of tests 35.00
G413 Electroconicogram — supervision and intepretation .... 91.00
G419 Tensilon test 10.50
Electroencephalography:
-G414 Technical component 11.50
G415 Professional component 13.55
G416 With activating or sleep inducing drugs, add 9.00
i'- .>l
G417 Insertmg subtemporal needle electrodes, add 9.00
G544 Polygraphic recording of three parameters in addition to
EEG (such as respiration, eye movement, EKG,
muscle movements, etc.), add per item (to a maximum
of 514.70) 4.90
G545 Videotape recording of clinical signs in association with
spontaneous EEG, add per V* hr. (maximum of 1
hour) 8.35
G546 Radiotelemetry or portable recordings to monitor
spontaneous EEG from a freely moving patient, add . . 17.40
G547 Simple average evoked potential studies with one sensory
modality of stimulation 13.95
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 329
DIAGNOSTIC .\iVD THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Sdcc. Anaes.'
Code NEUROLOGY - Cont'd S S
G548 Complex evoked potemiai studies involving several
sensory modalities, multiple threshold determinations,
of more than four simultaneous channels of recording,
not completely under supei^nsion 20.90
G549 Complex evoked potential studies performed completely
under direct professional supervision 41.85
G550 Overnight sleep recording — complete interpretation with
sleep staging 52.30
Note: G550 — if not overnight sleep recording, see code G416.
G418 Attendance and supervision of E.E.G, during major
surgery 91.00
OPHTHALMOLOGY
G424 Contact !ens(es) fitting (with follow-up for 3 months) .... 94.50
G423 One eye only, when the other eye has been previously
fitted by the same physician 49.50
Note: G424, G423 — Contact Lens fitting is not a benefit except
under certain specific conditions. See Preamble,
Aopendix A, paee 18.
G463 Hydrophilic "Bandage" lens fitting 49.50
G438 Colour vision detailed assessment 14,00
G437 Dark adaotation curve (Goldmann adaptometer or
equivalent) 19.80
G453 Electro-oculogram (bilateral) — interpretation benefit . . , 11.25
+G439 Electro-retinography (bilateral) with repon 27.00
■t-G425 Fluorescein angiography 27.00
+ G444 Fluorescein angioscopy 7.70
Note: G425 . G444 — for bilateral procedures, add 50% of the
listed benefit.
G426 Glaucoma provocative tests, including water drinking
tests 15.75
G428Hess screen examination 5.40
G427 Ophthalmodynamometry (bilateral) 5.40
Radioactive phosphorus examination
G429 — anterior approach 24.75
G430 — posterior approach 49.50
G432 Static perimetry 16.20
G421 Subconjunctival or sub-Tenons capsule injection 9.00
Note: G429, G430, G421 — for bilateral procedures, add 50% of
the listed benefit.
'To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
330 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Spec. Anaes.*
Code OPHTH.\LMOLOGY- Cont'd S S
^G435 Tonometry (bilateral) 2.90
.Note: Not to be claimed for if done in conjunction with an
ophthalmological consultation, specific assessment or
reassessment.
G433 Tonography (bilateral), to include tonometry with or
without water 11.25
0436 Visual fields (central and peripheral) (with permanent
record) 5.40
G464 Visual evoked response 14.00
OTOLARYNGOLOGY
-I- G420 Ear syringing or curetting (may not be claimed with Z907)
— uni or bilateral 2.40
AudiometrJc Tests
Pure tone air with or without bone conduction
G440 — technical component 4.90
G525 — professional component 3.10
— with speech tests
G441 — technical component 6.60
G526 — professional component ...... .,. 4.50
0442 Impedance audiometry , . . ii-
— technical component -. 4.55
+ 0529 — professional component 3.00
Advanced testing (may include recruitment, sisi, tone
' decay, malingering, Bekesy test)
— per ie«t
0443 — technical component (maximum) SI 1.30 : 4.55
O530 — professional component (maximum) S7.40 3.00
Hearing aid evaluation, including pure tone air and bone
conduction and speech tests
0447 — technical component 17.15
-I-G531 — professional component 5.95
0527 Fitting of tinnitus masker — technical component 17.00
+ 0528 — professional component .... 5.90
Cortical evoked or brain stem evoked audiometry or
electrocochleography
-^0448 — professional component only 35.00
Vestibular Funaion Tests
+ 0449 Minimal caloric — professional component only 3.70
Fitzgerald-Hallpike method
O450 — technical component 7.00
+0532 — professional component 4.55
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 331
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Spec. Anaes.*
Code OTOLARYxNGOLOGY- Cont'd S S
Electronystagmography including caloric and positional
testing
G451 — technical component 14.00
+G533 — professional component 14.00
+ G452 Electrogustometry — professional component only 7.35
G454 Stroboscopy — professional component only 9.00
PHYSICAL MEDICINE
Electromyography and nerve conduction studies
Schedule A:
Complete Procedure, e.g. conduction studies on two or
more nerves and E.M.G. of multiple muscles; detailed
study of neuromuscular transmission
G456 — professional component 49.00
G455 — technical component 8.30
Schedule B:
Limited Procedure e.g. conduction studies on a single
nerve plus limited needle electrode, examination in one
area; conduction studies on two nerves without E.M.G.
G457 — professional component 35.00
G466 — technical component 6.95
Schedule C:
Short Procedure, nerve conduction study of a single nerve
or repeat E.M.G. of one or two muscles without nerve
conduction
G458 — professional component 21.00
G468 — technical componer.t 4.20
Note: For transcutaneous nerve stimulation, see
"electrotherapy" under code G467. ■
Strength duration and chronaxie
+G460 —major 4155
+G461 — minor 2.45
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
332 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Socc. Anaes.'
Code PHYSIC\L MEDICINE - Cont'd $ S
Therapeutic Procedures:
• G465 Manipulation — major joint(s) or spine
— one or more joints 7.35
(under general anaesthesia, see Surgical Procedures)
■ G467 Not exceeding one hour as listed below (any number of
procedures) 4.20
Not allowed to hospital inpatient, outpatient or approved
physiotherapy facility, but may be claimed by a
physician for physiotherapy procedures performed by a
physiotherapist under that physician's direct
supervision (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 17).
Intermittent positive pressure breathing treatments
(office).
Heat — diathermy, heat cabinets, heat cradles or bakers,
radiant heat, whirlpool baths, paraffin baths,
microtherm, etc.
Light — ultraviolet — general, local, orificial. etc. (not to
include dermatologicai treatment with high intensity
A-band ultraviolet light in conjunction with oral
medication. (PUVA) — Not a Benefit.)
Electrotherapy — Galvanic, Faradic, and sinusoidal
currents, iontophoresis, transcutaneous nerve
stimulation for relief of pain, etc. (Electrosleep therapy
or Sedac therapy are not benerits of O.H.I. P.)
Ultra sound
Hydrotherapy — contrast baths — hotpacks; local, (arm
, , and leg, whirlpool b".ths); general (Hubbard) for boay
immersion or Body Tanks; therapeutic pool, under
water exercises, cryotherapy.
Mechano Therapy — massage, mechanical device-
traction, pulleys and weights, treadles, stationary
bicycles, shoulder wheels.
Therapeutic E.xercise (physiotherapy)
Location and injection of peripheral motor nerves for
reduction of spasticity including electrodiagnosis of
motor point:
G485 Major nerve and/or branches 22.75
G486 Additional major nerve and/or branches 14.00
Repeat procedure within one month
G487 — major nerve 14.00
G488 — additional major nerve 9.00
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
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333
DIAGNOSTIC AND THERAPEUTIC PROCEDURES
G.P. Soec. Anaes."
Code PSYCfflATRY
G471 Electroconvulsive therapy (E.C.T.) cerebral-single or
multiple
Notes: — Charges for hospital visits, home or office fees do not
apply on a day when E.C.T. or individual
psychotherapy is charged, i.e. by same physiaan. same
diagnosis.
— Electrosleeo therapy or Sedactherapy are not benefits
ofO.H.I.P."
13.90
TELERADIOTHERAPY
- G472 Minor teleradiotherapy — X-Ray, 150 K. V.P. or less —
charge per treatment visit
5.40
G491
0492
THERMOGRAPHY (infra-red mammography) — per
area (e..g. both breasts, head, both knees, both calves,
etc.) No additional claim may be made for repeat
thermography after injection.
Technical component
Professional component
9.70
4.90
UROLOGY
G484 Cystometrogram with selective sacr-.l ne'-ve block snidi.*..^
• G475 Cystometrogram and/or voiding pressure studies and/or
flow rate with or without postural studies and/or
urethral pressure profile including intrepretation with
or without use of EMG including interpretation
■ G474 — urethral pressure profile alone including
interpretation
G477 — interpretation of comprehensive urodynamic studies
(when the procedure is done by paramedical
personnel)
•G476 Prostatic massage
30.00
10.85
4.55
2.80
2.80
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for tune spent (see preamble).
334 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
OBSTETRICS
1. Obstetrical care includes a complete history and physical examination, routine prenatal
visits, care during labour up to 15 hours (after 15 hrs. see Preamble, Part B. paragraph 19),
delivery, post partum care and post-natal ofnce visit.
2. The listings under Divided Care are to be used when more than one physician is pro-
viding different components of obstetrical care to the same patient. If an obstetrical patient is
referred to a consultant tor deliver/ because of the complexity, obscurity or senousness of the
case, the consultant may claim a consultation in addition to the appropriate delivery benefit
listed under "Divided Care." If an uncomplicated obstetrical patient is transferred from a
family physician to an obstetrician for coniinement, no consultation or assessment should be
claimed since this is not a referral. If the consultant is called by the family physician at the time
of delivery and performs only a minor pan of the delivery (eg: re-application of forceps,
confirmation of position), he should claim a consultation only and the family physician should
claim for the delivery. However, if the consultant performs a major portion of the delivery
(eg: forceps rotation), he rather than the family physician should claim for the delivery. In this
instance, the family physician may claim for the other listed services which he actually pro-
vides.
Attendance at labour and attendance at delivery is applicable when rendered if a physician re-
fers an obstetncal patient to a consultant for obstetrical care because of complications but
does not apply when a patient is transferred for normal care.
3. When a patient visits a physician for a diagnosis of pregnancy and subsequently attends
another physician for full obstetrical care, up to two diagnostic visits may be allowed to the
first physician without any reduction of the total benefit for the second physician. Where ob-
stetrical care is divided by transferral between two physicians, the prenatal component of the
benefits applicable to each physician shall be allowed on a 'fee-for-service" basis provided
that neither physician's claim individually e.-fceeds the benefit for prenatal care.
4. Illnesses resulting from cr ass'jciated with pregnancy or false labour requiring a.lded
home or hospital care should be claimed on a per visit basis.
5. When a pregnant patient visits her physician for a condition unrelated to her pregnancy
and apart from her routine scheduled visits, the physician may claim appropriate visit benefits
in addition to her obstetrical care. « stu, : • - if ..tis^; I
6. The listings under the heading Referred Services may be claimed by consultants in ad-
dition to the appropriate consultation or visit. They may not be claimed by physicians provid-
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 335
OBSTETRICS
ing total obstetrical care to their own patients and they may not be claimed in addition to the
services listed under 'Divided Care."
7. If a consultant is requested by another physician to perform a surgical induction of la-
bour or emergency removal of Shirodkar sutures (except at delivery), he may claim a consulta-
tion for these servicef'sV
8. Medical induction or stimulation of labour may only be claimed once per pregnancy
and oniy when earned out for recognized obstetncal complications and does not qualify for
detention. When labour is prolonged to the point where a physician would qualify for deten-
tion charges and when medical induction or stimulation of labour has been rendered, a physi-
cian may claim for detention or for medical induction or stimulation of labour but not for
both
9. Ordinary immediate care of the newborn is included in the obstetrical benefit and,
when tne service is rendered by the anaesthetist, it is included in the anaesthetic benefit. Ac-
tive resuscitation of the newborn provided by any physician may be claimed under codes
G521. G522 (Life Threatening Emergency Situation). When this service is rendered by an an-
esthetist during the administration of anaesthetic, the time claimed must be deducted from the
total anaesthetic time.
10. When a physician provides newborn care and also performs a circumcision on the
same newborn or infant, both services may be claimed.
11. When an obstetrician routinely transfers all newborns to the care of a paediatrician,
the latter should not claim consultation benefits for these "transferrals". If the baby is well,
thfc paediatrician may claim the newborn care in hospital benefit of S29.20 plus S31.30 for code
H267 fpage 47), attendance at maternal delivery (if this sei^ace is given). If the baby is sick,
such paediatrician may claim for a general asse .jment and for attendance at maternal delivery
(if this service is given) plus daily visits for as long as the paediatrician's services are required.
If an obstetrician normally cares for newborns himself or transfers the care of newborns to a
general or family physician but refers a perinate to a paediatncian because of the complexity,
obscunty or seriousness of the case, the latter may claim for his service according to the fol-
lowing guidelines:
(a) if a pre-natal consultation is performed, code C665 may be claimed on the mother's
card (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph ( (1)).
(b) if attendance at maternal delivery is rendered, code H267 may be claimed and, if a
general assessment of the baby is carried out, code C263 may be claimed as well.
However a post-natal consultation on the baby (C265) may not be claimed in addi-
tion to H267.
(c) If the paediatrician has not attended the delivery, a post-natal consultation may be
claimed (if this service is rendered) even though a pre-natal consultation may already
have been claimed.
12. When a physician provides prenatal care, attends at labour, assists or administers the
anaestnetic at Caesarian Sertion (or other operative delivery) and visits the patient post-oper-
atively, he is entitled to claim for prenatal care, attendance at labour and attendance at deliv-
ery, assistant's or anaesthetist's benefits for Caesanan Section, (or anaesthetist's benefits for
other operative delivery) and supportive care while the patient is in hospital.
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OBSTETRICS
13. If a foetus is aboned at less than 20 weeks gestational age. codes POOl, POOS, P006.
etc. are not applicable. "Visit fees' should be claimed instead.
14. The Preamble applicable to Surgical Procedures (pages 107-110) also applies, where
appropriate, to Obstetrics.
G.P. Asst.' Soec. .Anaes.'
Code OBSTETRICAL CARE S S
Total care
POOl — vaginal delivery 236.40 250.30
P017 — delivery by Caesarean section 243.30 6 264.20 6
P040 — delivery by Caesarean section including tubal
ligation . ' 264.20 6 285.00 6
P019 — delivery by Caesarean section including
hysterectomy 8 382.40 8
E500 Multiple births, any method of delivery — each
child extra 24.40 24.40
Divided care
Prenatal visit benefits when prenatal care is
">• '• divided
P003 General assessment 22.90 22.90
P004 Minor assessment 8.30 8.30
POOS Prenatal care in office 90.40 90.40
P006 Delivery — vaginal 104.30 118.20
P018 —Caesarean section 114.70 6 132.10 6
P041 — Caesarean section uicluding tubal*
ligation 135.60 6 152.90 6
F-042 — Caesarean section including
hysterectomy 8 250.30 8
Note: Attempted vaginal delivery, including
episiotomy and repair by same physician not
allowed in addition to benefits for Caesarian
Section.
P020 — operative delivery other than
above 104.30 121.70 5
P007 Post natal care in hospital and/or home 31.30 31.30
POOS Post natal care in office visit fees visit fees
P009 Attendance at labour and attendance at delivery
(see Obstetrics Preamble, paragraphs 2, 11) . 104.30
P038 Attendance at labour only (when patient is
transferred to another centre for delivery) . . . 52.10
Referred services (when only service rendered)
P028 Repair of third degree laceration 34.80 41.70
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 337
OBSTETRICS
G.P. Asst.* Socc. Anaes.
Code OBSTETRICAL CARE - Cont'd S S
P036 Repair of vaonal laceration 27.80
P039 Repair ot cervical laceration 27.80
P029 Removal of retained placenta 27.80
Z774 Curettage and birth canal exploration for post
panum haemorrhage (I.O.P.) 29.50
P015 Obstetrical anaesthesia
Contmuous conduction anaesthesia (see
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 31(n), 31(q).
POl^ (a) introduction of catheter for analgesia
including first dose
P015 (b) maintenance (one unit for each Vz hour of
maintenance up to a maximum of 6 units)
Note: For non-obstetrical continuous conduction
anaesthesia, see G246. G247 on page 93.
ElOOC (a) attendance at delivery — per V* hour, claim
time units
High risk pregnancies
Z775 Insertion of intrauterine catheter
(transabdominally or trmscervically) 14.90
Z776 Scalp sampling technique — obtaining blood
from fetal scalp 14.90
Z77? Fetoscopy (may include fetal blood sample, cell
harvest or amniocentesis) (I.O.P.) 73.00
P037 Double set up to rale out placenta praevia if
patient does not proceed to Caesarean
secvioa 27.80
P022 Oxytocin infusion for medical induction or
stimulation of labour (see Obstetrics
Preamble, paragraph 8) 41.85
Z739 Oxytocin challenge test (I.O.P.) 27.80
•To the listed basic units for assisunts and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
338 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
OBSTETRICS
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code OBSTETRICAL CARE - Cont'd S S
Abortion (see Obstetrics Preamble, paragraph
13)
U.V.C. — complete — under 20 weeks visit fees visit fees
Z770 —mcompiete — including D&C(I.O.P.) 26.10 29.50
P024 — therapeutic — D & C or intra - amniotic
iniection 48.70
Note: The presentation of a case for abortion before a
Hospital Committee is not a benefit of
O.H.I.P.
A pre-op consultation by a second
gynaecologist, when required by the Hospital
— not a benefit of O.H.I.P.
Z778 Amniocentesis (l.U.i'.) 13.90
Z779 Gerctic amriocei7tesis prior to 16 vecks cf
gestation (I.O.P.) 38.20
P026 Hysterotomy — abdominal or vaginal, with or
X ,. without sterilization 111.20 6 139.00 6
POM Ectopic pregnancy 111.20 6 139.00 6
P031 Suture of incompetent cervw during pregnancy
(Shirodkar procedure) 3 83.40* 4
P053 Stenlization — up to 6 weeks postpartum (in
addition to obstetrical benefit) 6 79.90 6
Notes: P033 — If performed by another physician, use
S741
— If performed at time of delivery, the
anaesthetist should use P033C instead of
P013C or ElOOC when coding the basic
and time units. P015C but not P014C
may be claimed in addition, if rendered.
P034 Uterine inversion, manual replacements 59.10 4
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH 1 SURANCE 339
SURGIC.\L PROCEDURES
Preamble:
FOR DEHNITION OF THE ROLE OF THE REFERRING PHYSICIAN, SEE REFER-
RING PHYSICIAN SERVICES ON PAGE 12.
FOR DEFINITION OF THE ROLES OF THE ANAESTHETIST. SEE ANAESTHETIST
SERVICES ON PAGE 13.
(1) The surgical benefit (except for fractures or disclocations requiring closed or no reduction
and other procedures either marked "I.O.P." or including complete care) includes hospi-
tal visits rendered by the surgeon two days prior to surgery, the usual operative proce-
dure, the usual post-operative care rendered by the surgeon while the patient is in hopi-
tal, and one office visit for follow-up examination, if necessary. The surgical benefit as
noted above no longer includes the major pre-operative visit (e.g. consultation, general
assessment, etc.) at which the decision to operate is made, regardless of the time interval
between the major pre-operative visit and the surgery. The hospital admission assessment
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 14) may not be claimed by the surgeon unless it hap-
pens also to be the major pre-operative visit as defined above. Visits rendered prior to ad-
mission (excluding admission assessments) and hospital visits (minor assessments) may be
claimed in addition to the surgical benefit. For patients remaining in hospital because of
complications, visit benefits may be claimed in addition to the surgical benefit after the
second post-operative week. The staning point for calculating the appropriate hospital
visit benefit after the second post-operative week is the date of admission if the operating
surgeon has admitted the patient or the date of referral if the patient has been referred to
the operating surgeon while in hospital.
(2) When a physician makes a special trip to perform a non-elective surgical procedure dur-
ing the daytime (Monday to Friday), he may claim the appropriate special visit, a consul-
tation if the case is referred (except for fractures or dislocations requiring closed or no re-
duction) or the appropriate assessment if the case is not referred plus the procedural
benefit(s). When the special visit is to deal with fractures or dislocations requiring closed
or no reduction, a minor assessment is the appropriate benefit to be added to the special
visit and fracture or dislocation benefits. If the non-elective procedure is carried out at
night (after 5:00 p.m. and before 7:00 a.m.), or Saturdays, Sundays and Holidays, the
physician may claim the special visit applicable to the consultation or assessment, or the
surgical premium E409, whichever is greater (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 18).
(3) When more than one operative procedure is performed by the same surgeon' at the same
time and/or under the same anaesthetic or during the same hospitalization for the same
condition, the benefit shall be the full benefit for the major procedure plus S5% of the
listed benefit(s) for additional procedures, unless otherwise indicated in the Schedule and
except where such combined operations are independently specified as items in this
Schedule. This paragraph applies to staged procedures and to each side of bilateral proce-
dures, but does not apply in the case where a normal appendix or simple ovarian or para-
ovarian cyst is removed incidentally during an operation, for which no charge should be
made (see also OHIP Bulletin #4122, July 3, 1979).
(4) When a subsequent operation(s) becomes necessary for the same condition because of a
complication, the full benefit will apply for each procedure.
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
(5) When a subsequent non-elective operation(s) is performed for a new condition, the full
beneiit will apply for each procedure.
When a subsequent elective procedure is done for a different condition during the same
hospitalization, the benefit for the lesser procedure shall be reduced by 15^ unless per-
formed by another surgeon in which case the full benefit will apply.
(6) When different operative procedures are done by two different surgeons under the same
anaesthesia for different conditions, the benefit will be 100% of the listed benefit for each
condition. Under these circumstances, the basic assistants' units should not be claimed by
either operating surgeon; however time units may be charged when appropriate.
(7) As a general rule, when elective bilateral procedures are performed by two surgeons at
the same time, one surgeon should claim for the surgical procedures and the other sur-
geon should claim the assistant's benefit.
(8) Where two surgeons are working together in surgery in which neither a team benefit or
other method of claiming is set out in the schedule, the surgeon should identify himself as
the operating surgeon and claim accordingly; the surgeon who is assisting him should
identify himself as such and claim the assistant's benefit. Where the second or assistant
surgeon is brought into the case on a consultation basis, he may, when indicated, claim a
consultation as well but should be prepared to justify it on an I.C. basis. If the nature or
complexity of a procedure requires more than one operating surgeon each providing a
separate service in his own specialized field, each surgeon may claim the full listed benefit
for the procedure he performs. This, however, does not apply to those cases wherein an
additional surgeon(s) is involved simply because he may be more skillful at carrying out a
procedure which the first surgeon normally should be able to do. Neither does it apply to
those cases wherein one or more additional surgeon performs components of a main pro-
cedure for which there is a listed combined tariff. For the later rwo circumstances, the
first portion of this paragraph penains and the additional surgeon(s) may claim assistant's
benefits only, along with consultation and visits if appropriate. If a surgeon, in addition to
performing a specialized portion of the procedure, acts as an assistant during the remainder of the
procedure, he may also claim time units (but not basic units) for assisting.
(9) Unless otherwise stated, the listed procedural benefits are for unilateral procedures.
(10) When a procedure is performed, a procedural benefit, if listed, should be claimed. Substi-
tution of consultation and/or visit benefits for procedural benefits (except as in paragraph
11), is not in keeping with the intent of the schedule.
(11) For fractures and dislocations requiring closed or no reduction and for other procedures
which include complete care, when the listed benefit is less than the consultation benefit
and the case is referred, the physician may claim for the consultation instead of the surgi-
cal benefit. However, to avoid the consultation being counted as such under the OHIP
limitation rules of one consultation per year, the physician should claim for the consulta-
tion under the surgical procedure nomenclature or code. Since the consultation is replac-
ing a procedural benefit which includes the pre- and post-operative and surgical care, no
additional claims beyond the consultation should be made.
(12) If a physician performs a minor surgical procedure and during the same visit assesses and
treats the patient for another completely unrelated and significant problem involving an-
other body system, the physician may claim for the procedure as well as for the appropri-
ate assessment.
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
(13) Where a procedure is specified as "Independent Operative Procedure (I.O.P.)", the pro-
cedural benefit may be claimed in full. In addition, visit benefits, consultations etc. may
be claimed when such services are actually rendered. When an I.O.P. procedure is done
in conjunction with other non-I.O.P. procedures, there shall be no charge for the consul-
tation, pre- and post-operative care related to the I.O.P. procedure but the listed I.O.P.
benefit may be charged in these circumstances. When multiple or bilateral I.O.P. proce-
dures are performed at the same time by the same physician, the listed procedural
benefits may be claimed in full but the pre- and post-operative benefits should be clauned
as if only one procedure had been performed.
(14) When procedures are specifically listed under Surgical Procedures, physiciaiis should use
these listings rather than applying one of the plastic surgery benefits listed under opera-
tions on skin and subcutaneous tissue.
(15) For excision of tumours not specifically listed in this Schedule, claims should be made on
an I.e. basis (code R993). Independent consideration also will be given (under code
R990) to claims for other unusual but generally accepted surgical procedures which are
not listed specifically in the Schedule (excluding non-major variations of listed proce-
dures).
In submitting claims, physicians should relate the service rendered to comparable listed
procedures in terms of time and difficulty (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20).
(16) Cosmetic or Aesthetic Surgery: means a service to enhance appearance without being
medically nrcessary such as surgery for correction of facial wrinkles, surgery for eyelid
wrinkles (synunetrical and without a funaional problem), rhinoplasty for appearances
only, etc. These services are not benefits of OHIP. (See Preamble, Appendix A).
(17) Reconstruaive Surgery: is surgery to restore normal appearance and function to any area
altered by disease, trauma or congenital deformity. Although surgery solely to restore ap-
pearance may be included in this definition under certain limited conditions, emotional,
psychological or psychiatric grounds normally are not considered sufficient additional rea-
son for OHIP coverage of such surgery.
Physicians should submit requests to their District OHIP office for authorization of any
proposed surgery which may fall outside of OHIP coverage. Among those procedures for
'Which requests must be submitted before the procedure is performed are:
(a) augmentation mammoplasty (excluding post-mastectomy breast reconstruction)
(b) blepharoplasty
(c) dermabrasion (excluding face and neck)
(d) epilation of hair
(e) facelift
(f) hair transplant
(g) panniculectomy, lipectomy
(h) reduaion mammoplasty
(i) rhinoplasty or septorhinoplasty
(J) scar revision (excluding face and neck)
(k) sex-reassignment surgery
(1) tattoo removal (excluding face and neck)
342 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
Requests for authorization of proposed surgery should identify the medical necessity of
the surgery. Moreover, since it is the procedure for which the authorization request is be-
ing made, it must be adequately described and accurately related to the condition it is in-
tended to alleviate.
Note that when a surgical procedure is not a benefit of the Plan, the associated anaesthe-
tist's charges, assistant's charges and hospital costs normally also are excluded from
OHIP coverage.
(18) Procedural benefits (non I.O.P.) include the removal of sutures where both services are
rendered by the same physician unless the removal of sutures is done after one office visit
for follow up examination has already been provided. When a physician is entitled to
claim for removal of sutures i.e. as outlined in the previous sentence or is a physician
other than the operating surgeon or following an I.O.P. procedure, the benefit for an
office visit may be claimed in addition.
(19) Additional claims for biopsies performed when a surgeon is operating in the abdominal or
thoracic cavity may be given independent consideration.
(20) When a procedure is performed for which only "local anaesthetic" and/or "'general anaes-
thetic" listings appear, and an anaesthetic is not required, the procedure should be
claimed under the "local anaesthetic" listing. When a physician administers an anaes-
thetic and/or other medication prior to or during a procedure(s) and also performs a pro-
cedure(s) on the same patient, he should claim for the procedure(s) only.
(21) Where only one benefit is listed, it shall apply to any physician rendering the service, re-
gardless of specialty.
(22) If claims are being submitted in coded form, the surgeon should add the suffix A to the
listed procedural code, the surgical assistant should add the suffix B to the listed proce-
dural code and the anaesthetist should add the suffix C to the listed procedural code.
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 343
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
GP. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE S S
Incision (I.O.P.)
Abscsss(es) or Haeniatoma(s)
local anaesthetic — subcutaneous
ZlOl —one
Z173 — two
Z174 — three or more
Z104 — perianal
Z106 — ischioreaal or pilonidal
Z103 — palmar or plantar spaces
general anaesthetic — subcutaneous
Z102 — one
Z172 — two or more
Z105 — perianal
Z107 — ischiorectal or pilonidal
Z108 — palmar or plantar spaces
Comedones, acne pustules, milia
Z119 — ren or less
Z120 — eleven or more
Z114 Foreign body removal — local anaesthetic
Z115 — general anaesthetic 3
ZIOO — complicated (see Preamble, Pan B,
paragraph 20) 4 I.C.
Z116 Biopsy(s) — any method — when sole
procedure 7.60
10.40
15.60
20.85
10.40
22.60
22.60
22.60
4
34.80
4
22.60
4
38.20
4
38.20
4
2.10
7.60
9.70
45.20
4
Z155 — extensive, complicated or requiring
general anaesthetic — when sole
procedure (see Preamble, part B,
paragraph 20) I.C. I.C.
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
344 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd
Excision (with or without biopsy)
Benign Lesions — single or multiple sites, uni- or
bUaterald.O.P.).
Group 1 — verruca, papilloma, benign
keratosis, pyogenic
granuloma, spider naevus
UVC Paring of wans or corns without complete
removal visit fees
Removal by excision and suture
Z156 —single lesion 6.95 4
Zl$7 — two lesions 10.40 4
Z158 — three or more lesions 17.40 4
^ Removal by electrocoagulation and/or
curetting
Z159 — single lesion 5.60 4
Z160 — two lesions 8.30 4
Z161 — three or more lesions 13.90 4
Group 2 — naevus
Removal by excision and suture
Z162 — single lesion 6.95 4
Z163 — two lesions 10.40 4
Z164 — three or more lesions 17.40 4
Z165 — congenital (extensive) (sp^ Preamble, Parr "^
B, paragraph 20) I.C. I.C.
Note: Removal of naevi for cosmetic purposes and not
for functional impairment or for clinical
suspicion of disease or malignancy is not a
benefit of CHIP.
Group 3 — plantar verruca
U. V.C. Paring of warts and corns without complete
removal visit fees
Removal by excision and suture
Z166 — single lesion
Z167 — two lesions
Z168 — three or more lesions
Removal by electrocoagulation and/or curetting
Z169 — single lesion
Z170 — two lesions
Z171 — three or more lesions
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
13.90
4
20.85
4
41.70
4
10.40
4
17.40
4
34.80
4
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 345
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENT.\RY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.'
16.70
25.00
33.40
3
33.40
4
3
48.70
4
3
66.00
4
12.50
16.70
25.00
3
25.00
4
3
33.40
4
3
48.70
4
Code SKLN AND SUBCUT.ANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd S
Group 4 — cyst, haemangioma, lipoma
Face or neck
local anaesthetic
Z122 — single lesion
Z123 — two lesions
Z124 — three or more lesions
general anaesthetic
Z145 — single lesion
Z146 — two lesions
Z147 — three or more lesions
Z148 — extensive or massive (see Preamble, Pan
B, paragraph 20) 3 I.C.
Other areas
local anaesthetic
Z125 — single lesion
Z126 — two lesions
Z127 — three or more lesions
general anaesthetic
Z149 — single lesit n
Z150 — two lesiotis
Z151 — three or more lesions
Z152 — extensive or massive (see Preamble, Pan
B, paragraph 20) 3 I.C. 5
PUoni^al cys'
R03i — simple excision or marsupialization 83.40 3 104.30 4
R036 —excision and skin shift 104.30 3 128.60 4
Inguinal, perineal or axillary skin and sweat
glands for hyperhydrosis and/or hidradenitis
R059 — unilateral 3 139.00 5
R060 — with skin graft(s) or rotation flap(s) 3 208.60 * 6
Malignant and Premalignant Lesions
(including biopsy of each lesion) — single or
multiple sites
Simple excision or cryo-surgery
localized malignancy
R094 — single lesion
R040 — two lesions
R041 — three or more lesions
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
3
27.30
4
3
48.70
4
3
97.30
4
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Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Soec. Anaes.
Code
R095
R042
R043
R031
R032
R033
R053
R054
R055
R081
Notes:
u.v.c
Z153
Z144
R082
SKIN ANT) SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd
pre-malignant lesion (i.e. solar
(actinic), senile and arsenical keratoses)
— single lesion
— two lesions
— three or more lesions
Curretage and electrodessication —
localized malignancy
— single lesion
— two lesions
— three or more lesions
pre-malignant lesion (i.e. solar (actinic), senile
and arsenical keratoses)
— single lesion
— two lesions
— three or more lesions
Chemosurgery (Mohs technique)
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20)
(1) For cases involving R094, R095, R040-43,
apply appropriate benefit listed under Repair
section instead of benefit attached to the
foregoing codes if corrected by rotation,
transposition, "Z" plasty, flap or graft.
(2) For excision of benign lesions, if closure 'S by
pedicle flap or graft, apply closure codes
instead of excision codes. If closure is by
other flaps, I.C. may be given to the use of
closure codes in lieu of the excision codes.
Repair
Debridement and Dressing (I.O.P.)
— minor
— major (not chargeable in addition to any
surgical procedure unless complication(s)
require such care in excess of the usual
post-operative care)
— requiring general anaesthetic
— extensive (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
10.40
17.40
58.20
27.30
48.70
97.30
10.40
17.40
38.20
visit fees
6.95
I.C. I.C.
27.80 4
I.C. 5
*To Che listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 347
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code SKLN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd S $
Suture (I.O.P.)
Z176 — simple and uncomplicaied
— insenlon of sutures only 6.95
U.V.C. — removal of sutures only (See Surgical
Preamble, paragraph (18) visit fee.
Z178 — extensive, multiple, complicated, primary
or secondary (including post-operative
haemorrhage) or requiring general
anaesthetic
I.e.
£542 — when sutures are inserted in private office
or home, add 2.10
Notes: (l)The benefits for Z178 include the use of su-
tures, local anaesthetic, tetanus toxoid and
routine observation until the sutures have
been removed.
(2) With the accord of the Ontario Medical
Association, the following guidelines are sug-
gested to assist in the determination of an ap-
propriate charge to submit for independent
consideration under Code Z178 for suture of
sicin lacerations:
1. The suturing of most simple lacerations
smaller than approximately Wz" in length
should be coded as Z176 and claimed ac-
cordingly.
2. The suturing of other lacerations should
be claimed under code Z178 on an Inde-
pendent Consideration basis according to
the following guidelines:
(a) The stated benefits are for suturing the
laceration only; the appropriate con-
sultation or visits may be claimed in
addition.
(b) Simple lacerations with a length
greater than IVj" but less than ap-
proximately 3" 17.40
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
348 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
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OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd
(c) Lacerations in difficult area (e.g. lip,
eyelid, eyebrow, comer of eye, etc.) or
which are deep such that they require
tying off bleeders and/or closure in lay-
. r ers (i.e. subcutaneous and
cutaneous) 17.40
(d) Lacerations involving components of
both (b) and (c) 34.80
(e) Lacerations requiring extensive de-
' bridement, add50%.
(f) A combination of 2 or 3 lacerations
. ', falling within the foregoing guidelines
would require individual assessment of
each laceration. E.g.: for the suturing
of a 2V2" scalp laceration requiring ty-
ing off bleeders and/or layer closure, a
1" cheek laceration and V2" laceration
through the mucocutaneous border of
the lip, the benefit claimed could be
calculated as follows:
Scalp (d) S34.80
Check (Z176) 6.95
Lip (c) 17.40
Total (Z178) S59.15
(g) More complicated lacerations should
be compared in scope and diff.rulty
with other similar services which have
definitive benefits listed in the Sched-
ule.
3. In every case, claims for Z178 should be
accompanied by sufficient description of
the procedure rendered and an explana-
tion of the charges submitted {see Pream-
ble, Part B, paragraph 20).
i Uf" :-i<:r-.»H^iifl'fM;
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 349
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
SKLN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUT - Cont'd
Skia Flaps and Grafts
Notes: (1) The benefit will depend on the size and loca-
tion of the area graned and the type of graft.
(2) Additional procedures other than the skin
grafting are extra, e.g. tendon grafts, inlay
grafts, etc.
(3) Skin grafts or pedicle flaps done during a
procedure should be claimed for on their
own merit (unless specifically listed as being
inclusive for that procedure).
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Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
Code SKIN .\ND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd
Skin Flaps
A. Rotations, Transpositions, "Z" plasty(ies)
(not to include simple undermining) but will
depend on the site and size
R072 Defea less than 5 cm. average diameter
R073 Defect more than 5 cm. average diameter
R074 Defect more than 10 cm. average diameter (see
Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 20)
E545 — add 50?& if defect onface
GP. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
73.00
173.80
I.e.
34.80
4
3
73.00
4
4
159.90
5
B. Pedicle Flaps — direct
R079 Small e.g. cross finger 4 73.00 4
R080 Large e.g. cross leg 4 222.50 6
E546 — add 75% of above fees for each subsequent
stage
C. Pedicle Flaps — indirect
R103 Delay of tube or pedicle
RlOl Minor stage — per operation
RlOO Major stage — per operation
Skin Grafts (Includes taking the skin for
grafting)
A. Split Thickness Grafts -"
R084 Very minor, very small areas 52.10 4
R085 Minor, medium sized areas, e.g. small or
average skin ulcer, breast, etc 73.00 3 79.90 4
R086 Intermediate or large areas on the trunk, arms,
legs, etc 121.70 4 142.50 4
R087 Major or complex areas on the face, neck,
hands, etc." 4 215.50 5
ROSS Extensive major, very large areas^maximum for
multiple sites 4 309.40 6
B. Full Thickness Grafts
R092 Minor — less than 1 cm. average diameter 52.10 4
R093 Intermediate — 1 to 5 cm. average diameter ... 3 79.90 4
R083 Major — over 5 cm. (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20) 5 I.C. 5
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 351
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anacs.*
Code SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE -Cont'd S S
R091 Compiex — eyelid, nose, lip face 4 118.20 5
Not*: Descriptive details of procedure (eg: operative
report) should be submitted with claims for
code R091.
Free Llaad Flaps
Free island skin and subcutaneous flap
ROll — one surgeon
R012 — team benefit
Free island skin and subcutaneous tissue and
nerve flap
R013 — one surgeon
R014 — team benefit
Free island skin and muscle flap without nerve
anastomoses
R015 — one surgeon
R016 — team benefit
Free island muscle flap with rroscle tendon and
nerve anastomoses with or without skin flap
R017 — one surgeon
R018 — team benefit
Free island bone flao
RC19 — one surgeon
R020 — team benefit
Free island skin and bone flap
R021 —one surgeon 10 834.20 10
R022 — team benefit 10 1084.50 10
Free toe or finger to hand transfer
R023 —one surgeon 10 834.20 10
R024 — team benefit 10 1084.50 10
Note: The above procedures (ROl 1-R024) each
include three components, i.e.: preparation
and removal of flaps plus closure; preparation
of recipient site; and flap transplantation with
microvascular and/or
microneuroanastomoses, etc.
R025 Revision of any of ROl 1-R024 (see Preamble,
Part B, paragraph 20) 10 I.C. 10
Skin Flaps and Grafts
R106 — other than listed above (see Preamble,
Part B. paragraph 20) LC. I.C. I.C.
To the listed basic units for assisums and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
10
695.20
10
10
903.80
10
10
764.70
10
10
994.10
10
10
695.20
10
10
903.80
10
10
903.80
10
10
1181.80
10
10
695.20
10
10
903.80
10
352 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
''>- •' G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.*
Code SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd S S
Re-impiantation (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
R057 Appendage or tissue re-vascularization involving
inicroanastomosis with or without
microneuroanastoraosis I.C. I.C. I.C.
ROSS — revision of above I.C. I.C. I.C.
R603 Digital implantation involving vascular and
neuroanastomosis 8 695.20 8
R604 — revision of above I.C. I.C. I.C.
Destruction
Epilation/Electrolysis of facial hairs (I.O.P.)
Z121 — per quaner hour 9.00
Note: Claims for the above procedure require
O.H.I. P. authorization (see Surgical >
Preamble, paragraph (17)). \...fi; J^r
Finger or toe-nail (I.O.P.)
Z12S Simple partial or complete — one 12.50 4
Z129 — multiple 18.80 4
Radical, including destruction of nail bed
Z130 —one 31.30 4
Z131 — multiple 41.70 4
Chemical treatment with or without photo
inactivation of minor skin lesions (I.O.P.)
Z117 — one lesion 3.30
Z118 — two lesions 4.90
Z143 — three or more lesions 8.00
Cryotherapy, carbon dioxide snow, liquid
■- nitrogen (including treatment via duck bill
acne planing tip) (I.O.P.)
Z137 — initial or subsequent, per treatment of
lesions 5.90
Plastic planing, Dermabrasion
— face for acne
R096 —each area 41.70 4
R104 —both cheeks 114.70 4
R097 —whole face 170.30 4
R098 — single area e.g., trauma scar 27.80 4
Note: R098 — Claims for this procedure require
O.H.I.P. authorization (see Surgical
Preamble, paragraph (17)).
R099 Rhinophyma, removal by shaving 142.50 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
353
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
G.P.
Code SKIN AND SUBCUTANEOUS TISSUE - Cont'd $
Webbed Fingers
R089 — one web space
Webbed Toes
R090 — one web space
Plastic Surgery Procedures: (see Surgical
Preamble, paragraphs (14), (17)).
R150 Very Minor
R151 Minor
R152 Intermediate
R153 Major
R154 Extensive Major
Notes: (1) Descriptive details of procedure (eg:
operative report) should be submitted with
claims for codes R150-R15*1.
(2) Taking of skin by a surgeon for grafting by
an Oral Surgeon claim as R150.
Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
149.50 5
69.50 4
52.10
79.90
142.50
215.50
309.40
Z141
Z139
Z140
Z740
R107
RUl
R115
R116
R108
R117
OPERATIONS ON THE BREAST
Incision
Needle biopsy — one o. more (I.O.P.)
Aspiration ot cyst — one or more (I.O.P.) ....
Drainage of intramammary abscess or
hematoma
— single or multi loculated (I.O.P.)
— local anaesthetic
— general anaesthetic
Excision
Tumour or tissue for biopsy (single or multiple
— same breast) 62.60
Partial mastectomy or wedge reseaion
Mastectomy — male (benign) — unilateral
— simple
— subcutaneous with nipple preservation . . .
Mastectomy — female (with or without biopsy)
— simple
— subcutaneous with nipple preservation . . . 121.70
12.20
12.20
12.20
31.30
69.50
104.30
86.90
139.00
139.00
139.00
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
354
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Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE INTEGUMENTARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code OPERATIONS ON THE BREAST -Cont'd S S
R109 Mastectomy, radical or modified radical (with or
without bioosv) 5 250.30 6
Z142 Removal of breast prosthesis and/or fibrous '
capsule (I.O.P.) 3 41.70 4
U.V.C. Manipulation of capsule without anaesthetic .. . visit fees
G260 Manipulation of capsule(s) with anaesthetic
(when sole procedure) 24.30 4
Repair
Post-mastectomy breast reconstruction
R118 — breast skin reconstruction by flaps or
grafts '. 4 219.00 5
Rl 19 — breast mound creation by prosthesis
and/or soft tissue 4 163.40 5
Note: Rl 19 should not be claimed for immediate post-
mastectomy prosthesis insertion. Use R112
instead.
R114 — secondary revision of breast mound 3 121.70 4
R120 — nipple reconstruction by grafts 3 121.70 4
RllO Reductionmammopiasty (female, to include
nipple transplantation or grafting) —
unilateral 5 243.30 7
R112 Augmentation mammoplasty — unilateral 4 104.30 4
Note: R118-R112 — Claims for these procedures
require O.H.I.P. authorization (see Surgical
Preamble, paragraphs (16), (17)).
;4^
OS)
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 355
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM jr-
Preamble
(.1) Except for application of cast brace, no claim
should be made for application of plaster if applied
at the time of any surgery. The benefits for the
treatment of fractures and/or dislocations also in-
clude initial and subsequent application of cast(s)
(see also Fracture Preamble, paragraphs (e), (1))
However, if plaster is applied under any other cir-
cumstances, the claims for application of plaster
should be made in accordance with the schedule list-
ings on page 124.
(2) Corrective splints must be "corrective" to qualify
for benefits. The corrective splint listings are not ap-
plicable to simple immobilization such as with a
Jones bandage or a metal finger splint following soft
tissue injury.
(3) The removal of a wire or pin or other device when
used for traction or external fixation in the treat-
ment of a fracture or other orthopaedic procedure is
to be included in the procedural benefit. Remov.T
of devices used for internal fixation may be charged
for in addition to the procedural benefit.
(4) The benefit for total hip replacement also includes
denervation of the hip joint and adducto: or abduc-
tor '•enotomy
(5) Where closed irrigation is instituted in a bony cavi-
ty, soft tissues or joint during a surgical procedure,
addS36.15(E550).
(6) Where a bone graft is required (except for fusions
and management of pseudarthrosis) in the course of
an operative procedure (including treatment of frac-
tures) add S45.20 (E551) if autogenous bone is taken
through a separate incision; add S36.15 (E552) if au-
togenous bone is taken through the same incision,
and add S18.10 (E553) if homogenous bone is used.
If meihylmethacralate is required for internal fixa-
tion in the course of an operative procedure (with
the exception of insertion of prostheses and cranio-
plasties), add S45.20 (E547).
(7) Cost of materials is not a benefit of CHIP.
356
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Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Soec. .Anaes.
Code
Z201
z:o2
Z203
Z199
Z213
Z211
Z198
Z205
Z206
Z872
Z207
Z216
Z867
Z200
ZS73
U.V.C.
OPERATIONS ON THE
MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM - Cont'd
Application of Piaster, Casts or Corrective
Splints, (LO.P.)
Upper Limb
Finger
Hand
Arm, forearm or wrist
Lower Limb
Foot
Below knee, knee splints (stovepipe etc.) .
Whole leg (mid thigh to toes)
Toes
Head and torso
Body cast or shoulder spica
Milwaukee brace
Hip spica (uni or bilateral)
Wedging of Splints in other than fracture
treatment
Table traaion with corrective cast for spinal
deformity
Application of Unna's Paste
Application of cast brace (must include knee
hinges)
Removal of plaster (not associated with
fractures or dislocations within 60 days of
initial treatment)
4.50
9.00
4
13.90
4
9.00
4
13.90
4
18.10
4
4.50 '
4
3
27.80
4
3
22.60
4
22.60
4
3
31.30
6.95
45.20
9.00
4
4
;8.70
visit fees
BONES
Incision
Drainage of Bone (Osteomyelitis)
Upper Extremity — Osteomyelitis
Hand or Foot
R219 Phalanx
R220 Metacarpal or metatarsal . . .
R221 Carpus or tarsus
Humerus — Acute Osteomyelitis
R222 Incision and drainage
R223 Saucerization
R224 Secondary closure
Humerus — Chronic Osteomyelitis
R225 Sequestrectomy, simple . . . .
45.20
73.00
73.00
93.85
146.00
73.00
93.85
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code
R226
R227
R22S
R229
R230
R231
R232
R233
R237
R238
R239
R240
R241
R242
R243
R244
R245
R246
R247
R248
R249
R250
R251
R252
R233
BONES -Cont'd
Saucerization and bone chips where
necessary
Secondary closure
Skin graft — see skin graft fees.
Radius or Ulna — Acute Osteomyelitis
Incision and drainage
Saucerization
Secondary closure
Radius or Ulna — Chronic Osteomyelitis
Sequestrectomy, simple
Saucerization with bone chips where
necessary
Secondary closure
Lower Extremity
Tibia — Acute Osteomyelitis
Incision and drainage
Saucerization
Tibia — Chronic Osteomyelitis
Sequestreaomy, simple
Saucerization and bone chips where
necessary
Secondary closure
Femur — Acute Osteomyelitis
Incision and drainage
Saucerization — shaft
— neck
Femur — Chronic Osteomyelitis
Sequestrectomy, simple
Saucerization and bone chips where
necessary — shaft
— neck
Secondary closure
Pelvis
Sequestrectomy, simple
Other, depending on extent of
operation (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
Vertebra — Acute or Chronic Osteomyelitis
Incision and drainage
Saucerization or
costo-transversectoray
Secondary closure
G.P.
Asst.*
Spec.
Anaes.'
S
S
4
4
166.80
73.00
4
4
3
3
3
93.85
146.00
73.00
4
4
4
3
93.85
4
3
3
166.80
73.00
4
4
3
3
93.85
146.00
4
4
3
91.85
4
3
3
166.80
76.50
4
4
3
4
5
118.20
191.20
191.20
4
6
6
3
118.20
4
4
5
3
191.20
191.20
76.50
6
6
4
146.00
4
I.e.
5
4
118.20
4
4
239.80
5
4
73.00
4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
358
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Reg. 452
Soec. Anaes.*
Code
R254
R234
R256
R235
R257
E591
R258
E592
R259
R260
R261
R266
R262
R263
R296
R264
E549
R303
R310
R265
R267
R268
R272
I.e.
8
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE .MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
BONES - Cont'd S S
Sequestrectomy , simple 4 118.20 4
Antenor decompression or posterior
rachotomy 7 382.40 10
Skull and Mandible — Osteomyelitis
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraph
20)
Transection of Bone — Osteotomy
Paraglenoid
Phalanx, terminal
Each additional
Phalanx, middle or proximal, metacarpal,
metatarsal
Each additional
Radius, ulna, os calcis, fibula
Humerus
Tibia with or without fibula — child
— adolescent or adult
Femur — shaft
— neck
Spine — posterior osteotomy(s) with fusion .
— cervical osteotomy including fusion and
instrumentation
— with rib and/or transverse release, add .
— anterior osteotomy(s) with fusion
Circumferential osteotomy with stabilization
(see Preamble, pan B, paragraph 20) ....
Pelvis (Innominate or iliac osteotomy)
Removal of Fixation Devices (see Preamble to
the Musculoskeletal System, paragraph (3)).
Incision for removal of bone plates, screws,
and other appliances used for bone
fixation 55.60 3
Minor incision only under local or general
anaesthetic 27.80 3
Excision
Bone Tumour, depending on site and extent (see
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20) I.C. 93.85 I.C.
to by
' . • ' '' 333.70 region
4
191.20
4
38.20
4
32.47
3
93.85
79.77
4
3
118.20
4
4
146.00
4
3
146.00
4
3
219.00
4
4
278.10
5
5
278.10
7
9
451.90
9
LO
688.20
12
90.40
9
469.30
9
9
I.C.
9
8
239.80
8
69.50 4
34.80 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthedsts, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 359
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Socc. Anaes.*
4
69.50
4
4
146.00
7
22.60
4
45.20
4
Code BONES - Cont'd S
Bone Biopsy
Venebra
Z368 — with or without x-ray control
(I.O.P.)
R274 — open
Other
Z869 —punch, simple (LO.P.) 18.10
Z870 — punch, x-ray control (I.O.P.) ......
Z242 — open (I.O.P.) — biopsy or taking of bone graft by
other than operating surgeon 4 83.40 4
Note: R27-1, Z242 — Internist or haeraatologist should
use Z403. (page 80).
Excision
SkuU
R278 Maxilla, with extenteration of orbit and sicin
graft 4 288.50 7
R279 Maxilla advancement 4 239.80 8
R280 Mandible 4 191.20 7
R284 Mandibular condyle 4 146.00 5
Upper E.xtremity
R285 Carpal bone — one or more 3 146.00 4
R317 Dorsal exostosis — triquetnira 3 59 10 4
R236 Carpal bone(s), excision and replacement ., . 3 16680 5
Radius
R286 —styloid 3 93.85 4
R287 —head 3 118.20 4
R288 — head with replacement 3 146.00 4
Ulna
R289 — lower end/styloid process 3 93.85 4
R281 — with replacement 3 118.20 4
R290 —olecranon 3 118.20 4
R291 — olecranon and fascial repair 3 1*16.00 4
Humerus
R292 — Head 4 191.20 5
R293 — head with replacement 4 239.80 6
R294 — exostosis 4 93.85 4
R295 — tumour — simple excision 4 118.20 4
R297 — extensive resection and reconstruction
(see Preamble, Pan B. paragraph 20) . . 4 I.C. 6
R298 — Acromion or outer end of clavicle 4 118.20 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code BONES - Cont'd
Lower Extremity
Foot Bones
R299 — proximal phalanx (with or without
R309)
E587 — each additional
R300 — tumour of phalanx, excision and
replacement
R301 — sesamoids
R302 — bunion (ette) — exostectoray only
— unilateral
R305 — scaphoid, accessory
R306 — tarsal bar
R307 — calcaneal spur, exostosis or bony
prominence
R282 — excision of exostosis
R308 — OS calcis or talus
R309 — metatarsal head (with or without
R299)
E537 — each . dditional
Tibia
R311 — exostosis
— tumour (see humerus)
Patella
R312 — simple
R313 — with reconstruction or fascial repair
Femur
R314 — exostosis
R315 — head and neck
— tumour (see humerus)
R318 — core biopsy of head and neck (forage)
Trunk
N284 — cervical and/or first rib — complete
removal
Z337 — rib resection for drainage (LO.P.) . . . .
.Management of Pseudarthrosis — (including
bone grafts) in the management of
pseudarthrosis (non-union of bones or joints),
if internal fixation is added or revised, add
$36.50 (E590) to the surgical benefit for the
management.
R321 Metacarpal or phalanx
R322 Scaphoid
G.P. .Asst.* Soec. Anaes.
73.00 4
22.60
118.20 4
93.85 4
59.10 4
93.85 4
121.70 4
83.40 4
45.20 4
149.50 4
73.00 4
22.60
93.85 4
3
3
135.60
219.00
4
4
4
4
118.20
191.20
4
6'
139.00
225.90
62.60
139.00 4
180.75 4
'To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452-
HEALTH INSURANCE
361
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. .Anaes.
Code
R323
R324
R325
R326
R363
R327
R32S
R364
R329
R331
R332
R333
R337
R338
R339
R340
R341
R342
R343
R344
R356
R345
R347
R362
E554
R358
R357
BONES -Cont'd
Radius or ulna
Radius and ulna (including reconstruction of
congenital anomalies)
Humerus
Tibia
Lateral or medial malleolus (non-union) . . .
Fibular transfer
Femur, neck or shaft
Pelvis (non-union) (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
Clavicle
Repair, Manipulation and Reconstruction
Lengthening of Bone
Tibia
Femur
Shonening of Bone
Femur
Metatarsal — one
— more than one
Fusion of bone — Epiphysiodesis
Tibia
Femur
Tibia and Femur
Epiphyseal Stapling
Tibia
Femur
Tibia and Femur
Scoliosis, Kyphosis and Kyphoscoliosis (spinal
curvatures, deformities)
Corrective localizer cast
Definitive care, corrective cast(s) and fusion
(.includes R356)
Harrington procedure (for correction and
fixation of fracture dislocations of spine
see pg t^3)
— without fusion
— with fusion
— with posterior osteotomy, add
Anterior release including Halo pelvic or
Halo femoral traction
— via chest or abdomen
— via chest and abdomen
s
3
S
159.90
4
3
4
4
3
4
6
225.90
180.75
208.60
159.90
215.90
260.70
4
4
5
4
6
6
LC.
4
LC.
159.90
LC.
4
4
4
250.30
312.80
4
4
4
4
4
243.30
118.20
166.80
4
4
4
4
4
4
191.20
191.20
239.80
5
5
5
4
4
4
146.00
146.00
219.00
4
4
5
69.50
4
8
427.50
9
8
8
472.70
542.25
90.40
12
12
9
9
347.60
417.10
13
13
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
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HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code
R348
R349
R350
R359
R361
R365
R366
R367
R368
R334
R335
R354
R215
R376
R377
R378
R379
R380
BONES -Cont'd
Removal of Harrington apparatus
Revision of failed procedure with osteotomy
of spine (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph
20)
Anterior instrumentation of spine and/or
osteotomy
— via chest or abdomen
— via chest and abdomen
Halo pelvic or Halo femoral traction prior to
surgery for correction of spinal deformities
(complete care)
Elecirospinai instrumentation
— with muscle stripping of spine
— repair and/or replacement of
elearodes
— removal of electrospinal
instrumentation
Reconstruction of Mandible
Reconstruction of mandible with bone graft
— partial
— complete
Interdental wiring for temporomandibular
joint disorder, including removal of wires .
Reconstruction for major congenital
abnormalities affecting the face and skull
— not otherwise listed (see Preamble, Part
B, paragraph 20)
Hypertelorism correction
— intracraniat-approach
— subcranial approach
Total maxillary advancement — Le Fort III
osteotomy with bone grafts
Lower maxillary osteotomy and advancement
(simple) Lc Fort I osteotomy with bone
grafts
Lower maxillary osteotomy and advancement
— dental arch in two segments
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
8
LC.
12
S
93.85
542.25
632.60
180.75
8
I.e. 12
17
17
361.50
10
451.90
12
139.00
10
93.85
8
4
257.20
10
4
382.40
10
90.40
I.e. LC.
12 1077.60 25
12 799.50 25
848.10 25
10 403.20 20
10 535.30 20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code BONES -Cont'd
R381 Lower maxillary osteotomy and advancement
(complex) — dental arch in three or more
segments
R382 Demo- Alveolar osteotomy (simple) — Kole
or Wassmund procedure
R383 Dento-Alveolar osteotomy (complex) —
anterior or posterior movement of dental
segment in two or more sections
R384 Mandible osteotomy for retrognathia or
prognathism (one or more stages)
E588 — when combined with apenognathia or
lateratognathia add
Application of dental arch bars for facial
osteotomies
Z239 —one arch bar (I.O. P.)
Z240 —two arch bars (LO. P.)
Genioplasty for facial reconstruction
R386 — one step advancement
R387 — two step advancement
R388 — three step advancement
R389 Le Fort II maxillary osteotomy and
advancement with bone grafts
R390 Peri-Orbital correction of Treacher-CoUins
Syndrome, with rib and iliac grafts
Correction of unilateral orbital dystopia
R391 — total repositioning one orbit
— intracranial approach
R392 — subtotal repositioning one orbit
— extracranial approach
R393 Complete forehead advancement
R394 Cranial vault reconstruction for oxycephaly,
brachycephaly, turricephaly
R39S Reconstruction of glenoid fossa, zygomatic
arch and temporal bone (Obwegeser
technique)
R396 Construction of absent condj^^le and ascending
ramus in hemifacial microsomia
R397 Facial bone reconstruaion by onlay multiple
bone grafts (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
R398 Transnasal canthopcxy
R399 Lateral canthopexy
G.P.
Asst.'
Spec.
Anaes."
S
S
10
625.70
20
6
267.65
10
6
358.00
10
6
382.40
90.40
10
4
45.20
4
4
90.40
4
6
90.40
10
6
111.20
10
6
156.40
10
10
625.70
20
10
716.05
20
12
716.05
25
10
535.30
20
12
358.00
25
10
695.20
20
10
660.40
20
6
337.20
10
LC.
I.e.
LC.
3
184.20
6
3
139.00
6
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
364 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.*
Code BONES - Cont'd $ S
Reconstruction of Chest
Pectus excavatum or pectus carinatum (by
reconstruction, not impiant)
R351 — infant 3 139.00 6
R352 —other than infant 6 260.70 11
Note: R334-R399 — see Surgical Preamble, paragraph
ri7)
R353 Scapulopexy — congenital elevation or
winged scapula 6 191.20 6
Reconstruction of Foot
MP fusion (great toe) — listed under Joints
Toe fusion alone — listed under Joints
Each additional toe — listed under Joints
R309 Phalangectomy and/or excision of metatarsal
head — also listed under Excision 3 73.00 4
E587 — each additional — also listed under
Excision 22.60
Hallux valgus
R304 -. Simple (e.g. Keller, Mayo) 3 93.85 4
R355 — Extensive, may include osteotomy, tendon
transfers, exostosectomy, bone grafts, etc.
(e.g. Joplin, reverse Joplin, Lapidus,
MacBride or Mitchell) unilateral 3 166.80 4
R360 Major forefoot reconstruction requiring multiple
procedures — maximum — unilateral 3 239.80 5
Note: Combinations of procedures on the forefoot
should be claimed under the multiple surgery
rules. However, the total benefit for such
combinations (unilateral) may not exceed the
listed benefit for R360.
y-^ Congenital club foot — see Arthrodesis —
p. 145; Manipulation — p. 147.
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 365
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
FRACTURES AND DISLOCATIONS
Preamble
(a) OPEN REDUCTION shall mean the reduction of a fracture or dislocation by an opera-
tive procedure to include the exposure of the fracture or dislocation or intramedullary
means of fixation.
(b) CLOSED REDUCTION shall mean the reduction of a fracture or dislocation by non-
operative methods (to include skin traction or K wire or Steinmann's pin for balanced
traction.)
(c) FOR CLOSED REDUCTION with external skeletal or Roger Anderson type apparams
or percutaneous pinning of a fracture or dislocation, the closed reduction benefit plus
40% (E555) may be claimed.
(d) NO REDUCTION shall mean the treatment of a fracture or dislocation by any method
other than that designated in (a), (b), or (c) above.
(e) The listed benefits for fractures or dislocations requiring closed or no reduction include
the major pre-operative visit. For fractures or dislocations requiring open reduction, the
major pre-operative visit (e.g. consultation, general assessment, etc.) may be claimed in
addition to the listed benefits for open reductions.
The stated benefit is to cover full treatment by the physician claiming that benefit, includ-
ing initial and subsequent application of cast(s) and necessary after care up to 2 months
includes Therapeutic Procedures under G467), except as in (g) and (h) following.
(0 For combinations of fractures, dislocations, and/or surgical procedures (non I.O.P.), the
benefit for the major fracture, dislocation or procedure shall be 100%, and the benefit for
other fractures, dislocations and/or surgical procedures shall be 85% of the full listed
benefit.
(g) In cases where two or more reductions (closed or open) are performed on different occa-
sions for one fracture or dislocation by one or more surgeons; the full benefit should be
claimed for the final reduction and after care. Previous attempted reductions(s) should be
claimed at 75% of the full listed benefit(s) for that reduction.
(h) When a patient is transferred from an acute care hospital to a chronic or convalescent fa-
cility, additional benefits on a chronic care basis shall be allowed to other than the operat-
ing surgeon. These benefits siiall be based on the chronic care schedule.
(i) Compound fractures or dislocations, requiring extensive debridement — 50% over the
benefit for reduction (ES56).
0) If reconstructive procedures on soft tissues are required, such services should be claimed
on their own merit.
If bone grafts are used in open reduction of a fracture, paragraph (6) of the Preamble to
the musculoskeletal system applies.
(k) When a patient is transferred to another surgeon for after care of a fracture or dislocation
treated by no reduction or closed reduction, except for emergency splinting (see para-
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OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
graph (1), below) ihe surgeon rendering the initial care should claim 15% of the listed
benefit and the surgeon rendering the subsequent care SO'??? except where otherwise
specified. In cases involving open reduction, the percentages should be 80% and 45%
respectively.
(I) The benefit for emergency splinting of a fracture in the emergency department should be
on the basis of the emergency room visit or the special visit to the hospital, whichever ap-
plies, plus application of cast if rendered and if consistent with other ponions of this
preamble.
(ra) In the case of fraaures or dislocations or minor avulsion fractures not requiring reduc-
tion, visit benefits (use a fracture diagnosis) shall apply unless a specific benefit is listed.
For fractures listed at "visit fees", the following also apply:
(1) When two or more fractures, each listed at "visit fees", are treated,only one visit
benefit should be claimed for each visit, even though more than one fracture is asses-
sed, treated, or re-assessed.
(2) When fractures or other procedures which are listed at "visit fees" are treated along
with treatment of fractures which have definite benefits listed, visit benefits should
not be claimed in addition to claims for other fracture care.
(3) When fractures or other procedures which are listed at "visit fees" arr treated along
with the performance of non-IOP surgery, visit benefits should not be claimed in ad-
dition to claims for the surgery.
(4) For the combinations described in items (2) and (3) above, visit benefits are appro-
priate for follow-up care of the fractures listed at "visit fees" only for visits which,
because of these ^actures, are required in addition to the usual after-care of the
other fractures or other surgery.
(n) In case of fractures or fracture dislocations with associated paraplegia, hospital visit
benefits may be charged in addition to the surgical benefit after three weeks of post-oper-
ative care.
(o) The removal of a wire or pin or other device when used for traction or external fixation in
the treatment of a fracture or other orthopaedic procedure is to be included in the proce-
dural benefit. Removal of devices used for internal fixation may be charged for in addi-
tion to the procedural benefit.
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 367
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.'
Code FRACTURES S S
Upper Extremity
Phalanx — terminal
FOOl — no reduction 17.40
F002 — closed reduction
F003 — open reduction
Middle and proximal
F004 — no reduction, cast 17.40
F005 —closed reduction 31.30
£558 — each additional
F007 — open reduction
Metacarpal
F008 — no reduction, one or more, cast
F009 — closed reduction, one or more 34.80
FOl 1 — open reduction
E559 — each additional
Bennett's Fracture — dislocation
F012 — no reduction, cast
F013 —closed reduaion 39.60
F015 — open reduction
Carpus (excluding scaphoid)
F102 — no reduction, cast
F016 — closed reduaion, one or more
F017 — open reduction, one or more
Scaphoid
F018 — no reduction, cast 41.70
F019 — open reduction
F020 — partial excision
Radius and Ulna
F022 — Monteggia — closed reduction 59.10
F023 — open reduction
F024 —Shafts — no reduction, cast 31.30
F025 — closed reduction 59.10
F026 — open reduction
— Colles (Barton's, Smith's) —
F027 — no reduction, cast 24.30
F028 —closed reduction 48.70
F030 — open reduction
Radius or Ulna
F031 — no reduction, cast 24.30
F032 —closed reduction 41.70
F033 — open reduction
*To the listed basic units for assisunts and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
20.85
27.80
4
34.80
4
20.85
36.15
4
13.90
4
76.50
4
24.30
41.70
4
4
76.50
4
22.60
24.30
3
45.20
4
4
76.50
24.30
4
27.80
4
4
76.50
50.05
4
4
16i.4u
4
4
100.80
4
73.00
4
3
128.60
36.15
4
3
73.00
4
4
184.20
27.80
4
3
59.10
4
4
128.60
27.80
4
3
50.05
4
4
125.10
4
G.P. Asst.'
Spec. .Anaes. *
S
31.30
59.10 3
4
S
36.15 4
73.00 4
100.80 4
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OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code FRACTURES -Cont'd
Olecranon
F034 — no reduction, cast
F035 — closed reduction
F036 — open reduction
Humerus
Epicondyle and condyle — medial or
lateral
F037 — closed reduction 41.70
F038 — open reduction
Supra or transcondylar
F039 — no reduction
F040 —closed reduction 69.50
F041 — open reduction
Shaft
F042 — no reduction
F043 — closed reduction 76.50
F044 — open reduction
Tuberosity
F047 — no reduction
F048 — closed reduction
F049 — open reduction
Neck with dislocation of the head
F050 — no reduction ;
F051 — closed reduction ^ 93.85
F052 — open reduction
Neck without dislocation of the head
F053 — no reduction
F054 — closed reduction
F055 — open reduction
Lower Extremity
Phalanx
F056 — no reduaion, cast 17.40
E560 — each additional
F058 —closed reduction 24.30
E561 — each additional
F060 — open reduction
Metatarsus
F061 — no reduction — one or more
F062 —with cast
F063 — dosed reduction — one or more 34.80
F064 — open reduction — one
F065 — two or more
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
3
50.05
4
4
100.80
38.20
4
3
86.90
4
4
128.60
52.10
4
3
93.85
4
4
128.60
41.70
4
3
73.00
4
4
128.60
52.10
4
3
118.20
4
5
201.60
41.70
6
73.00
4
5
173.80
20.85
4.50
6
27.80
4
9.00
4
55.60
24.30
31.30
4
3
41.70
4
4
55.60
4
4
93.85
4
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' So€C. Anaes.
Code
F066
F067
F068
U.V.C.
F070
F071
F072
F073
F074
F075
F076
F077
F046
H)90
P078
F079
F080
F081
F082
FD83
F084
F085
F087
F088
FRACTURES - Cont'd
Tarsus — excluding os calcis — one or more
— no reduction, cast
— closed reduction
— open reduction
Os calcis
— no reduaion — no cast ,
— cast
— closed reduction (nianipuiation)
— open reduction ,
— open reduction — primary anhrodesis
Ankle &acture or fracture-dislocation
— no reduction, cast
— closed reduction
— open reduction
— on one malleolus
— on more than one malleolus
— one malleolus and ligament repair
(2 incis'ons)
— one malleolus and closed reduction
of one or two malleoli
Tibia — with or without Fibula
— no reduction, cast 52.10
— closed reduction 93.85
— open reduction — shaft
— plateau
Fibula only
— no reduction, cast
— closed reduction 4L70
— open reduction
Patella
— no reduction
— open reduction — excision and/or
repair, simple
— excision and fascial repair
s
3
41.70
50.05
59.10
3
73.00
4
4
128.60
visit fees
4
41.70
50.05
73.00
4
4
128.60
4
4
173.80
36.15
4
76.50
3
93.85
4
4
100.80
4
4
191.20
5
4 191.20 5
4 191.20 5
63.95
118.20
184.20
212.00
36.15
50.05
76.50
38.20
156.40 4
212.00 5
*To the listed bask units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
370
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Soec. Anaes.*
Code
F089
F093
F094
F095
F096
F092
F097
F098
F099
FlOO
FlOl
U.V.C.
Z236
Z241
E562
F103
U.V.C.
F105
F106
F107
[jy.c.
F109
Fill
Note:
U.V.C.
FRACTURES -Cont'd S
Femur
Shaft or transcondylar
— no reduction — cast
— closed reduction — with or
without anaesthetic
— infant
— child 93.85
— adolescent or adult 139.00
— open reduction
— closed reduction of fracture
dislocation of hip
Neck or intertrochanteric
— no reduction 59.10
— closed reduction
— open reduction — pin only
— pin and plate ....
Prosthesis, head of femur
Spine
Trauma t-
Fracture of spinous or transverse process,
facet, etc
Fracture, dislocation, or fracture-dislocation
— skull calipers (LO.P.)
— Halo traction (I.O.P.)
— with counter traction, femor'»! or iliac
p'j[7 or ve5t. add
Without cord injury:
— closed reduction with or without
anaesthetic, cast, frame, brace, etc. . . . 93.85
— supervision, bed rest only
— open reduction
— with fusion and/or internal fixation . .
— anterior discectomy and fusion
and/or internal fixation
With cord injury:
— no operation
— closed reduction under anaesthesia ....
— open reduction and fusion and/or
internal fixation
For spinal cord decompression procedures, see
page 222
Sacrum
— complete care
50.05
73.00
4
3
118.20
4
3
166.80
4
4
212.00
6
4
146.00
69.50
4
3
166.80
4
6
212.00
8
6
212.00
8
6
225.90
8
visit fees
34.80
45.20
18.10
114.70 5
visit fees
132.10 5
295.50 10
295.50 10
visit fees
225.90 5
344.10 10
visit fees
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code FRACTURES - Cont'd
Coccyx
U.V.C. — no reduction
F115 — excision
Trunk
U.V.C. Clavicle — management
F118 open reduction
Scapula — body, neck or glenoid
Fl 19 — no reduction
F120 — closed reduction
F121 — open reduaion
Sternum
F122 — no reduction
F123 — closed reduction
F124 — open reduction — benefit will depend
on extent of operations and
complications (see Preamble. Part B,
paragraph 20)
F125 — pleura closed
F126 — pleura open
Ribs
U.V.C. — uncomplicated
F130 — complicated — requiring special
treatment (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
F131 — pleura closed
F132 — pleura open
PeWis
F133 — no reduaion, bed rest and supervision . 41.70
F134 — closed reduction, manipulation and
control
F135 — open reduction
F116 — with visceral injury (see Preamble Part
B, paragraph 20)
Head
Orbit
open reduction of rim wall fracture
E173 — zygomatic fracture dislocation
E174 — blow out fracture of floor
E175 — secondary repair by combined orbital
approach
G.P.
Asst.*
Soec.
Anaes. *
S
S
visit fees
4
59.10
visit fees
4
4
128.60
4
31.30
36.15
73.00
4
173.80
5
24.30
27.80
50.05
I.e.
visit fees
I.e.
50.05
146.00
225.90
LC.
4 142.50
4 166.80
4 246.80
4
13
4
13
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
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Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code
u.v.c
F136
F137
F117
U.V.C.
F138
F139
F146
F140
U.V.C.
F150
F141
F142
F143
F144
FRACTLHES- Cont'd
Nasal bones
— no reduction
— closed reduction
— open reduction — rhinoplastic method
— complicated with internal or external
fixation
Mandible
— no reduction — no wiring of teeth . . .
— closed reduction — including wiring of
teeth
— open reduction (may include wiring of
teeth)
— one side
— complicated (see Preamble, Pan B,
paragraph 20)
— removal of interdental wire
Maxilla, Malar bone
— no reduaion
— closed reduction and dental wiring
— open reduaion — simple
— with wiring and local fixation
Skull
— middle 1/3 facial
— cranio-facial separation
— for repair of depressed and other skull
fractures, see codes N139, N140 on page
217
$
S
visit fees
45.20
55.60
4
100.80
4
149.50
5
visit fees
118.20
146.00
5
LC.
173.30
LC. I.e.
visit fees
146.00 5
4 76.50 5
5 201.60 6
222.50
278.10
Z218
Z219
E595
E596
E563
JOINTS
Endoscopy (LO.P.)
Arthroscopy
Large joint
Small joint (M.P. or LP. joint)
If followed by joint surgery under same
anaesthetic when performed by same
physician, add to surgical benefit
— large joint
— small joint
With biopsy, add
52.10
38.20
38.20
22.60
5.60
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 373
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code JOINTS -Cont'd
Incision
Z220 Aspiration (I.O.P.)
Z221 Needle biopsy (I.O.P.)
Arthrotomy
R409 Finger — open
R410 Wrist, eibow, ankle
R411 Shoulder
R416 Coracoacromial ligament — division, with or
without exploration of rotator cuff
R412 Knee — exploratory and/or removal loose
body
R413 Knee — osteochondritis dessicans — drilling
and/or internal fixation
R415 Hip — exploratory — with or without
removal of loose body
Excision
Capsulectomy — Synovectomy — Debridement
R420 Ankle
R421 Elbow
R422 Shoulder
R423 Hip
R424 Knee
R417 Knee debridement without synoveaoray ....
R418 Wrist
R425 Fmgers, toes — one
R414 — two or more
Denervation
R426 Elbow, knee
R427 Hip
Chondrectomy
R490 Acromio clavicular meniscectomy
R491 Sternoclavicular meniscectomy
R492 Radio ulnar meniscectomy
R428 Temporo-mandibular meniscectomy
R429 Knee>meniscectomy (one meniscus) and/or
shaving of articular surfaces 1 1 1.20
E598 — With patellar prosthesis, add
R431 Baker's cyst
R434 — extensive (see Preamble, part B,
paragraph 20) I.C.
*To the listed basic units for assL«unts and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
G.P.
Asst.'
Socc.
Anaes.*
$
$
9.00
18.10
52.10
4
3
93.85
4
4
93.35
4
4
121.70
4
3
107.75
4
3
166.80
4
5
160.90
6
3
191.20
4
3
191.20
4
4
240.80
5
5
240.80
6
3
278.10
5
3
166.80
4
3
191.20
1
3
83.40
4
3
104.30
4
3
149.50
4
5
191.20
4
3
93.85
4
3
93.85
4
3
93.85
4
5
146.00
5
111.20
3
139.00
45.20
4
3
73.00
4
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SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. .\sst.
Code JOINTS - Cont'd
Reconstruction
Note: Arthroplasty — all types
In the revision of a total anhroplasty (single or
double component), add 25% to the total
' anhroplasty benefit (E564).
Soec. Anaes.*
R433 Temporomandibular joint — unilateral
R444 Acromio or sternoclavicular
R487 Shoulder — complete replacement
R498 — removal of shoulder prosthesis without
replacement
R438 Shoulder, elbow
R486 Elbow — complete replacement
R499 — removal of elbow prosthesis without
replacement
R437 Wrist, ankle
R485 Wrist, ankle — complete replacement
R479 — removal of wrist or ankle prosthesis without
replacement
Hand, reconstruction — LP. or M.P. joint
— without prosthetic replacement
R435 — single
R436 — multiple :
— with prosthetic replacement
R489 — single
R449 — multiple
R500 — removal of P. LP. or M.C.P. prosthesis
without replacement
R439 Hip — femoral prosthesis
R443 — removal of femoral prosthesis or cup
without replacement
R440 — cup or total (including neurectomy) . . .
£589 — bone graft to deficient acetabular floor,
add
R488 — removal of total hip prosthesis without
replacement
R442 — resurfacing hip arthroplasty
191.20
118.20
323.30
194.65
239.80
285.00
:>
4
10
173.80 7
239.30 5
271.10 6
163.40 6
3
3
146.00
250.30
5
6
3
3
187.70
278.10
5
6
3
6
114.70
239.80
4
8
3
8
180.75
371.90
45.20
8
8
3
8
260.70
486.60
8
8
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
375
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code JOINTS - Cont'd
R478 Knee — fascial impfamation arthroplasty
including debridement
R441 — complete replacement
R482 — hemi-anhroplasty (single component) .
R483 — hemi-arthroplasty (double
component)
E598 — with patellar prosthesis or patelloplasty, add .
R496 — removal of knee prosthesis (single
component) without replacement . . .
R497 — removal of knee prosthesis (double
component) without replacement . . .
— M.P. joint — without prosthetic replacement
R4S6 — single
R432 — multiple
— with prosthetic replacement
R453 — single
R4S4 — multiple
R446 — overlapping 5th toe
R430 — repair of hammer toe — any technique ,
unilateral (may include tenotomy or
syndactyly)
E594 — each additional hammer toe
Intervertebral Discs
R457 Lumbar hemilaminectomy for disc disease with
or without nerve root decompression (soft
disc, osteophyte)
E565 — with multiple levels, add per additional
level
E566 — bilateral, add
R451 Cervical hemilaminectomy for disc disease with
or without root decompression (soft disc,
osteophyte) — single or multiple levels
E566 — bilateral, add
E567 — with fusion — 1 level, add
E568 — multiple levels, add
R493 — fusion, separate surgeon — one level ....
R494 — two or more levels
R452 Anterior lumbar discotomy and fusion, single or
multiple
S312 — exposure (laparotomy) by different
surgeon
R447 Anterior cervical discotomy with interbody
fusion
M137 — exposure (thoracotomy) by different
surgeon
E565 — with multiple levels, add per additional level .
239.80 6
323.30 8
191.20 6
278.10 6
45.20
194.65
146.00
191.20
187.70
278.10
93.85
97.30
27.80
278.10
34.80
146.00
184.20
194.65
225.90
278.10
121.70
278.10
222.50 8
34.80
34.80
10
10
6
10
198.10 13
34.80
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
376
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Code
R480
Note:
R419
R459
E573
R462
R463
E574
R465
R466
R467
R468
R469
R470
R471
E575
R472
R473
R474
R475
R476
R477
CM-'
R400
R401
R402
R403
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P.
JOINTS - Cont'd S
Anterior thoracic discotomy
For spinal cord decompressive procedures, see
page Z^z .
Fusion Only
C-1, C-2 fusion for chronic instability
Spinal column
— one space
— each additional space (to a maximum of
2 additional), each
Anterior approach — thoracic
— lumbar
Refusion of spine, add
Finger, thumb
Wrist, elbow, ankle
Shoulder
Knee
Sacro-iliac
Hip •
Foot — toe. one joint
— each additional
— great toe
— toes, multiple joints
— mid-tarsal. sub-talar, cnple, etc
— pan-talar, one stage
— congenital club foot, fusions and tendon
transfers
— metatarsophalangeal joint
Lumbar lamineaomy with exploration of nerve
root and decompression — see p. 223.
Repair
Recurrent dislocations
Elbow
Shoulder — all types
Ankle, subluxation
Patella
5
Asst.
Soec. Anaes.
S
278.10
12L70
13
8
312.80
9
7
250.30
45.20
8
8
13
8
10
3
93.35
4
3
191.20
4
4
239.80
6
3
239.80
5
5
239.80
5
5
333.70
8
3
59.10
22.60
4
3
83.40
4
3
146.00
4
3
191.20
4
3
239.80
6
3
239.80
6
3
163.40
4
3
208.60
4
5
222.50
5
4
180.75
5
4
208.60
5
*To the listed basic units tor assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
'.>> n wif. i-fiui. i-,w ii^nu U-;. ,r.i
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 377
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS OiN THE MUSCLXOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Soec. Anaes.'
69.50
i
34.80
4
7
180.75
7
7
229.40
/
4
180.75
4
4
229.40
4
Code JOINTS -CoDt'd $
Coneenital dislocations
Hip'
R404 — closed reduction — with or without
anaesthetic — unilateral
R405 — repeat manipulation and plaster
R406 — open reduction — simple or rotation
osteotomy
R407 — acetabuloplasty
Congenital foot deformity, club foot. etc.
R408 — operative — medial release and tendon
lengthening
R448 — anhrodesis and tendon transfers
REDUCTION. MANIPULATION
Dislocations
Upper Extremity
Finger
DOOl — closed reduaion — one 20.85
E576 — each additional
D003 — open reduction
Metacarpophalangeal
D004 — closed reduction — one 20.85
E577 — each additional
D006 — open reduction
Wrist and Carpal bones
D007 — closed reduction 59.10
D008 — open reduction
Elbow
D009 — closed reduction 38.20
DOlO — open reduction
Shoulder
— closed reduction
D015 — without anaesthetic 24.30
D016 — with anaesthetic 38.20
D017 — open reduction
Acromio clavicular
— closed reduction
D019 — without anaesthetic
D020 — with anaesthetic . '
D021 — with pin fixation
D022 — open reduction
D023 — with pin fixation
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
24.30
4
4.50
3
55.60
4
24.30
4
4.50
3
76.50
4
73.00
4
3
128.60
4
48.70
4
3
128.60
27.80
4
48.70
4
4
173.80
27.80
6
45.20
4
4
93.85
4
4
76.50
4
4
121.70
4
378 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE \nJSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.*
Code REDUCTION, MANIPULATION -Cont'd S S
Sterno clavicular
— closed reduction
D024 — without anaesthetic 27.S0
D025 — with anaesthetic 48.70 4
D026 —open reduction 4 100.80 4
Lower Extremity
Toe, interphalangeal
D027 — closed reduction — with or without
anaesthetic 17.40 20.85 4
E578 — each additional 4.50
D029 — open reduction 4 55.60 4
Metatarsophalangeal
D030 — closed reduction — with or without
anaesthetic 27.80 4
E579 —each additional 4.50
D032 — open reduction 4 55.60 4
Tarsal
D033 —closed reduction 73.00 4
D034 —open reduaion 4 128.60 4
Ankle, subluxation
D035 — closed reduction, with or without
anaesthetic 38.20 48.70 4
D036 — open reduction 4 100.80 4
Knee
D038 —closed reduction 76.50 9? 85 4
D039 —open reduction 5 173.80 5
Patella
D040 — closed reduction, with or without
anaesthetic 31.30 38.20 4
Hip
anterior or posterior dislocation
D042 — closed reduction, with or without
anaesthetic 93.85 4
D043 —open reduction 7 173.80 7
Note: For congenital dislocation of the hip. see D046
page 145.
anterior and posterior fracture
dislocation
D051 —closed reduction 4 104.30 4
D052 —open reduction 7 260.70 7
*To (he listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 379
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
P.P. Assi.' Spec. Ajiaes.'
Code REDUCTION, MANIPULATION -Cont'd S $
central dislocation
D044 — closed reduction, with or without
anaesthetic 104.30 4
D045 —open reduction 7 278.10 7
Sacro-iliac
D059 — closed reduction, traction, spica,
etc 52.10 5
D060 —open reduction 5 225.90 5
Sacro-coccygeal
U.V.C. — non-operative visit fees
D061 — open reduction, removal of coccyx . . 5 79.90 5
Temporo-mandibular joint
D062 — closed reduction 24.30 27.80 4
D063 — open reduaion 5 139.00 5
Manipulation LO.P.
Manipulation of joints under general anaesthetic
Z222 Wrist, elbow, ankle, foot and T.M. joint,
hand 14.60 18.10 4
Z22? Shoulder, knee, hip and spine 22.20 27.80 4
Congenital foot deformity, club toot, etc.
non-operative
2^244 — Denis Browne splint strapping U.IO
— manipulation and cast
Z224 — with anaesthetic 15.60 4
7235 — without anaesthetic — unilateral ... II 10
BURSAE
Incision
Z225 Aspiration (I.O.P.) 9:00
Z226 Drainage, abscess (I.O.P.) 24.30 27.80 4
R502 Incision for removal of calcium 3 97.30 4
Excision
R506 Olecranon, prepateUar bursa 59.10 3 73.00 4
R507 Humero — radial 3 73.00 4
R590 Trochanteric bursa 3 90.40 4
Biopsy
R511 Suocrticial bursa 24.30 4
R512 Deep bursa 3 52.10 4
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
380
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Code MUSCLES l^»i-, ■>.">. • w s
Incision
Z227 Intramuscular abscess or haematoma (I. G.P.) . .
R517 Removal of foreign body, general anaesthetic.
simple
R518 — complicated e.g., gunshot wound (see
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20) I.C.
Release or cutting of muscle (myotomy)
R519 — "tennis elbow" 4
R520 — scalenus amicus 5
R521 — muscle release, major 5
R516 — patellar retinaculum 5
Excision
Z228 Biopsy (I.O.P.)
R526 Resection of muscle (myectomy), e.g.,
stemomastoid 5
Lesions of muscle and fascia
R522 — simple excision (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
R523 — radical excision (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
Repair and Reconstruction
R527 Total muscle transplant, e.g., pectoralis major . 6
R529 Recession of muscle 3
R530 Quadricepsplasty 4
R591 Muscle slide — forearm 4
R592 — quadriceps 4
R531 Facial paralysis — static slings 4
R532 — dynamic slings 4
R533 Composite repair for facial paralysis plication of
paralyzed muscles, and resection of paralysis
of over active' muscles . . . . , 4
E597 with meloplasty, add
TENDONS, TENDON SHEATHS, FASCU
Incision
R534 Exploration of tendon or tendon sheath 59.10 3
R535 Tenosynovitis, finger
Spec.
Anaes. *
$
29.20
4
24.30
4
LC.
by
region
I.C.
59.10
146.00
191.20
73.00
4
5
5
5
29.20
4
146.00
5
I.C.
I.C.
I.C.
I.C.
239.80
93.85
205.10
156.40
239.80
166.80
219.00
6
4
5
5
6
5
6
278.10
45.20
7
73.00
73.00
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
381
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
Code TENDONS, TENDON SHEATHS, FASCU -
Cont'd
R536 Tendon release — finger or palm
R537 — wrist or forearm
R543 — hamstrings
R544 — posterior tibial tendon or Achilles tendon
R545 — iliopsoas
R546 — Steindler release fasciotomy — sole of
foot
R538 E.xploration of fascia
R539 Drainage of tendon sheath
R540 Removal of foreign body
Tenotomy or fasciotomy (clos€d)(I.O.P.)
Z229 — toe — one
Z230 — two
2243 — three or more
21231 plantar fascia
Z232 — hip adduaors
Tenotomy (open)fl.O.P.)
Z233 hip adducto*^
Z237 palmar fascia — Dupuytren's — single band
(I.O.P.)
Z238 — multiple bands (I.O.P.)
Z234 biopsy, through incision (I.O.P.)
R495 Fasciotomy for compression syndrome
— forearm or leg (not to include secondary
sutuie of wounds if necessary)
Excision
Ganglion (tendon sheath or joint)
R549 — simple 45.20
R553 — complex, extensive (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
R550 Tendon sheath — single
R555 — multiple
R551 Fascia for Dupuytren's — partial
R552 — complex
Note: R552 - includes necessary Z-plasties for release
of the skin, radical excision of the palmar
fascia and release of tendons and tendon
sheaths with extension into the fingers, as
required.
G.P. .Asst.*
Spec.
Anaes.'
S
S
3
3
3
5
48.70
73.00
73.00
48.70
146.00
4
4
4
4
5
3
3
4S.70
48.70
48.70
48.70
4
4
4
4
15.60
27.80
36.15
27.80
27.80
4
4
4
4
4
48.70
4
22.60
29.20
29.20
4
139.00
55.60
3
LC.
4
3
146.00
4
3
191.20
5
3
118.20
4
3
219.00
5
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
382
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Spec. Anaes.
Code
R557
R553
R559
R560
R556
E599
R554
R561
R562
R563
R564
R565
R566
R567
R568
R569
R570
R5'/l
R572
U.V.C.
R574
R573
R578
E580
TENDONS, TENDON SHEATHS, FASCU -
Cont'd
Repair
Tenoplasty, shortening, lengthening, etc.
— one tendon! any location
— two or more
Tendon graft — hand or wrist
— other location
Tenolysis — extensive, including release of
adhesions and/or repair of sheath
— each subsequent, add to a maximum of 2
additional
Insertion of silicone rod in flex or tendon
surgery
Fasciotomy
— lengthening of ilio-tibial band —
unilateral
— decompression carpal tunnel
Transplant of tendon, transposition
Hand, forearm — single
— multiple
Foot, ankle — single
— multiple
Shoulder — pectoralis minor
— trapezius
Hip — abdomen
— iliopsoas
Knee — transposition of tendons
Foot — tendodesis
Repair of mallet finger
— closed ,
T— closed — using K Wire
— operative
Suture
Tenorrhaphy, tendon suture
Finger, hand, wrist, foot, ankle
Extensor tendon
— single
— each subsequent — add to a maximum of
3 additional
93.85
146.00
191.20
146.00
118.20
48.70
156.40
93.85
73.00
146.00
191.20
146.00
191.20
146.00
191.20
239.80
292.00
191.20
146.00
visit fees
48.70
73.00
59.10
18.10
73.00 4
22.60
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 383
SURGIC.\L PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELET,\L SYSTEM
G.P. .^sst.' Soec. Anaes.*
Code TENDONS, TENDON SHEATHS, FASCIA - S S
Cont'd
Flexor tendon
R585 — single 3 118.20 4
E5S1 — each subsequent, add to a maximum of
2 additional 48.70
R588 Biceps, repair of rupture 4 118.20 4
R5S9 Achilles, patellar or quadriceps tendons .... 3 128.60 4
Reconstruction
Fascia and ligaments
R484 Knee — introduction of synthetic anterior
or tx)sterior cruciate ligament system . . 6 319.80 6
R593 Shoulder, cuff tear — early repair 4
R594 — late repair 4
R595 — acromioplasty 4
Acromio, sternoclavicular — early repair —
see Dislocations
R596 — late repair 4
Elbow, wrist, anif.e
R597 — early repair — simple, one ligament .. . 3
R547 — extensive and/or two or more
ligaments 3
R598 — late repair — simple, one ligament .... 3
R548 — extensive and/or two or more
ligaments 3
R599 Knee — early repair — simple, one ligament . 3
R541 — extensive and/or two or more
ligaments 3
R600 — late repair — simple, one ligament .... 3
R542 — extensive and/or two or more
ligaments 3
R601 Metacarpophalangeal — early or late 3
R602 Pollicization 6
Repair of fascial defects with or without silastic
or fascia lata implant (thigh — anterior or
posterior companment; forearm) — sole
procedure
R632 ~ sraaU defect 3 104.30
R633 — large defects requiring extensive
reconstruction including rotation flap or
synthetic graft when necessary 4 208.60
*To the listed basic units tor assistants and anaesthetists, add units tor time spent (see preamble).
191.20
239.80
146.00
5
5
5
191.20
4
118.20
4
180.75
191.20
4
4
285.00
219.00
4
4
285.00
278.10
4
4
361.50
93.85
292.00
4
4
6
384 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM
■^ G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.*
Code TENDONS, TENDON SHEATHS, FASCU - S S
Cont'd
Note: Tenninai I-P joint — see Transplant of Tendon.
EXTRENtrriES t
R605 Debridement and plastic repair of traumatically
amputated extremities (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20) l.C l.C. LC.
R603 Digital reimplantation involving vascular and
neuroanastomosis 8 695.20 8
R604 — revision of reimplanted digit (see Preamble,
Pan B, paragraph 20) LC. LC. LC.
Amputation
Note: Badly infected wounds requiring later
amputation, previous work to be claimed for,
but usually on the basis of 50% additional to
the amputation benefit if the amputation
takes place within one month.
Upper Extremity
R606 Through phalanx 45.20
E582 — each additional 12.90
R608 Through metacarpal or M-P joint
E583 — each additional
R61 0 Traoi-metacarpal amputation of iuuex or
little finger
R611 Of hand — through all metacarpals
R612 "At wrist
R613 "Through radius and ulna
R614 -At elbow
R615 "Through humerus
R616 "At shoulder
R617 Forequarter
Lower Extremity
R618 * Through phalanx
E534 — each additional
R620 Through metatarsal or M-P joint
E585 — each additional
R622 "Transmetatarsal
R623 "Symes
R624 "Through tibia and fibula
R625 •• At knee — Gritti-Stokes or Callander
R626 "Through femur
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
55.60
4
16.00
55.60
4
16.00
77.90
4
3
104.30
4
4
104.30
5
4
132.10
5
4
132.10
5
4
132.10
5
9
180.75
9
10
264.20
15
4
27.80
4
.
11.10
4
55.60
16.00
4
4
104.30
4
5
132.10
5
5
132.10
5
5
132.10
5
5
132.10
5
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 385
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTE\J
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.'
mm
Code EXTREMmES- Cont'd
R630 "At hip
R631 Hindquarter or hemipelvectomy
Note: For the supervision of the limb fitting and 6
months post-operative care, claim visit
benefits. Amputation with immediate fitting
to include supervision of final limb fining —
add 40% (E586).
s
10
208.60
10
10
347.60
15
'To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble). •
386
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
Code NOSE
Z299 E.U.G.A. of nasopharynx (I.O.P.) — i.e., when
examining for primary tumour when
secondary known — with or without biopsy . .
Z298 E.U.G.A. of nasopharynx (I.O.P.) — if only
procedure performed
Z297 Insertion of prosthesis for nasal septal
penoration (I.O.P.)
Incision
Z301 Drainage of abscess or haematoma of septum
(I.O.P.)
Z302 Turbinectoray (I.O.P.)
Excision
Nasal polyp, papilloma (I.O.P.)
Z304 Local anaesthetic — single
Z305 — multiple (unilateral)
Z306 General anaesthetic — single
Z307 — multiple (unilateral)
Z308 — single choanal polyp, papilloma
Septum
M012 Submucous resection including septoplasty . .
Note: All procedures (including I.O.P.) connected
with S.M.R. such as nasal polypectomy,
turbineaomy, ethmoidectomy, etc. — add
50^ of other procedure charges.
M013 Panial septorhinoplasty (excluding
osteotomies)
M014 Septorhinoplasty
M019 — with autologous bone graft
Note: M013, M014, M019 — claims for these
procedures require O.H.I. P. authorization.
(See Surgical Preamble, paragraph (17)).
R319 Bone graft — autologous
R320 — non-autologous — orosthetic implant ....
M015 Septodermoplasty
M016 Closure of septal perforation
M017 Localization of cerebrospinal rhinorrhea
(fluorescein injection)
MOIS Narrowing operations or implant for atrophic
rhinitis — unilateral
G.P. Asst.'
Soec.
Anaes. '
S
S
23.60
4
14.60
4
10.40
19.50
4
33.40
4
9.70
14.60
23.60
4
33.40
4
33.40
4
139.00
208.60
7
260.70
7
365.00
7
4
208.60
4
4
132.10
4
159.90
4
159.90
4
48.70
4
159.90
4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 387
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code NOSE -Cont'd $ $
Excision of choanal atresia
M020 Anterior nasal approach
— uni or bilateral
M021 Puncture and insertion of tube only
M022 Transpalatal approach — uni or bilateral ....
Biopsy (I.O. P.)
Z309 — local anaesthetic
Z310 — general anaesthetic
Repair
M028 Choanal atresia, uni or bilateral
— dilation
M029 — repeat within 30 days
M030 Reconstruaion of cleft lip nose
Removal of foreign body (I.O.P.)
Z311 — simple
Z312 — complicated, or involving general
anaesthesia
Destruction
Z313 Cauterization of turbinates (I.O.P.) unilateral or
bilateral
Z300 Cryosurgery of turbinates (I.O.P.) unilateral or
bilateral
Treatmciat of kptstaxis
Z314 Cauterization of nasal septum — chemical or
electrocautery (I.O.P.)
Z315 Anterior packing (I.O.P.)
Z316 Anterior and posterior packing only (I.O.P.) . .
M027 Ligation of external carotid anery
ACCESSORY NASAL SINUSES
Antrum or sinus lavage (I.O.P.)
Z317 Proetz displacement 3.10
Z318 Local anaesthetic — unilateral 13.90
Z319 General anaesthetic — unilateral or
bUateral 24.30
4 208.60
52.10
5 208.60
4
4
6
9.70
19.50
4
29.50
19.50
4
4
4 295.50
7
4.90
24.30
4
19.50
4
33.40
4
5.20
6.25
19.50
6 86.90
4
4
4
6
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
388
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGIC.\L PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code ACCESSORY NASAL SINUSES -Cont'd
Sinusotomy, sinusostomy, sinusectoray as
indicated
M0S4 Maxillary, intranasal — unilateral
M055 — radical. Caldweil-Luc — unilateral
(includes M054)
M056 Maxillectomy
Frontal
M057 — trephine and sinusectomy
M058 — radical
M059 — external fronto-ethmoidal with sphenoid if
necessary
Ethmoidal
M060 — intranasal — unilateral
M023 — external — unilateral
M061 Sphenoidal — intranasal
M062 Vidian neurcaomy — uni or bilateral
Suture
M066 Closure of antro-oral fistula
— very simple
M067 — with Caldwell-Luc
M068 — with palatal flap
LARYNX
Endoscopies (LO. P.)
Note: When laryngoscopy and bronchoscopy are
carried out as combined procedur'is, the
physician may claim for one or the other but
not both.
Laryngoscopy
Z321 Direct — with or without biopsy
Z322 — with removal of foreign body
Z323 — with removal of lesion(s)
Z343 ■ — with dilation of larynx and
bronchoscopy
Z324 Indirect — with biopsy
Z325 — with simple removal of bone
E600 Using operating microscope — add to charges for
laryngoscopy (i.e.: to Z321-Z323, Z327, Z328,
Z342, Z343, Z330, Z348)
Introduction
M080 Injection of teflon for abductor paralysis
66.00
128.60
312.80
90.40
257.20
257.20
83.40
208.60
107.75
191.20
34.80
184.20
208.60
111.20
19.50
9.70
22.60
104.30
4
10
4
5
33-40 6
62.60 6
86.90 6
*To the listed basic units tor assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
s
S
6
6
6
6
6
340.60
208.60
441.45
312.80
208.60
13
8
16
9
8
I.C
208.60
6
8
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 389
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
_G.P. .Asst.' Soec. Anaes.*
Code LARYNX -Cont'd
Excision (to include laryngoscopy)
M081 Laryngectomy — total
M082 — panial (Laryngofissure)
.M083 — with block dissection
M084 — hemiiaryngectoray
M085 Arytenoideaomy
Repair (to include laryngoscopy)
MOW Laryngoplastv (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph
20) '
M091 Arytenoidopexy
TRACHEA .\ND BRONCHI
Endoscopy (I.O.P.)
Noces: (1) When larvTigoscopy and bronchoscopy are
carried out as combined procedures, the
physician may claim for one or the other but
not both.
(2) No claim should be made for bronchoscopy
carried out immediately following thoracic
surgery under the same anaes hetic by the
same surgeon.
Bronchoscopy
Z327 — with or without bronchial biopsy, suction
or injection of contrast material 48.70 6
Z328 — with removal of foreign body 83.40 6
Z342 — segmental (all 18) with multiple
concomitant random bronchial biopsies or
brxishings 100.80 6
Tracheo-bronchial toilet (I.O.P.)
Z344 First procedure 19 JO
Z345 Subsequent procedures performed by same
physician 9.70
(Not to apply to (1) operating surgeons, (2)
when respiratory unit benefits apply, or (3)
withiirthe first two hours post-operaiively.)
Z346 Transtracheal aspiration (I.O.P.) 10.40
Incision
2741 Tracheostomy (I.O.P.) 3 59.10 5
To the listed basic luiits for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
390
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Code
u.v.c.
Z738
M102
M103
M105
M106
Z347
M108
7329
Z330
Z348
M109
MHO
Mill
M112
M113
M114
Ml 15
M116
M117
Z742
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
TRACHEA AND BRONCHI - Coat'd S
Change of tracheostomy tube — (other than
operating surgeon)
Insenion of Montgomery "T" Tube — for
tracheal or laryngo-tracheal stricture (may
include bronchoscopy and
dilatation)(I.O.P.) 4
Excision >' fii shiilsn
Segmental resection of cervical trachea 9
Resection of mediastinal trachea with either
sternotomy or thoracotomy 9
CHEST WALL AND MEDIASTINUM
Excision
Chest wall tumour involving ribs or cartilage
with reconstruction of chest wall j.-- 9
Mediastinal tumour r r.jr.la v 9
Anterior mediastinotomy — when sole
procedure performed (I.O.P.) 3
Resection of chest wall tumour (see Preamble,
Part B, paragraph 20)
Endoscopies (I.O.P.)
Mediastinoscopy
with bronchoscopy
with bronchoscopy and mediastinotomy ....
Repair
Chest wall (see Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 20)
pleura — closed
— open
Surgical Collapse
Thoracoplasty — one stage 9
Multi-stage — each 9
Schede's operation 9
Pneumolysis — intra pleural 5
— extra pleural 5
Apicolysis — extra fascial 5
— extra pleural 5
Phrenicotoray (I.O.P.) 3
Soec. Anaes.
visit fees
73.00 8
417.10 10
625.70 13
222.50 9
323.30 13
100.80 6
LC. I.e.
93.85
118.20
170.30
I.e.
LC.
156.40
104.30
212.00
97.30
152.90
152.90
152.90
52.10
5
13
10
9
10
5
5
5
5
5
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 391
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
G.P. .\sst.' Spec. Anaes.*
Code LUNGS AND PLEURA S S
Introduction — Thoracentesis (I.O.P.)
Z331 Aspiration for diagnostic sample 12.50
Z332 Aspiration with therapeutic drainage with or
without diagnostic sample 23.60 4
E606 Administration of chemotherapy, add 4.90
2334 Total Unilateral lung lavage with or without
bronchoscopy using double lumen tube and
single lung anaesthesia 146.00 13
Endoscopy (I.O.P.)
Z335 Thoracoscopy or pleuroscopy
Z349 Transbronchial lung biopsy(s) including
bronchoscopy (I.O.P.)
Incision
Z340 Biopsy of lung, needle (I.O.P.)
Z336 Biopsy of pleura, needle (I.O.P.)
Z341 Closed drainage — effusion or p'leumothoroX
(LO.P.)
Z337 Rib resection for drainage (T.O.P.)
M133 Thoracotomy for removal cf foreign body ....
M137 Thoracotomy with or without biopsy
M134 Thoracotomy for post-operative haemorrhage
and empyema
M132 Thoracotomy wi- h repaflr of ruptured
diaphragm
M 13S Decortication of lung with muscle graft and
closure of pleural fistula (see Preamble, Part
B, paragraph 20)
M136 Intercostal drainage and talc poudrage
48.70
5
86.90
6
38.20
4
20.85
4
23.60
4
6
62.60
6
9
198.10
13
9
198.10
13
9
198.10
13
9
198.10
13
11
I.e.
15
4
104.30
6
Excision
Biopsy of pleura or lung
Z338 — peripheral or parietal — including limited
thoracotomy (I.O.P.)
M138 — hilar, including thoracotomy
M142 Pneumoneaomy — complete
9
104.30
13
9
208.60
13
10
469.30
14
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
392
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE RESPIRATORY SYSTEM
G.P.
Code LUNGS AND PLEURA - Cont'd S
M143 Lobectomy — complete
M144 — segmental resection
M145 — wedge resection
M146 — plus thoracoplasty or bronchial resection
(see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20) ....
M147 — plus deconication (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
M148 Excision of broncho-pleural fistula (see
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20)
M149 Pleurertomy — pleural deconication
M150 Sleeve resection with lobectomy
Asst.
So«c. Anaes.
^
10
469.30
13
10
323.30
13
10
222.50
13
10
LC.
13
12
LC.
15
10
LC.
13
10
222.50
15
10
521.40
13
1' (V
"•V, ^
^.b^.-i:i'
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 393
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.*
Code S S
Note: The basic anaesthetic benefit of 28 units for
major cardiovascular surgery includes such
procedures as C.V.P. line (G269). anerial
line, taking anerial blood samples, doing
blood gases and interpreting results.
R700 (a) with hypothermia and without bypass —
basic fee for cardiovascular procedures 25
Note: This code REPLACES PROCEDURAL
BASIC code when hypothermia is used
where basic is less than 25 units.
E650 (b) pump bypass — extra to surgeon's fee 208.60
R702 (bypass includes cannulating and
decannulating hean or major vein, major
artery, supervision of pump and pump
run.) (anaesthetist see Preamble, pan B,
paragraph 32(i)) 28
Z743 (c) circulatory assist device e.g. intra-aortic
ballon (includes cannulaticn. post operative
daily care and supervision) (LO.P.) 156.40 5
Z744 (d) decannubtion of circulatory assist device
(LO.P.) 62.60 5
27751 (e) repositioning of intra-aonic balloon pump
(no claim to be made for repositioning within
24 hours of original insertion) 62.60 5
£655 (0 re-operation for failed vascular grafts — for
repair or replacement of existing prosthesis
(more than one month after original
operation) add to appropriate benefit 76.50
Z759 (g) Removal of faUed vascular graft (LO.P.) —
when sole procedure 76.50 6
E658 (h) re-operation involving open hean
procedures with pump (more than one month
after initial operation) add to appropriate
benefit
(i) Preliminary diagnostic catherization — extra
to operative benefits, (see Diagnostic and
Therapeutic Procedures)
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
394
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code HEART .\ND PERICARDIUM
.'-»., ...
Note: The benefit for gas endarterectomy of a
coronary artery is the same as for coronary
endanerectomy.
Cardiac massage
— closed (see Resuscitation on page 86.)
R765 — open
R751 Implantation of epicardial electrode(s) plus
implantation of pack
Z411 Replacement of pack (I.O.P.)
Z412 Replacement or repair of pacemaker lead
(I.O.P.) :
M137 Thoracotomy — with or without biopsy
M134 — for post-operative hemorrhage
Z401 Aspiration of pericardium (I.O.P.)
R750 Open biopsy of pericardium and drainage
(transthoracic or epigastric)
R748 Pericardiectomy — one side open
R749 — both sides open or sternal split
R712 Cardiotomy with exploration
R713 — with removal of foreign body
R714 — with removal of tumour
R920 Excision — ventricular tumour
R746 — ventricular aneurysm
R747 — aneurysm of sinus of Valsalva . . . .
R741 Coronary — endarterectomy
E651 — when done in conjunction with
coronary artery repair, add
R742 Coronary artery repair (aorto-coronary
bypass graft) — one
R743 — two
R744 — three or more
Implantation of internal mammary
E652 — done in conjunction with coronary artery
repair, add
R739 -^ sole procedure — single
R740 — double
Ligation or division patent ductus
R754 — infant or child
R755 — adolescent or adult
13
111.20
13
6
243.30
20
3
73.00
5
3
52.10
5
9
198.10
13
9
198.10
27.80
13
13
163.40
13
13
330.20
20
13
521.40
20
18
267.65
20
18
330.20
20
18
267.65
20
18
361.50
28
18
486.60
28
18
438.00
28
18
399.70
100.80
20
18
504.00
20
18
660.40
20
18
782.10
104.30
20
18
396.30
20
18
486.60
20
13
267.65
20
13
406.70
20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
395
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Soec. Anaes.
Code
R757
R756
R758
R759
R763
R762
R715
R716
R717
R718
R720
R722
R723
R921
R922
R923
R924
R925
R926
Rv27
R923
R929
R768
R769
R770
R771
R724
R725
R772
R726
R727
R728
R729
HEART AND PERICARDIUM - Confd
Resection coarctation — infant
— child
— adolescent or adult . .
Congenital hean procedures — e.g. Blalock,
Glenn, Potts. Waterston
Creation of ASD — by balloon septostomy . . .
— by thoracotomy or Sterling
Edwards
Qosure atrial septal defea: secundum
— endocardial cushion and valve defea . . .
— with anomalous pulmonary venous
drainage
Closure of ventricular septal defect
Repair
Total repair Tetralogy of Fallot
— with or without previous arterial shunt . .
Total anomalous pulmonary venous drainage .
Total correction transposition of great vessels .
Complete A-V ,anal
Single ventricle
Double outlet — right/left ventricle
Double outlet ventncie with transposition . . . .
Truncus arteriosus
Iniernipted aortic arch
Aono-pulrconary window
R-V outflow traa with valve and tubular graft .
Debanding arterioplasty of pulmonary artery .
Pulmonary artery banding
— with pressure studies by anaesthetist,
extra/hour
Correction of cor triairiatum
Vascular ring
VALVES
Pulmonary valvotoray
Pulmonary valvotomy and infundibular
resection
Pulmonary valve replacement
Tricuspid valvotomy
Tricuspid annuloplasty
Tricuspid valve replacement
Mitral valvotomy
s
S
13
347.60
20
13
330.20
20
13
451.90
20
13
330.20
20
9
165.40
9
18
330.20
20
18
330.20
20
18
521.40
20
18
438.00
28
18
438.00
28
18
590.90
28
18
521.40
28
18
521.40
28
18
695.20
28
18
782.10
28
18
695.20
28
18
782.10
28
18
782,10
28
18
695.20
28
18
438.00
23
18
486.60
28
18
438.00
28
13
267.65
20
5
18
382.40
20
18
330.20
20
18
330.20 28
18
382.40
28
18
382.40
28
18
354.55
20
18
330.20
20
18
382.40
28
18
361.50
20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
>
18
417.10
20
18
438.00
20
18
486.60
28
18
438.00
28
18
354.55
20
18
451.90
28
18
531.80
28
396 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCLXAR SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code VALVES - Cont'd S
R730 Mitral valvotomy — restenosis
R734 Mitral annuiopiasty
R735 Mitral replacement
R930 Aortic valvolopiasty
R736 Aortic valvotomy
R737 Aortic infundibular resection
(ventriculomyotomy)
R738 Aortic valve replacement
Note: Multivalvular replacement — (R728, R735,
R738, R772) — the benefit will be that for the
major valve replaced plus 50% of the benefit
for the additional valve or valves.
ARTERIES
Cannulation for infusion chemotherapy
R775 — superficial temporal artery 3 34.80 4
RT76 — hepatic artery 6 104.30 6
Rr77 — common iliac artery 6 93.85 6
R778 — carotid 5 73.00 5
R782 Gas embolization of peripheral arteries 22.60
R760 Regional isolation perfusion — iliac 10 205.10 10
R761 — popliteal or axillary 7 159.90 10
R764 Exploration of major artery 6 139.00 I.C.
Incision
Z402 Arteriotomy (I.O.P.) 55.60 4
Note: Not allowed in addition to other major
cardiovascular surgery when performed at
same time.
Repair — traumatic
Lacerated major artery
R790 — suture
R795 — patch angioplasty, interposition graft or
bypass graft
Ligation
R781 Ligation of artery — by region etc. *
R788 — internal maxillary artery (Caldwell Luc
approach)
R789 — anterior ethmoid artery
R708 — internal iliac artery (uni or bilateral)
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
4
139.00 4
0
267.65 10
3
41.70 LC*
7
6
7
208.60 10
69.50 6
208.60 10
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
397
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
G.P. Assi.
Code ARTERIES - Cont'd
Excision and/or Repair:
Notes: (1) Repair of artery implies either
endarterectomy and/or by-pass gratt:
(2) Tne benents listed for by-pass grafts include
endarterectomy and/or thrombectomy of the
arterv being repaired
R797 Glomectomy (Tumour of carotid body)
— unilateral
Note: For excision of glomus tumour see Z311 (page
215).
R815 Arterioplasty with or without patch graft (other
than listed below)
R792 Carotid — endarterectomy
R796 — carotid body tumour
R798 — aneurysm — reconstruction or excision
with graft
Aortic arch reconstruction
R830 — Innominate
R831 — Subclavian
R832 — Vertebral
E659 — with thoracotomy, add
Thoracic aorta aneurysm — repair or excision
with graft
R799 — ascending
R800 — arch
R801 — descending
R802 Abdominal aorta — aneurysm
R816 — plus unilateral common femoral repair . .
R817 — plus bilateral common femoral repair . . .
R803 — plus implantation of major branch
R804 — ruptured
R818 — ruptured plus unilateral common femoral
repair
R819 — ruptured plus bilateral common femoral
repair
Mesenteric or celiac artery repair
R811 — aneurysm
R935 — removal of band only
Note: Use R935 for excision of cocliac ganglion.
R936 — endarterectomy or graft
Soec. Anaes. *
104.30
10
267.65
10
10
333.70
10
10
333.70
10
10
347.60
10
10
438.00
10
10
438.00
10
10
438.00
10
3
83.40
7
10
521.40
20
10
677.30
20
10
417.10
20
10
521.40
17
10
643.10
17
10
747.30
17
10
556.20
17
10
643.10
17
10
712.60
17
10
816.90
17
10
208.60
10
10
208.60
10
10
438.00 10
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add umts for time spent (see preamble). ^
398
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCLXAR SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Soec. Anaes.
Code
R783
R784
R785
R814
R806
R805
R807
R786
R937
R855
R856
Notes:
R933
R934
R808
R809
R791
R794
R787
R780
R810
ARTERIES - Cont'd
Aono-IIiac repair
— bifurcation repair only
— plus unilateral common femoral repair . . .
— plus bilateral common femoral repair ....
— erabolectomy or thrombectomy of
bifurcation or graft
Renal artery repair
Renal artery — aneurysm — reconstruction or
excision with graft
Splenic artery aneurysm — reconstruction or
excision with graft
Iliac repair
Ilio-femoral bypass graft
Conmion femoral/profunda femoris repair
(when sole procedure performed)
Extended profundoplasty (profunda femoris) . .
(1) Common femoral anery repair (eg. R784,
R785) includes repair to the profunda femoris
artery as far as the first major branch.
(2) If the repair extends beyond the first major
branch of the profunda femoris anery, R815
may be claimed in addition.
(3) If the repair extends beyond the second
raa;or branch of the profunda femoris artery,
R856 instead of R815 may be claimed in
addition.
Axillo-femoral or teraoro-femoral graft
Aorto-femoral unilateral graft
Femoral aneurysm — reconstruction or excision
with graft
Femoral — popliteal endarterectomy
Femoral — popliteal bypass graft with or
without endarterectomy
— with saphenous vein
— with prosthetic graft
Femoro-anti/post. tibial/peroneal bypass graft
with or without endarterectomy
— with saphenous vein
— with prosthetic graft
Popliteal aneurysm
s
s
10
438.00
17
10
590.90
17
10
677.80
17
10
236. JO
10
10
424.10
10
10
424.10
10
10
208.60
10
10
417.10
10
10
382.40
10
10
285.00
10
10
399.70
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
10
7
330.20
438.00
305.90
382.40
10
17
10
10
406.70 10
392.80 10
486.60 10
451.90 10
382.40 10
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 399
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOV.4SCULAR SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Axiaes.'
s
208.60
10
159.90
10
146.00
6
41.70
4
Code .ARTERIES -Cont'd $
Peripheral anerics other than listed
R812 — aneurysm 7
R813 — embolectomy or thrombectomy — anery
or graft 7
VEINS
R827 Creation of A V fistula 4
R848 Erasure and coagulation 3
Excision
Resection of A V aneurysm or fistula with or
without major graft
RS25 — major aneurysm by region* 10
R826 — minor aneurysm* 10
R847 Stasis ulcer and skin graft — per leg 3
RMS Stasis ulcer, multiple ligation and skin graft —
per leg 5
E654 plus sympathectomy, add
Ligadon
Z745 Saohenous (lOP)
Z746 Femoral (lOP) 3
Z747 Popliteal (TOP) 3
Z748 Internal jugular (lOP) 5
R839 Internal iliac 6
RSS-i I.V.C. — transabdominal . . 6
R838 — transvenous 6
Noce: Use R838 for insertion Mobin Uddin Umbrella
FUter.
Ligation, Avulsion, Electrocoagulation
R837 Multiple 4
E656 — plus stripping, add
R844 And/or stripping — recurrent varicose veins ... 5
R842 Extra bsdal and sub-fascial incompetent
perforators by fuUiascial technique 5
E653 plus stripping add
Repair
R820 Lacerated major vein 4
R835 SVC bypass graft 7
R836 Pulmonary emboleaomy 18
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
486.60 LC*
243.30 I.e.*
107.75
5
180.75
5
83.40
24.30
4
38.20
4
38.20
4
76.50
5
198.10
10
219.00
10
149.50
10
76.50
4
48.70
1
184.20
5
184.20
6
62-60
107.75
4
382.40
17
434.50
20
400
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Code
R828
E657
R829
R822
R823
R821
R824
R846
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE CARDIOVASCULAR SYSTEM
G.P. Assi.* Spec. Anaes.
VEINS - Cont'd $ S
Ilio-femoral thrombeaomy with or without
femoral vein ligation 10 219.00 10
plus I.V.C. ligation, add 219.00
Thrombectomy other than above (see Preamble,
Part B, paragraph 20) I.C. I.C. I.C.
Anastomosis
Porto-caval ' 10 434.50 10
Spleno-renal — abdominal approach 10 486.60 10
— transthoracic approach 10 486.60 13
Meso-caval 10 444.90 10
Micro lympholympho or lymphovenous
anastomosis 7 347.60 7
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
401
Z410
R910
R911
R915
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE HAENDC AM) LYMPHATIC SYSTEMS
G.P. Asst.' Spec.
Code
SPLEEN AND MARROW
Incision (I.O.P.)
Z404
Splenic puncture and aspiration
Bone marrow — aspiration and/or interpretation
(see Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures)
Z408
Bone marrow core biopsy (with biopsy needle) .
Note:
May not be allowed with Z403 (Not the same as
Z403.)
Excision
R905
Splenectomy — partial or complete
LYMPH CHAN-NELS
Excision
R907
Cystic hygroma — unilateral
Anastomosis
R846
Micro lympholympho or lyraphovenous
anastomosis
LYMPH NODES
Incision
Drainage of sub-fascial abscess (I.O.P.)
Exdsioa
Neck — limited e.g. subm?ndibu'ar supra
ocionyoid
— radical
— modified radical including functional with preser-
vation of spinal accessor>- nerve
Anaes.
41.70
31.30
243.30
170.30
347.60
38.20
5
139.00
6
6
305.90
8
6
347.60
8
R912 Ileoinguinal, radical resection
Axillary or inguinal nodes
R913 — radical resection
R914 — limited resertion
Biopsy LO.P.
2^05 — cervical, axillary, inguinal
Z406 — scalene
Z578 — multiple para-aortic lymph nodes
— percutaneous retroperitoneal
Z407 — one group
Z409 — two or more groups
243.30 8
184.20
97.30
31.30
62.60
38.20
45.20
67.80
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
402 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
A . ,; G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code MOUTH $ S
Incision
SOOl Drainage of Ludwig's Angina 41.70 5
Z501 Biopsy (I.O.P.) 18.80 4
Excision
Z502 Simple excision of lesion (I.O.P.) 3 20.85 4
S004 Excision of ranula 3 86.90 4
S003 Excision of intra-oral tumour (greater than
2.0 cm average diameter) 4 121.70 6
3005 Composite resection of primary tumour, e.g.
mouth, tongue, tonsil or pharynx plus
ipsilateral mandible (Commando
procedure) 10 278.10 12
E705 — with ipsilateral neck disection, add 139.00
Cryosurgery for treatment of premalignant or
malignant lesion(s) of oral cavity or sinuses
5050 — minor — initial
5051 — repeat within 30 days
5052 — intermediate — initial
5053 — repeat within 30 days ....
5054 — major — initial
5055 — repeat within 30 days
LIPS
Incision
Z503 Biopsy (I.O.P.) 9.70 4
Excision
soil Wedge resection of lip
— vermilion 3 27.80 4
SOlO Wedge resection of lip with plastic repair 3 128.60 4
Z504 Excision of lesion (I.O.P.) 3 31.30 4
5012 Lip shave — vermilionectomy 3 104.30 4
Repair '
5013 Harelip — unilateral 6 180.75 8
5014 Reconstruction with lip switch flap 6 232.90 8
5015 Complex reconstruction or revision of previous
repair (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20) . I.C. I.C.
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
48.70
4
24.30
4
121.70
4
60.80
4
170.30
6
85.20
6
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
403
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code TONGUE S S
Incision
Z505 Biopsy (I.O.P.) 14.60 4
Tongue tie, release of — (I.O.P.)
Zlll infant 7-60
child or adolescent
Z112 — local anaesthetic 7-60
Z113 — general anaesthetic 27.80 4
Excision
S0I8 Glossectoray — partial 6 104.30 8
3019 —complete 6 159.90 8
Z109 Wedge excision of lesion (I.O.P.) 34.80 4
Repair
S020 Glossoplasty 4 76.50 4
Suture
3021 Extensive laceration (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20) 4 I.C. I.C.
Minor laceration — see Skin.
TEETH A.ND GUMS
Incision
Z506 Drainaee of alveolar abscess, general
anaesthetic (I.O.P.) 19.50 4
Elxcision
3023 Extraction of tooth (complete care) — single . . . 10.40 4
E700 — each additional tooth 6.25
3028 Dentigerous cyst 4 27.80 4
3900 Basic units for anaesthesia with any unlisted
dental surgical procedure performed by a
dental or oral surgeon (see page 2:57) I.C.
PALATE AND UVULA
Incision
Z507 Palate abscess (I.O.P.) 19.50 4
S031 Fenestration of palate for radiotherapy 4
Z508 Biopsy of palate (LO.P.) 14.60 4
Excision
Z509 Uvulectoray or biopsy of local lesion (I.O.P.) . . 14.60 4
Repair
3034 Qeft palate 6 184.20 8
To the listed basic uniu for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
404
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Code P.\LATE AND UVULA -Cont'd
S035 Removal of sutures
5032 Bone graft to palate
Closure of fistula
S030 . — anterior alveolar
5033 — palate
SALIVARY GLANDS AND DUCTS
Incision
Z500 Sialolithotomy (I.O. P.)
— local anaesthetic
Z521 — general anaesthetic
Z510 Biopsy (I.O.P.)
Excision
5042 Submaxillary gland
5043 Parotid gland — total (with preservation of
facial nerve)
5044 — total (without preservation of facial
nerve)
5045 — subtotal (with preservation of facial
nerve)
S047 — repeat subtotal (with preservation of facial
nerve)
5046 — subtotal (without preservation of facial
nerve)
Z522 Excision small tumour (I.O.P.)
Repair .^
S049 Plastic repair of duct
Z511 Dilation of duct (I.O.P.)
S057 Submandibular duct relocation
Probing
Z512 Duct (I.O.P.)
PHARYNX, ADENOIDS AND TONSILS
Incision
Z513 Drainage of retropharyngeal, intra-oral or peri-
tonsillar abscess (I.O.P.)
S056 lateral pharyngeal
Z514 Biopsy of pharynx (I.O.P.)
G.P.
Asst.'
Spec.
Anaes.'
S
S
4
6
184.20
8
4
6
86.90
146.00
4
6
34.80
3
59.10
4
3
24.3Cf
4
4
146.00
4
6
347.60
8
6
260. 7U
8
6
295.50
7
6
347.60
7
6
229.40
6
4
24.30
^
4'
114.70
4
17.40
4
6
208.60
6
6.25
24.30 4
86.90 4
18.80 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 405
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.*
4
295.50
8
8
319.80
11
8
431.00
14
4
146.00
4
4
191.20
4
4
208.60
5
4
173.80
4
4
229.40
4
62.60
4
79.70
4
41.70
4
25.00
4
8
184.20
8
Code PHARYNX, .\DENOIDS AND TONSILS - $
Cont'd
ExdsioD
S002 Excision ot parapharyngeal space lesions (with
mobilization of parotid gland if necessary) . .
5067 Pharyngectomy — trans-hyoid or lateral
5068 Pharyngo-laryngeaomy
5058 Branchial — cyst
5059 — sinus
5060 — fistula
5061 Thyroglossal duct, cyst, sinus or fistula
5062 Recurrent procedure
5063 TonsiUectomy — Child 48.70
5064 — Adolescent or adult 62.60
Tonsillectomy and Adenoidectomy — Same
benefits as Tonsillectomy.
5065 Adenoidectomy — Child or .Adult 34.80
Secondary suture following T and A
5066 When haemorrhage occurs after initial
procedure and is treated surgically
Repair
5069 Pharyngoplasty
OESOPHAGUS
Note: For procedures on the Oesophagus, the
following basic units for assistants and
anaesthetists will apply except tf a basic
benefit is listed:
5073 Cervical approach
5074 Thoracic approach
5075 Abdominal approach
Endoscopies d.O.P.)
Z515 Oesophagoscopy, with or without biopsy
Z516 with removal of foreign body
Z517 Oesophagoscopy with injection of
varices — initial
Z518 — subsequent within 30 days
Z519 Oesophagoscopy with dilation
Z520 Oesophago-bronchoscopy with or without
biopsy 69.50
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
6
.0
7
13
7
8
45.20
4
69.50
4
83.40
4
59.10
4
83.40
4
406 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
----■■' ■• ■■' <■■--■ G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code OESOPHAGUS -Cont'd $ S
Z567 Subsequent procedure (within three months
following previous endoscopic procedure) .. . 45.20 6
21399 Oesophagoscopy, gastroscopy with or without ■ ' ' '
duodenoscopy — elective 69.50 4
Z400 — for active bleeding 76.50 4
Z568 Subsequent procedure (within three months
following previous endoscopic procedure) . . . 45.20 4
E702 — with multiple (3 or more) biopsies of
specific lesion, add 9.00
E703 — With snare polypectomy, add 31.30
. Incision ^ . ;;
Oesophagostomy
5084 Cervical — adult 104.30
5085 — neonatal 156.40
5086 Thoracic 156.40
Intrathoracic oesophagus tube
5082 —via laparotomy 208.60
5083 — via oesophagoscope (includes Z519) 156.40
S081 Transoesophageal division of oesophageal
varices including oesophageal anastomosis . . ... 347.60
Excision
5087 Intrathoracic diverticulum 253.70
5088 Crico pharyngeal diveniculum or crico
pharyngeal myotomy 208.60
5089 Paniai oesophageal resection and reconstruction
(including intestinal transposition) 528.35 17
5090 Total thoracic oesophageal resection 444.90 13
E730 with reconstruction, add 264.20 4
Repair
5161 Heller procedure 292.00
SlOO Total thoracic oesophageal myotomy when sole
procedure performed 365.00
0!-
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units tor time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 407
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code OESOPHAGUS - Cont'd S S
5091 Oesophageal hiatus hernia — abdominal or
transthoracic approach with fundal plication 278. 10
5092 — recurrent 347.60
E744 — with eastroolasty, add (to S09I or 5092 or
E742) ....'...'. 55.60
E742 — When S091 or S092 with or without gastroplasty
is done in conjunction with cholecystectomy,
pyloroplasty, pyloromyotomy, enteroenterostomy,
add E742 (to S091 or S092). For any other com-
bination of surgical procedure(s) with oesophageal
hiatus hernia repair, the multiple surger>' rule
applies 104.30
5095 Oesophageal striaure (Thai) — may include
oesophageal hiatus hernia repair with or
without gastroplasty 333.70
5096 Ruptured oesophagus 243.30
5097 Oesophago-gastrostomy 264.20
5098 Oesophageal bypass, leck to abdomen 431.00
Suture
5102 Closure of oesophago-tracheal fistula 319.80
Dilation of Oesophagus (I.O.P.)
(May not be claimed with Z519.)
Z529 Passive (bougie) — initial session 21.90
21530 — repeat session (within three months
following previous dilation) 11.10
Z525 Pneumatic 59.10
Z523 With rigid dilators guided over a string or wire . . 29.50
Z531 Repeal dilations during the same admission .... 16.70
STOMACH
Note: The surgical benefit for treating a bleeding
duodenal or gastric ulcer will be on an I.C.
basis (R992).
Endoscopies (I.O.P.)
21527 Gastroscopy (with or without biopsy or
photography) 45.20 4
Z547 Gastroscopy with removal of foreign body 62.60 4
Z528 Subsequent (within three months following
previous gastroscopy) 38.20 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
6
149.50
7
41.70
2
5
152.90
10
6
121.70
7
408 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIOiNS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code STOMACH -Cont'd $ S
Incision
S 1 1 6 Gastrotomy — with removal oftumouror
foreign body
E731 — with suture of bleeding peptic ulcer, add
3117 Pyloromyotomy (Rarastedt's)
S118 Gastrostomy
E707 — when done with another intra-abdominal
procedure 31.30
Excision
Biopsy — (Incisional)
Z526 — by gastrotomy (I. G.P.)
Z533 — by intubation (I. G.P.)
Gastrectomy
5122 Wedge resection for ulcer
E708 Plus vagotomy, add
E713 After previous panial gastrectomy, add ....
5123 Panial or subtotal — distal
S125 — proximal
E708 Plus vagotomy, add
E709 Plus cholecystectomy, add
E711 After previous gastro-enterostomy, add ....
E712 After previous vagotomy, and pyloroplasty,
add
E713 After previous partial gastrectomy, add ....
5128 Total gastrectomy
E710 — with splenectomy, add
3131 Vagotomy — truncal or selective
5124 — highly selective (as sole procedure without
pyloroplasty or gastroenterostomy) .....
3121 Transabdominal vagotomy after previous
vagotomy
3120 Gastric bypass
Repair
3132 Pyloroplasty
3133 Pyloroplasty and vagotomy
3137 Pyloroplasty or gastroenterostomy plus
vagotomy and cholecystectomy
E721 With choledochotomy, add
3134 Gastroduodenostomy or gastrojejunostomy . . .
E716 Either of above plus vagotomy add
E711 After previous gastroenterostomy, add
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
36.50
17.40
7
170.30
41.70
69.50
7
,
7
316.30
8
7
347.60
41.70
52.10
52.10
52.10
69.50
8
7
455.35
52.10
9
7
184.20
7
7
243.30
7
7
208.60
7
7
312.80
7
7
170.30
7
7
264.20
7
7
316.30
8
59.10
1
7
170.30
86.90
52.10
7
il4J«i'.i^l0'* •
G.P.
Asst.*
Spec.
Anaes."
S
S
59.10
1
5
6
7
146.00
152.90
292.00
6
7
1'
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 409
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Code STONUCH - Cont'd
E721 With choledochotomy, add
Suture
5138 Qosure of gastrostomy or other external fistula
of stomach
5139 Gastrorrhapy (for perforated ulcer or wound) .
5140 Closure of gastrocolic fistula
IntroductioQ
Z534 Gastric Cooling (I.O.P.) — ice water lavage of
stomach 13.90
Z532 Gastric Cooling (I.O.P.)
— oesophagogasiric balloon, with alcohol
coolant continuously recirculated 48.70
INTESTINES (EXCEPT RECTUM)
Endoscopies (I.O.P.)
Z560 Duodenoscopy (not allowed if Z399 performed
on same patient within three months) 59.10
21561 with cannulation c f pancreatic and/or
common bile duct (see also code Z558,
page 186) 125.10
Z749 Subsequent procedure (within three months
following previous endoscopic procedure)
Z555 Colonoscopy — of descending colon
E740 — of transverse colon, add
E741 — of ascending colon, add
E717 — if biopsy (one or more), add
Z535 Signmoidoscopy
Z536 with biopsy
Z524 with anoscopy (separate instrumentation)
Z592 with decompression of volvulus
E746 When Z535, Z536, Z524 or Z592 rendered in
private office, add 1.40
Incision
Enterotomy
5149 Ileostomy 6 184.20 7
5150 Small intestine — including excision of polypi or
biopsy 6 184.20 7
5151 Insertion of feeding enterostomy 6 146.00 7
E737 — when done with another intra-abdominal
procedure 38.20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
45.20
4
69.50
4
19.10
12.20
15.30
19.10
4
23.60
4
20.85
4
26.10
4
410 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
— =' '■ _GP- -^sst.' Sdcc. Anaes.'
Code INTESTINES (EXCEPT RECTUM) -Cont'd
5154 Large intestine — including excision of polypi . .
5155 Colonoscopy with laparotomy
5156 Exteriorization of intestine (Mickulicz)
5157 Colostomy
5158 Caecostomy
5160 Entero-enterostomy
Excision
Z537 Biopsy by intubation (I.O.P.)
5162 Local excision of lesion of intestine
Z750 Resection of exteriorized intestine (I.O.P.) ....
Resection with anastomosis
Small intestine
5164 duodenum
5165 other
Small and large intestine
5166 terminal ileum, caecum and ascending
colon
5167 Large intestine — any portion
5168 Ileostomy, subtotal colectomy
E738 — with Kock ileostomy, add to S168, S169, S170,
S173 or S174
5169 Total colectomy with ileo-rectal anastomosis . . .
5170 Ileostomy plus total colectomy plus abdomino-
perineal resection
E738 — with Kock ileostomy, add
5173 2-Surgeon team — abdominal
5174 — perineal
E718 Bowel resection following previous resection
with anastomosis, or following 5217, 5213,
S214 or 5215. add 69.50
S1S8 Bowel resection without anastomosis (colostomy
and mucous fistula) 6 267.65 6
5189 Intestinal bypass for morbid obesity 7 312.80 8
21570 Fulguration of polyp through colonoscope
(I.O.P.) (May be allowed in addition to
colonoscopy) 26.40 4
E719 - each additional polyp, add — (maximum of 4
additional polyps) 13.20
s
6
6
6
6
6
6
S
184.20
170.30
170.30
184.20
139.00
184.20
7
7
6
6
6
7
6
6
41.70
184.20
38.20
4
7
6
6
6
278.10
260.70
7
7
7
7
7
305.90
305.90
417.10
7
7
7
9
90.40
486.60
9
9
9
566.60
90.40
486 60
139.00
10
10
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 411
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst." Soec. Anaes.*
Code INTESTINES (EXCEPT RECTU>D- Cont'd $ S
Z571 Excision of polyp through colonoscope (I.O.P.)
(may be allowed in addition to colonoscopy) . 79.90 4
E720 — each additional polyp, add — (maximum of 2
additional polyps) '. 40.00
Intestinal Obstructioa — one stage (if staged
procedure, refer to Surgical Preamble,
paragraph (3)).
5175 Without resection 6 232.90 6
5176 With entero-enterostomy 6 288.50 7
5177 With resection 6 340.60 7
S180 With enterotoray 6 260.70 7
3178 Intestinal atresia (newborn) 6 340.60 7
S179 Meconium Ueus 6 340.60 7
Repair
Revision of ileostomy or colostomy
3181 —skin level . . . '. 5 48.70 5
3182 — fuU thickness 6 170.30 6
3192 Revision of Kock ileostomy pouch 6 170.30 6
3193 Revision of standard ileostomy into Kock
ileostomy pouch 6 292.00 7
S183 Caecopexy or sigmoidopexy when sole
procedure performed 5 114.70 6
Suture
3184 Suture of intestine 6 156.40 6
E721 with choledochotomy, add 59.10 1
Qosure of colostomy or enterostomy
3185 — with resection and anastomosis 6 184.20 7
3186 — without reseaion 5 146.00 6
3187 Plication of small intestine for adhesions 6 264.20 7
Note: For division or removal of adhesions only use
3312.
Manipulation (I.O.P.)
Z538 Reduction of prolapse 12.50 4
Z539 Dilation of enterostomy, colostomy, etc 12.50 4
Z540 Intubation of small intestine (therapeutic or
diagnostic) with or without fluoroscopy 29.20
E732 with biopsy, add 9.70
*To the listed basic units for assisunts and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
5
5
5
146.00
132.10
146.00
6
6
6
5
118.20
6
412 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
......,/ -i^.? G.P. Assi.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code MECKEL'S DIVERTICULUM AND THE S S
MESENTERY
^ .. Excision
5194 Meckel's divenicuium
5195 Local excision of lesion
SIlW Resection of mesentery
APPENDIX
Incision
5204 Drainage of abscess
Excision
5205 Appendectomy 5 121.70 6
5206 — with gross perforation and peritonitis .... 5 180.75 6
RECTUM
Incision
Proctotomy
5210 — with exploration 4 41.70 4
5211 — with decompression (imperforate anus) .. 4 41.70 4
5212 — with drainage (perirectal abscess) 4 41.70 4
Excision
Proctectomy
SStl3 Anterior resection or proctosigmoidectomy
' (anastomosis below peritoneal refleaion) . . .
S214 Abdomino-perineal '•esection or pull through . .
Two surgeon team
S^S abdominal surgeon
S2i6 perineal surgeon
S2^f Hartmann procedure
S218 Colon reconstruction following Hartmann
procedure
Z752 Biopsy(s) of rectosigmoid for Hirschsprung's
disease (I.O.P.)
S222 Presacral or trans-sacral proctotomy and
excision of lesion
Z572 Electrocoagulation and/or e.xcision of rectal
carcinoma (I.O.P.)
— initial
Z573 — repeat within 30 days
8
382.40
8
8
469.30
10
8
382.40
139.00
10
8
312.80
9
8
382.40
8
3
41.70
4
4
170.30
6
3
73.00
4
3
41.70
4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
4
4
243.30
146.00
6
4
3
4
6
3
118.20
184.20
278.10
93.85
4
4
8
4
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 413
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code RECTUM -Cont'd $ S
Polyps or tumours of rectum or sigmoid (max.
— 2 polyps any size or technique) (I. G.P.)
Z753 — elearocoagulation — base under 2 cm 12.20 4
Z754 — excision — base under 2 cm 3 41.70 4
2^55 — electrocoagulation or excision base over
2cra 3 73.00 4
Note: For fulguration or excision of tumours through
the colonoscope use codes Z570, Z571.
Repair
5223 Anastomosis of rectum
5224 Proaostomy
Rectal prolapse
5225 Excision of mucus membrane
5226 Perineal repair, major
5227 Abdominal approach
5228 Insenion of Thiersh wire
Suture
5229 Suture of rectum, trauma — external approach 4 118.20 4
Qosure of fistula
S231 Re«o vaginal (any repair) 4 184.20 6
S525 Rectovesical 5 219.00 6
Manipulation (LO.P.)
Z541 Dilation, and/or disi'-joactioo or removal of
foreign body under general anesthetic (when
sole procedure performed) 27.80 4
Z756 Fecal disimpaction — no anaesthetic 17.40
OPERATIONS ON THE ANUS
Note: The benents for excision, ligation, injection of
haemorrhoids and treatment of intra or
perianal condyloma accuminata include
anoscopy.
Endoscopy
2543 Anoscopy (proctoscopy) (LO.P.) 3.50
Incision
Z544 Biopsy (I.O.P 17.40 4
Z545 Thrombosed hacmorThoid(s) (I.O.P.) 13.20 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
414 ^ HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.'
Code OPERATIONS ON THE AxNUS- Cont'd S S
5241 Sphincterotomy 3 34.80 4
5242 — with excision of fissure 3 69.50 4
Excision
5246 Excision of fissure 3 41.70 4
5247 Haemorrhoidectomy, with or without
sigmoidoscopy or repair of fissure 3 107.75 4
Note: Includes dilation/injection of anal sphincter and
removal of anal polyp.
Z565 Complete haemorrhoidectomy using
^ cryotherapy and/or Barron ligaiion(s)
including rectal dilation (I.O.P) 45.20
Z546 Barron ligation(s) (I.O.P.) (not to exceed 6 in
any one year) 13.90
Z566 Banon ligation(s) plus cryotherapy (I.O.P.)
(not to exceed 6 in any one year) 16.70
S249 Local excision for malignancy 3 69,50 4
Z757 Excision of benign anal lesion(s) (I.O.P.) 3 19.80 4
5251 Fistula-in-ano 3 104.30 4
5252 Perineal pull through for imperforate anus .... 3 69.50 4
5253 Transplantation of ectopic anus 7 225.90 7
Introduction
2^75 Haemorrhoid iniections (I.O.P.) (Maximum 6 in
any one year) 13.90
Z576 Injections for anal fissure (I.O.P.) 17.40 4
Repair
5256 Excision of scar, for stenosis 3 55.60 4
5257 Anoplasty, for stenosis 4 146.00 4
S25S Repair of anal sphincter 4 146.00 4
S259 Repair of anal sphincter and ano-rectal ring .... 4 170.30 4
Destruction (I.O.P.)
Z548 Cauterization of fissure 16.70 4
Fulguration of condylomata
21549 — local anaesthetic
Z758 — general anaesthetic 3
Manipulation
Z550 Dilation of anal sphincter (I.O.P.)
5248 Peter Lord procedure (includes sigmoidoscopy - .v- ^.fr>"i:
and dilation of anus)
*To rhe listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
17.00
41.00
4
5.90
4
27.80
4
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 415
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec.. Anaes.'
Code LIVER $ $
Incision
Z554 Biopsv. incisional (I.O.P.)
Z551 Biopsy, needle (I.O.P.)
Excision
Hepatectomy
5269 Local excision of lesion
S275 Panial lobectomy
5270 Left lateral segmental excision (through
falciform ligament)
5271 Extended right lobectomy (through falciform
ligament)
3267 Complete left or right lobectomy (through
gallbladder fossa)
5272 Laparotomy, cholangiogram and biopsy
(neonatal jaundice)
Repair
5273 Marsupialization and/or decompression of
cysi(s) or abscess(es)
E715 — more than three cysts or abscesses, add . . .
BILURY TRACT
Notes: (1) When the common bile duct is examined
during abdominal surgery, no additional
benent over and above the surgical benefit
may be claimed for choledochoscopy or for
cholangiogram.
(2) Biliary tract endoscopy includes examination
of stomach and duodenum (i.e. Z558 or
Z559 may not be claimed with 21561).
(3) No claim should be made for
cholecystectomy with hepatic lobectomy
(S271,'S267).
Z558 Manipulation and/or removal of common bile
duct stones with or without sphincterotomy
(see also code Z561, page 189) 152.90 5
Z559 Subsequent procedure (within three months
following previous endoscopic procedure) . . . 69.50 5
34.80
33.00
4
7
170.30
7
8
292.00
8
12
455.35
12
12
660.40
12
12
660.40
12
6
184.20
6
7
170.30
38.20
7
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
416 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
^^^ ' G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code BILIARY TRACT - Cont'd * S S
Drainage
5233 Percutaneous transhepatic catheter drainage of
obstructed bile ducts, including daily
supervision 132.10
5234 — replacement of catheter in above 24.30
Incisioa
2^42 Intubation ofbile duct for obstruction (I. O. P.) . 34.80
Z562 Biliary duct calculus manipulation and/or
removal via T-tube tract (I.O.P.) — when
sole procedure performed 45.20 7
3278 Cholecysiostomy 7 184.20' 7
S276 Choledochotoray 7 260.70 7
5279 Choledochotomy (previous (more than 30 days)
biliary tract surgery) 7 375.40 8
3280 Transduodenal sphincterotomy and
choledochotomy (previous (more than 30
days) biliary tract surgery) 7 438.00 9
3281 Choledochoduodenostomy or
choledochoenterostomy 7 337.20 9
3282 Cholecystogastrostomy 7 222.50 7
3283 Cholecystoenterostomy 7 222.50 7
3284 Hepatic choledochoenterostomy 9 382.40 9
Excision
3287 Cholecystectomy 208.60 7 250.30 7
E721 — with choledochotomy, add 59.10 1
E722 — with transduodenal sphincterotomy, add . . 83.40 1
3291 Choledochectomy for tumour and
reconstruction 8 424.10 8
Repair
3292 Common dua stricture 7 410.20 10
3293 Biliary duct atresia, infant (see Preamble, Part
B, paragraph 20) 8 I.C. 12
PANCREAS
Z762 Biopsy, needle (I.O.P.) 41.70
Incision
Z577 Biopsy, incisional (I.O.P.) 59.10 7
3297 Drainage of acute pancreatitis or abscess or
marsupialization of cyst(s) .7 170.30 7
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 417
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code PANCREAS -Cont'd S S
Excisioa
Pancreatectomy
S298 Complete with splenectomy 9 590.90 11
S309 Distal — body, tail and splenectomy with or
without anastomosis 9 382.40 11
5300 "Whipple type" procedure 9 556.20 15
5301 Local complete excision of tumour or lesion . 8 243.30 8
Repair
5305 Pancreatic cyst gastrostomy 7 225.90 7
5306 — duodenostomy 8 225.90 8
5307 — jejunostomy 8 225.90 8
S304 Anastomosis of filleted pancreatic duct to
intestine (Puestow) 9 347.60 10
ABDO.MEN. PERITONEUM AND OMENTUM
Notes: (1) When the laparoscope is used as a means of
entrance to perform an intra abdominal
procedure, no extra benefit for laparoscopy
may be claimed.
(2) When an e.xploratory laparotomy is
performed followed by a colostomy through
another incision in the abdomen, the
colostomy should be claimed at 100% and
the laparotomy at 85% of the listed benefit.
Paracentesis (I.O.P.)
Z590 Aspiration for diagnostic sample 12.50
Z591 Aspiration with therapeutic drainage with or
without diagnostic sample
E724 Administration of chemotherapy, add
Z763 Paracentesis with lavage for diagnosis (I.O.P.) .
Incision
Z563 Needle biopsy of peritoneum (I.O.P.)
Z564 Open lavage of peritoneal cavity for diagnosis
without manual exploration of peritoneal
cavity (I.O.P.)
S312 Laparotomy, with or without biopsy (except
biopsies of stomach, liver, pancreas and
multiple para-aortic lymph nodes)
23.60
4
4.90
19.10
4
19.10
38.20
4
6
121.70
6
*To the listed basic units tor assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
418
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.
Code ABDOMEN, PERITONEUM AND OMENTUM -
Cont'd
Note: Use for division or removal of adhesions.
E745 Insertion of tubes and post-operation continuous
peritoneal lavage — when combined with any other
abdominal procedure, add
Note: S312, 5310 may not be claimed with other intra-
abdominal procedures (except for I. G.P.)
S321 Laparotomy for acute trauma
E733 with repair of intestine, single — add
E734 multiple or with resection, add
E735 with splenectomy, add
E723 with repair of lacerated spleen, add
E736 with repair of lacerated liver, add
E739 with repair of diaphragm, add
Peritoneal abcess
3313 Subphrenic
S314 Abdominal
21569 Pelvic abscess, incision drainage — rectal or
vaginal approach (I.O.P.)
Z574 Removal of infected sutures from abdominal
wall or re-exploration of wound for bleeding
— general anaesthetic (I.O.P.)
531 1 Umbilical vein intra-abdominal dissection and
catheterization (for newborn see pgSZ) ■ ■ ■ •
S320 Insertion of antabuse into abdominal wall
Insertion of peritoneo — jugular shunt for
ascites
3203 — primary
3209 — revision within 30 days
Excision '
3316 Excision of full thickness abdominal wall tumour
and primary closure (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
3317 Umbilectomy — plastic
5318 Paimiculectomy/lipectomy (requires O.H.I.P.
authorization (see Surgical Preamble,
oaragraoh C17))
5319 Mesenteric cyst
Soec. Anaes.
48.70
6
156.40
6
73.00
97.30
2
146.00
2
69.50
t
97.30
2
59.10
7
184.20
7
6
118.20
6
59.10
45.20
114.70
27.80
146.00 7
97.30 7
I.e.
6
41.70
4
2J2.00
6
163.40
6
*To the listed baaic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 419
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.*
Code ABDOMEN, PERTTONEUM AND OMENTUM - S S
Cont'd
Endoscopy
Peritoneoscopy or laparoscopy (I.O.P.)
Z552 — without biopsy ! '. 48.70 59.10 6
Z553 — with biopsy and/or lysis of adhesions
and/or removal of foreign body 62.60 76.50 6
Repair
5325 Omentopexy, sole operative procedure 6 118.20 6
Herniotomy
Inguinal or femoral — single
5326 — infants and children, with or without
hydrocoele repair 4 128.60 4
3324 —adolescents and adults 121.70 4 146.00 4
E727 Hydrocoele repair, add to 5324. 5329, 5330 or
5331 — not applicable to infants or children . 31.30
5328 Unilateral with exploration of other side, infants
and chUdren 4 170.30 4
Strangulated or incarcerated
5329 — without resection of bowel 4 191.20 4
5330 —with resection of bowel 6 340.60 7
5331 Inguinal and femoral same side 4 194.65 4
5332 Umbilical — Adolescent or .-'dult 121.70 4 152.90 4
5333 — Child (operative) 4 114.70 4
Omphalocoele and gastrochisis
5334 — one stage repair ^ 184.20 7
Multiple staged repair
5335 (a) Gross method or 5ilon mesh 7 184.20 7
5336 (b) Second stage repair (completion of
abdominal wall closure) 7 184.20 7
Diaphragmatic/morgagni, other than
oesophageal hernia
5337 One stage procedure — trans-abdominal .... 7 250.30 9
5338 Trans-thoracic 9 250.30 13
5339 Second stage and abdominal closure 4 146.00 9
5340 Ventral — post-operative 146.00 6 184.20 6
5344 Massive incisional hernia 6 208.60 6
E725 Recurrent — all types, excepting diaphragmatic,
add 34.80 2 45.20 2
£726 Repeat recurrent inguinal hernia (more than 2
repairs), add to 5324, 5326, S329, S330 or
S331 2 79.90 2
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
420 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code ABDOMEN, PERITONEUM AxND OMENTUM - S S
Cont'd
5342 Epigastric 4 118.20 4
Suture
5343 Secondary closure for evisceration (when sole
abdominal operative procedure) 6 139.00 6
..^.i-
rp^
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 421
SURGIC.\L PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENTTAL SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URINARY SYSTEM
G.P. Assi.' Spec. Anaes.
Code KIDNT:Y AND PEREVEPHRIUM
45.20
4
7
159.90
7
7
104.30
7
Notes: (1) No additional claim ^houid be made for
nephroscopy when done ai the time of
pyelolithotomy or nephrolithotomy.
(2) In a routine surgical approach to the kidney
and related procedures, no additional claim
should be made for rib resection carried out
for access purposes.
Incision
Z601 Renal biopsy(s), unilateral, needle (I.O.P.) . . .
3401 Drainage of kidney abscess
5402 Drainage of perinephric abscess
5403 Exploration of renal and peri-renal tissues (with
orwithout biopsy or unroofing of cyst) 7 173.80 7
Note: Use 5403 for open renal biopsy. May not be
claimed in addition to nephreaomy.
Nephrotomy
5404 — with drainage — nephrostomy — when
sole operative procedure 7 173.80 7
5405 — with removal of calculus 7 229.40 7
Z600 — change of nephrostomy tube (I.O.P.) .... 16.30
5406 Transeaion of aberrant renal vessels — sole
operative procedure 7 184.20 7
5407 P>'elotomy — with drainage 7 184.20 7
5408 — vith removal of calculus 7 212.00 7
5409 — with diversion oi uruie 7 225.90 7
Excision
5410 Calycectomy with diversion of urine 7 243.30 7
5411 Panial or hemi-nephrcctomy 7 260.70 7
5423 Panial or hemi-nephrectomy with total
uretereaomy 7 281.55 7
'To the listed basic umts for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
422 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URINARY SYSTEM
Code KIDNEY .AND PERLNEPHRIUM - Cont'd
Nephrectomy
5412 — ectopic kidney
5413 — lumbar
5414 — secondary (previous surgery on same
kidney)
5415 — transperitoneal
5416 — thoraco-abdominal or radical
nephrectomy
5417 — with gland dissection
5418 — with incision and repair of inferior vena
cava for removal of tumour thrombus
'" -■■ (see Preamble, Pan B, paragraph 20) . .
5419 Nephro-ureterectomy, total, without resection
of uretero-vesical junction
3420 Nephro-ureterectomy, total, with resection of
uretero-vesical junction
S421 Excision of stenosed renal artery with
reimplanation or homograft
G.P. Asst.'
Spec.
Anaes.'
S
S
7
225.90
7
7
225.90
7
7
250.30
7
7
250.30
7
9
326.70
13
9
340.60
13
I.e.
I.e.
I.e.
7
250.30
10
7
285.00
10
7
375.40
15
7
250.30
7
7
184.20
7
Repair
S422 Pyeloplasty (with or without nephropexy)
S426 Nephropexy — when sole operative procedure .
5428 Symphysiotomy, for horseshoe kidney with or
without nephropexy and associated
procedures 7 212,00
Suture
5429 Ruptured or lacerated kidney — repair or
removal
5430 Removal of staghom calculus filling renal pelvis
and calyces to include x-ray control
E752 — when kidney has previously been operated
upon, add
Extra Renal Procedures
5431 E.\cision of retroperitoneal tumour
5432 Exploration retroperitoneal tumour
5433 Sacro-coccygeal teratoma
7
212.00
7
7
312.80
40.70
9
7
7
6
184.20
128.60
212.00
7
7
6
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 423
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENTTAL SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URLNARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code KIDNEY .\ND PERINEPHRIUM - Cont'd S S
Renal Transplanation Procedures:
(submit on recipient's claim)
These benefits do not include imrauno-
suppresive therapy which is on a "fee for
service" basis.
5435 Kidney transplant (surgical team benefit) 472.70 13
5436 Donor nephrectomy — surgical team benefit,
unilateral or bilateral 7 225.90 8
E753 — live donor, add 34.80
Note: For nephrological components of the above, see
Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures.
5437 Renal autotransplantation 427.50 10
URETER
Endoscopic Procedures
S470 Cystoscopy with manipulation and/or removal of
calculus and retrograde pyelogram if
required
Incision
5442 Peri-ureteral abscess
Ureterotomy, abdominal or vaginal exploratory
or for drainage
5443 — upper 2/3
5444 —lower 1/3
with removal of calculus
5445 —upper 2/3
5446 — lower 1/3
where ureter has been previously opened
5447 — upper 2/3 '.
SMS — lower 1/3
Excision
$449 Uretereaomy — including uretero-vesical
junction
5450 —other
Repair
5451 Uretero-vesical anastomosis or re-implantation
unilateral
356 1 Re-implantation of ureter with extensive
tapering (see Preamble, Pan B, paragraph
20) 6 I.C. 8
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
114.70
4
6
104.30
6
6
6
128.60
184.20
6
6
6
6
180.75
229.40
6
6
6
6
212.00
250.30
6
6
6
6
212.00
159.90
7
7
6
212.00
8
S
6
229.40
8
6
375.40
9
9
601.30
15
424 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URLNARY SYSTEM
G.P. .Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code URETER - Cont'd , S
5562 Bifid ureter
S452 Uretero-ileal conduit
3453 Uretero-ileai conduit with total cystectomy ....
S454 Uretero-ileal conduit with ureterectomy and
ileal replacement 6 427.50
Uretero-intestinal anastomosis or transplant
$455 — unilateral
5462 — bilateral
5456 — bilateral with cystectomy, one stage
5457 Uretero-ureterostomy
5458 Ureterostomy — cutaneous — unilateral
5463 — with lower third ureterotomy
5459 Uretero-vaginal fistula
5460 Ureterolysis tor peri-ureteral fibrosis unilateral
5461 Ureteroplasty (Hutch) — unilateral
5427 Bladder flap (Baori) — to include re-
implantation of ureter 6 239.80
Suture
Spontaneous or traumatic rupture or transection
5465 — immediate — upper 212
5466 — lower 1/3
5467 — late repair — upper 2/3
5468 — lower 1/3
BLADDER '
Note: (1) No extra claim may be made for EUA when
done at the time of cystoscopy.
(2) Visit benefits only, as applicable, may be
claimed for changing a suprapubic tube.
(3) No additional claim should be made for
suprapubic cystotomy when performed in the
routine course of gynaecological surgery.
Endoscopy — Cystoscopy
Diagnostic Procedures (I.O.P.)
Z606 Diagnostic with or without urethroscopy
(Panendoscopy) 36.15
6
159.90
6
6
212.00
6
9
462.30
13
6
267.65
8
6
128.60
6
6
184.20
6
6
274.60
6
6
212.00
6
6
159.90
6
6
184.20
6
6
212.00
6
6
212.00
6
6
232.90
7
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 425
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URINARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Sdcc. Anaes.
Code BL.\DDER- Cont'd S S
Z607 Repeat within 30 days 16.30
Z608 With catheterization of ureters with or without
hydrodistension of the bladder, brush biopsy
of renal pelvis or ureter, collection of ureteral
specimens, intravenous function test and
retrograde injection of opaque media and
calibration and/or dilation of the ureter (e.g.
split function, Howard's test or retrograde
pyelogram)
— one or both sides
Z610 With transurethral biopsy
Z612 With manometry (to include urethral pressure
profile if required)
Z613 With meatotomy or internal urethrotomy
Z614 With meatotomy and retrograde pyelogram . . .
Z615 With needle biopsy of prostate
Therapeutic Procedures
5492 With electrocoagulation — tumour(s)
5493 — Hunner ulcer
With excision of tumour or tumours including
base and adjacent muscles and
electrocoagulation if necessary
5494 Single tumour 1 to 2 cm. diameter
5495 Single tumour over 2 cm. diameter
5496 Multiple tumours
5497 With resection bladder neck, female
5498 With reseaion bladder neck, male
5499 With electro surgical ureteral meatotomy
5500 With removal foreign body or calculus
5501 With removal of ureteric catheter
E751 With insertion of radioactive substance, in
addition to associated procedures (Z606 to
5500)
5502 With evacuation of bladder clots and control of
haemoahage (longer than 72 hours post-op) .
43.80
4
48.70
4
41.70
4
40.00
4
48.70
4
52.10
4
55.60
4
55.60
4
132.10
4
212.00
4
212.00
4
83.40
4
159.90
5
83.40
4
83.40
4
36.15
4
26.80
41.70
4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
426 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENTTAL SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URINARY SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code BLADDER -Cont'd S S
Note: Z608 to 5500 — "with" means the listed benefit
includes the cystoscopy.
Introduction (I.O.P.)
Catheterization: acute retention, change of
retention catheter or instillation of
medication
Z602 —office 4.20
Z603 —home 7.60
U.V.C. — hospital visit fees
U.V.C. — change of suprapubic tube visit fees
Incision
Z605 Aspiration (I.O.P.) 5.90
5478 Cystotomy or cystostomy (see Note (3) above) . 5 104.30 5
5479 Cystotomy or cystostomy and electrocoagulation
of tumour 5 159.90 5
5480 Cystotomy with trochar and cannula and
insenion of tube 41.70 5
E750 — when done in conjunction with another
procedure, add 12.50
5481 Cystolithotomy — when sole operative
procedure 5 128.60 5
5476 Cutaneous vesicostomy 5 ''12.00 5
5477 Reduction cystopiasty (bladder plication) 5 173.80 5
Excision
Cystectomy
5482 Partial for tumour or diverticulum (single or
multiple)
5483 — with re-implantation of ureter
5490 — with re-impianation of ureters
5484 Complete cystectomy, without transplant
5485 — with uretero-intestinal transplant
5453 — with uretero-ileal conduit
5471 Excision of urachal cyst or sinus with or without
umbilical hernia repair
5487 Excision of urachus, repair of bladder and
diversion of urine
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
6
184.20
6
6
267.65
7
6
351.10
7
6
298.90
10
8
462.30
13
9
601.30
15
6
142.50
6
6
142.50
6
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
427
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGEMT.\L SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URINARY SYSTEM
Code BLADDER - Cont'd
5488 Extrophy-excision of bladder and repair of
abdominal wall, inclusive of graft
5489 — above including bilateral
ureterosigmoidostomy
S491 Plastic repair of extrophy using bladder and
including skin flaps
Repair
5512 Repair of ruptured bladder
5513 Cystoplasty, using intestine
Plastic repair of bladder neck
3518 —child
5519 — adolescent or adult
5520 With diveniculeciomy
G.P.
Asst.'
Soec.
.Anaes.'
S
S
6
104.30
6
6
316.30
6
6
316.30
6
5
8
159.90
316.30
6
9
5
5
5
159.90
212.00
267.65
5
5
7
5521
5522
5523
5524
Note:
5525
Note:
Z617
Z618
5547
Destruction
Litholapaxy and removal of fragments
Suture
Closure of fistula
External, suprapubic
Vesico-vaginal — vaginal aof roach
— traiisvesicai approach —
with or without omental flap
See also S734, S711 on page 209.
Vesico-rectai or vesico-sigmoid
URETHRA
No claim should be made for pre-cystoscopy
dilation of the male urethra unless urethral
stricture is the primary diagnosis. No claim
should be made for dilation of the female
urethra when done at the same time as
cystoscopy.
Endoscopy
Urethroscopy — diagnostic (I. G.P.)
— with biopsy (I.O.P.)
Removal of foreign boby or calculus
104.30
4
128.60
4
4
215.50
6
5
225.90
6
5
219.00
6
16.30 4
38.20 4
83.40 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
428
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENIT.\L SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URINARY SYSTEM
Code
Z616
S530
3532
S531
Z604
S533
3534
Z609
3536
3537
3541
3542
3543
3544
3548
3549
3546
Note:
3559
3560
3563
3545
3550
3558
3535
G.P. Asst.
URETHRA -Cont'd S
Incision
BioDsv of urethra (without endoscopy)
(I.6.P.) .'
Urethrotomy — external 3
— transurethral (visual) 3
Urethrostomy - 3
Meaiotomy and plastic repair (I.O.P.)
For extravasation of urine with multiple
drainage 3
— above with external urethrotomy or
cystotomy 3
Peri-urethrai abscess (I.O.P.)
Excision
Caruncle 3
Urethral papilloma, single or multiple
Diverticulectomy — male or female 3
Posterior urethral valve 4
Prolapse urethra, excision 3
Urethrectoray — radical 4
Repair
Urethral sling 4
Retropubic urethropexy (e.g. Marshall
Marcheai, Burch) for stress incontinence —
primary procedure 121.70 4
— repeat procedure for failed retropubic or
vaginal surgery for stress incontinence ... 4
See also S731-S733, page 209.
Prosthetic procedure for urinary incontinence
(e.g. Kaurfman, Rosen type, etc.) 3
— where perineum has been previously
operated on for incontinence 3
— removal of perineal incontinence
prosthesis 3
Urethroplasty
1st stage —
— posterior 4
— anterior 4
2nd stage — 4
One stage repair (to include skin graft if
necessary 4
Soec. Anaes.
11.10
4
104.30
4
159.90
4
104.30
4
14.90
4
104.30
159.90
4
14.90
4
41.70
4
41.70
4
128.60
4
128.60
4
41.70
4
104.30
4
184.20 4
149.50 5
173.80 6
184.20 5
212.12 5
69.50 4
184.20 6
139.00 4
111.20 4
184.20 6
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 429
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE UROGENITAL SYSTEM
OPERATIONS ON THE URINARY SYSTEM
Code URETHRA - Cont'd
Suture
S551 Rupture . anterior urethra (diversion of urine
extra)
3552 Posterior urethra — immediate repair
5553 — late repair
Fistula
5554 Penile urethra (diversion of urine extra) ...
5555 Perineal urethra
5556 Reao-urethral with diversion, colostomy and
closure of colostomy
Destruction
5557 Ureihro-vesicolysis — when sole operative
procedure
S564 Transurethral incision or resection of external
sphincter (when sole operative procedure; .
Manipulation (I.O.P.)
Dilation of stricture, male (Passage of Sounds)
Z621 — local anaesthetic
Z619 — general anaesthetic
Z522 Dilation of urethra, female
Z620 — under general anaesthetic
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.
4
83.40
4
4
212.00
4
4
267.65
5
45.20
4
4
159.90
4
6
267.65
7
3
104.30
4
159.90
4
4.90
25.00
4
2.25
20.20
4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
430 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.*
6.95
10.40
4
13.90
4
16.70
24.30
4
41.70
4
11.80
4
83.40
4
212.00
5
267.65
7
17.00
41.00
4
100.80
4
Code PENIS S
Incision — Silt of prepuce (complete care)
8567 Newborn
3568 Infant
5569 Adult or child
Excision
5570 Circumcision — newborn (complete care)
5571 — infant
5572 — adult or child 3
Z702 Biopsy (I.O.P.)
Amputation
5574 Partial 4
5575 Panial with inguinal glands 1 or 2 stages .... 4
5576 Radical with inguinal and femoral glands 1 or
2 stages 6
Z701 Condylomata (I.O.P)
— local anaesthetic
Z767 — general anaesthetic
5599 Excision plaque for Peyronies disease 4
— where grafting is necessary, add
appropriate skin graft benefit.
Repair
5577 Epispadias 3 159.90
Hypospadias -^
5578 One stage repair 4
5579 Chordee repair 4
5580 Plastic reconstruction, urethra 4
5581 Closure urethro-cutaneous fistula
5597 Penile prosthesis for impotence 4
R827 Creation of A.V. fistula, (Saphena-Cavemosa
shunt) 4 146.00
TESTIS
Incision
Z703 Abscess (I.O.P.)
Z7C4 Biopsy (I.O.P.) — single
Z705 — bilateral
Z706 — with vasography (see also page 72)
5589 Orchideaomy — unilateral 3
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
159.90
4
104.30
4
159.90
4
45.20
4
159.90
4
26.80
4
26.80
4
40.10
4
55.60
4
83.40
4
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 431
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE .MALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.'
Spec.
Anaes.
S
267.65
8
111.20
4
159.90
4
26.80
4
128.60
4
111.20
4
83.40
4
83.40
4
Code TESTIS - Cont'd S
5590 Radical removal lymph nodes for testicular
tumour 6
S598 Radical orchidectomy for malignancy
— unilateral 3
Repair
5591 Orchidopexy, any type, one or two stages to
include hernia repair where required 4
5592 — second stage (Torek) repair
5593 Exploration for undescended testicle, without
orchidope.xy 4
3594 Reduaion of torsion of testis or appendix testis
and repair 3
5595 Ruptured testicle 3
5596 Insenion of testicular prosthesis 3
EPIDIDYMIS
Incision
Z707 Abscess (I.O.P.) 26.80 4
Excision
5601 Sperraatocoele or spermatic granuloma 3 83.40 4
5602 Epididymeaomy — unilateral 3 83.40 4
Repair
S606 Anastomosis Epididymovasostomy
— unilateral 3 83.40 4
TUNICA VAGINALIS
Incision
Z708 Hydrocoele aspiration (I.O.P.) 7.60
E.xcision
S611 Hydrocoele — unilateral 4 83.40 4
Note: When done with hernia repair use E727.
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
432 HEALTH INSURANCE
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MALE GENFTAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.^
Code SCROTUM S
Incision
Abscessorhaematocoele (I.O.P.) v;
Z709 — local anaesthetic
Z768 — general anaesthetic
3616 — and exploration — unilateral 3
Excision
5618 Resection of scrotum 3
Suture
5619 Trauma — laceration — depending on extent ._ . ;,
and complications (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20)
VAS DEFERENS
Incision
Z710 Vasography (I.O.P.)
Repair
5624 Anastomosis, unilateral 3
5625 — including biopsy and vasography 3
Suture r -
5626 Ligation — uni or bilateral (vasectomy) 3
SPERMATIC CORD
Excision
5630 Hydrocoele — single 3
Note: When done with hernia repair use E727.
5631 Varicocoele (abdominal or scrotal approach) ^ .
— single 3
SEMINAL VESICLES, ,
Incision ' '""
Z711 Abscess (I.O.P.)
Excision
S636 Vesiculectomy 3
Reg. 452
Soec. Anaes.
9.70
26.10
4
41.70
4
04.30
4
LC. I.e.
26.80 4
104.30 4
128.60 4
52.10 4
83.40 4
83.40 4
55.60 4
267.65 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 433
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE MALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Sdcc. Anaes.
37.50
4
3
43.10
d
3
104.30
4
4
212.00
4
4
212.00
4
Code PROST.\TE S
Note: A T.U.R. followed within 10 days by a bilateral
orchidectomy because of carcinoma of the
prostate should be claimed in accordance
with paragraph (3) of the Surgical Preamble.
Incisioa
Z712 Biopsy, needle (I.O.P.)
Z713 — with drainage abscess (I.O.P.)
5644 Biopsy, perineal, open operation
Removal of calculus (with or without biopsy)
5642 — perineal
5643 — retropubic
Excision
Prostatectomy (not to include investigative
cystoscopy) but to include vasectomy when
indicated.
5645 Perineal
5646 Perineal with vesiculectomy
Suprapubic (with or without removal of
bladder calculi)
5647 — one stage
5648 — two stages — 1st stage
5649 — 2nd stage
Retropubic (with or without removal of
bladder calculi)
5650 — simple
865 1 — radical
S641 Transpubic total prostatovesiculectomy with
pelvic lymph node dissertion (includes
laparotomy when necessary)
S652 Staging pelvic lymphadenectomy for prostatic
cancer
Endoscopy (cystoscopy included.)
S655 Transurethral resection of prostate (no
additional benefit for cystoscopy, meatotomy,
dilatation of stricture, internal urethrotomy
or vasectomy when done at the same time) . . 236.40 5
S654 Transurethral resection of prostate for residual
or regrowth of tissue within one year of
previous prostatectomy by same surgeon .... 152.90 5
3656 Transurethral drainage of abscess, complete
care 41.70 5
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
6
8
215.50
326.70
6
11
5
5
5
225.90
104.30
128.60
5
5
5
5
5
225.90
347.60
5
5
8
427.50
11
7
156.40
7
434 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst." Soec. Anaes.*
Code VLT.VA AiND INTROrrUS S S
Preamble
'(1) In composite operations such as anterior and poste-
rior repair and D. & C. or anterior and posterior re-
pair and cauterization of cervix and biopsy, the
benefit shall, unless otherwise mentioned below, be
that of the major procedures.
(2) If a D & C is part of the normal procedure carried
out by the surgeon prior to other gynaecological
surgery, no extra benefit should be claimed for the
D & C. If the D & C is done because of disease or
for therapeutic reasons prior to other gynaecologi-
cal surgery, the D & C should be claimed at 85% of
the listed benefit in keeping with paragraph (3) of >■
the Surgical Preamble.
(3) If culdoscopy is performed as part of a sterilization
procedure, no extra claim should be made for the
culdoscopy.
Incision
S700 Hymenoiomy 17.40 4
Abscess of vulva, Bartholin or Skene's gland
(I.O.P.) — incision and drainage
Z714 — local anaesthetic 9.70
Z715 — general anaesthetic 3 25.70 4
Z716 Marsupialization of Banholin's cvst or abscess
(I.O.P.) (includes Z714 or Z7i5) 3 34.80 4
Z717 Perineotomy (I.O.P.) 9.70
Excision
Biopsy(s) — when sole procedure (I.O.P.)
Z774 — local anaesthetic 11.10
Z775 — general anaesthetic 3 25.70 4
S707 Hymenectomy (with or without perineotomy) . . 24.30 4
S706 Cyst of Bartholin's gland 3 62.60 4
Condylomata — single or multiple (I.O.P.)
Z733 Chemical — single 3.30
Z734 —two 4.90
Z735 — three or more 8.00
Surgical excision or electrodessication
Z736 — local anaesthetic 16.70
Z769 — general anaesthetic 40.30 4
Z737 Cryosurgery — initial or subsequent treatment . 5.90
*To the listed basic units for ^sistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
435
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code VULVA AM) INTROrrUS - Cont'd S S
Vulvectomy
5703 Simple — panial 4
5704 Radical — without gland dissection 6
E850 — with bilateral femoral node gland
dissection with or without skin graft.
add
E851 — with bilateral common iliac gland
dissection with or without skin graft,
add
Repair
S708 Ndn obstetrical injury to vulva and/or vagina,
and/or perineum (see Preamble, Part B,
paragraph 20) LC.
5705 Ligation — of varicose vein of labia 24.30
132.10 4
219.00 6
114.70 4
159.90 5
I.e.
VAGINA
S712
S713
Z579
2:580
Z728
U.V.C.
Z722
Z723
5715
5742
5702
5716
5717
5718
5719
Incisioor
Culdotomy, drainage or needle puncture
Culdotomy, incision and exploration
Culdoscopy (I.O.P.)
with biopsy
Incision and drainage of cyst, abscess or
haematoma
Vaginal insufflation
Excision
Biopsy(s) — when sole procedure (I.O.P.)
— local anaesthetic
-»- general anaesthetic
Excision of cyst(s), or benign tumour(s)
Colpectomy — e.g., for carcinoma
Excision of congenital vaginal septum
Repair
Anterior or posterior repair 83.40
Anterior and posterior repair 135.60
Anterior, posterior repair and repair of
enterocoele and/or vault proplapsc
Posterior repair and repair of enterocoele and/or
vault prolapse
3
24.30
62.60
55.60
73.00
4
4
4
4
15.70
visit fees
4
3
4
3
11.10
25.70
62.60
219.00
62.60
4
4
6
4
4
4
104.30
166.80
5
5
4
191.20
5
4
166.80
5
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
436
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P.
Code VAGINA - Cont'd S
5723 Posterior repair and repair of anal sphincter . . .
5720 Anterior repair (with or without posterior
repair) and repair of uterine prolapse
(Fothergill or Watkin's interposition)
5721 Anterior, posterior repair with excision of
cervical stump ^ . .
5722 Post hysterectomy vault prolapse and/or
enterocoele — vaginal or abdominal
approach
5724 Perineorrhaphy
Note: May not be claimed with delivery or with other
vaginal surgery procedures.
5725 Colpocieisis (Le Fort or modification)
5726 Construction of artificial vagina (see Preamble,
Part B, paragraph 20)
Closure of fistula
5523 Vesico-vaginal — single surgeon
S734 — two surgeons — vaginal surgeon
S711 — abdominal surgeon
Note: See also S524, page 199.
5231 Recto-vaginal (any repair)
5729 Uretero-vaginal
5709 Urethro-vaginal
5730 Urethral caruncle or prolapse of mucosa
Retropubic urethropexy for stress incontinence
5549 — primary procedure 121.70
— following previous failed procedure
5546 — repeat primary procedure
— combined abdominal-vaginal procedure
5731 — one surgeon
5732 — two surgeons — vaginal surgeon . . .
5733 — abdominal surgeon .
Manipulation
Examination and/or dilatation — when sole
procedure
Z718 General anesthetic (I.O.P.) 20.85
Note: Removal of LU.D.*imder g.a.; use Z718.
U.V.C. Removal of I.U.D. without g.a
.A.sst.* Soec. Anaes.*
128.60
4
198.10
5
4
198.10
6
4
198.10
6
3
41.70
4
156.40
I.e.
4
4
215.50
163.40
163.40
6
6
4
6
4
184.20
274.60
104.30
41.70
6
6
4
4
4
149.50
5
4
173.80
6
6
6
243.30
111.20
191.20
7
7
25.70 4
visit fees
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (sec preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 437
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.'
Code CERVIX LTERI S S
Endoscopy
Z730 Colposcopy (screening) (I.O.P.) 4.90
Z731 Initial investigation ot abnormal cytology under
colposcopic technique (to include biopsies
and curening) (I.O.P.) 19.10
Cauterization (I.O.P.)
U.V.C. Chemical visit fees
Z732 Cryotherapy 8.00
Z724 Electrocautery 4.00
Z725 Dilatation and cauterization under general
anaesthesia , . . 25.70 4
Conization
Knife conization
S744 — without diagnostic curettage (residual
stump) 62.60 4
S756 — with diagnostic curettage 3 93.85 4
Z729 Cryoconization, electroconization or CO2 laser
therapy with or without curettage — for
premalignant lesion (moderate or severe
dysplasia or carcinoma in situ) previously
proven by biopsy (I.O.P.) .' 20.35 4
Excision
Z720 Biopsy — with or without fuleurizotion
(I.O.P.) "
5765 Amputation of cervuc
5766 Cervical stump — abdominal
3767 — vaginal
Note: Excision of cervical polyp(s) under general
anaesthesia, use Z720.
U.V.C. Cervical polyp without g.a
Repair
S774 Tracheloplasty for incompetent cervix
S750 Trachelorrhaphy (plastic repair of cervix) — not
immediately following delivery
8.00 4
4
104.30 4
6
139.00 6
4
139.00 4
visit fees
3
41.70 4
3
41.70 4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units tor time spent (see preamble).
438 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE FEMALE GENITAL SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.'
Code CORPUS UTERI S S
Endoscopy (LO.P.)
Z583 Hysteroscopy 29.20
Z584 — with biopsy : 36.50
Z585 — with cannulization of tubes 48.70
Incision and Excision
Z719 Endometrial biopsy — suction or curette —
endometrial cytology — wash or brush
(LO.P.) 8.00
Z581 Office endometrial curettage (LO.P.) 19.10
Z770 Dilatation and curenage — incomplete abortion
(LO.P.) 26.10 29.50 4
5754 Diagnostic curettage (with or without
cauterization, biopsy of cervix, removal of
polypi, Rubin's test or
hysterosalpingography) 45.20 52.10 4
Intracavitary application of radium or sealed
sources including D.&C. carried out at same
time as application (to include consultation
fee)
S753 — first application 86.90 4
5755 — repeat application (within 30 days) 48.70 4
S764 Myomectomy 6 156.40 6
Hysterectomy (with or without adnexa)
5757 Total — abdominal or vaginal ... 173.80 6 219.00 6
5758 — with anterior and posterior vaginal repair includ-
ing enterocoele and/or vault prolapse 6 298.90 6
5759 — with anterior or posterior vaginal repair
including enterocoele and/or vault
prolapse 6 271.10 6
S710 — with omentectoray for malignancy 6 243.30 6
5760 Partial or subtotal 6 166.80 6
5761 — with anterior and posterior vaginal repair . 6 219.00 6
5762 — with anterior or posterior vaginal repair .. 6 191.20 6
5768 — with total omentectomy 6 191.20 6
5769 Radical (Schauta) — vaginal 8 316.30 8
5763 Radical (Wertheim's) 8 344.10 8
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 439
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE FEMALE GENIT.\L SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.*
Code CORPUS UTERI -Cont'd S S
Repair
S771 Hysteropexy (uterine suspension) 104.30 6 128.60 6
3772 — with anterior and posterior vaginal repair . 6 191.20 6
5771 — with anterior or posterior vaginal repair . . 6 156.40 6
Hystero plasty
S779 Excision of septum (Strassman) 6 166.80 6
5775 Unification of double uterus 4 215.50 4
5776 Uterine inversion, manual 59.10 4
5777 Uterine inversion, operative 4 166.80 6
5778 Presacral neurectomy (with or without ovarian
neurectomy) 6 166.80 6
FALLOPIAN TL'BE
Excisioa, Suture or Repair
S738 Salpingectomy and salpingo-oophorectomy (uni
or bilateral) 135.60 6 166.80 6
5741 Ligation, cauterization or removal of tubes by
abdominal or vaginal approach, including
laparoscopy, culdoscopy, or hysteroscopy —
for sterilization (any method) 6 79.90 6
Tubal plastic operation
5735 Fimbriolysis — unilateral 6 118.20 6
5736 Salpingostomy — unilateral 6 166.80 6
5737 Hysterosalpingostomy (anastomosis of tubes
to uterus) 6 219.00 6
S740 Resection of portion of tubes and
re-anastomosis 6 219.00 6
OVARY
Excisioa (unilateral or bilateral)
5780 Biopsy of ovaries by laparotomy 5 118.20
5781 Wedge resection of ovaries (e.g.
Stein-Leventhal)
5745 Oophorectomy 135.60
5782 Oophoreaomy with total omentectomy
5746 Oophorocystectomy 135.60
5747 Para ovarian cystectomy
5
132.10
6
6
166.80
6
6
191.20
6
6
166.80
6
6
166.80
6
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
440 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE ENDOCRINE SYSTEM
'•• G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code THYROID GLAND S S
Incision
Z726 Aspiration, thyroid cyst (I.O.P.) 14.60
Z727 Percutaneous silicone core needle biopsy,
(I.O.P.) 29.20 6
Z771 Aspiration biopsy, thyroid gland or nodule fine
needle method (I.O.P.) 14.60
S786 Abscess, complete care 41.70 4
Excision
Biopsy
3787 Surgical 4 104.30 6
Thyroidectomy
5788 Total
5789 Subtotal
5790 Hemi
5791 Excision of solitary nodule
P.\RATHYR01D, THYMUS AND ADRENAL
GLANDS
Excision
5795 Exploration and/or removal, parathyroids or
parathyroid tumour ,
5796 — if requiring splitting of sternum
5797 Thymectomy
Adrenalectomy or exploration
5798 — unilateral
5799 — bilateral, with or without oophorectomy . .
5800 Adrenalectomy — unilateral for
Pheochromocytoma
Z772 Thymus transplant (I.O.P.)
6
305.90
8
6
243.30
7
6
180.75
7
6
149.50
6
6
305.90
8
10
330.20
13
10
309.40
13
10
225.90
10
10
347.60
11
10
292.00
13
41.70
4
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 441
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.' Spec. Anaes.*
Code S S
NlOO Hypothermia — when employed, basic units for
any procedure on nervous system 25
BRAIN
Astrocytoma, oligodendroglioma, glioblastoma
or metastatic tumour
Craniotomy plus excision
N103 — supratentorial
N151 — infratentorial
N152 Craniotomy plus lobectomy
E901 Microsurgical removal add
Meningioma and other tumourous lesions
Craniotomy plus excision
N102 — supratentorial
N153 — infratentorial plus basal
E901 Microsurgical removal add
E902 Lesion greater than 4 cm diameter add
E903 Team fee for acoustic neuroma add
Intracranial aneurism repair
N105 Carotid circulation
N154 Vertebrobasilar circulation (including
aneurism of vein of Gaien)
E901 Microsurgical approach add
Cerebral arteriovenous malformation
Craniotomy for obliteration and/or excision
N106 — supratentorial
N155 — infratentorial
E901 — microsurgical approach add
N107 Extracranial approach
Extracranial-intracranial microvascular
anastomosis
N218 Superficial temporal artery
N156 Occipital anery
E904 Posterior fossa add
E905 Use of graft (autogenous vessel or
synthetic) '. add 69.50
Carotid-cavernous fistula
N108 Intracranial obliteration (to include combined
cervical and intracranial procedure) 11 563.10 15
N118 Extracranial approach 11 3%.30 15
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
11
507.50
15
11
587.40
15
11
660.40
55.60
15
11
563.10
15
11
625.70
55.60
139.00
208.60
15
11
563.10
15
11
712.60
55.60
15
11
563.10
15
11
712.60
55.60
15
11
396.30
15
11
556.20
15
11
625.70
104.30
15
442 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGIC.\L PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
_ G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes."
Code BRAIN - Cont'd
Spontaneous intracerebral hemorrhage
Craniotomy plus removal
N104 — supratentoriai
N157 — infrateniorial
N120 Burr hole plus drainage
Intracranial cyst
Craniotomy plus evacuation (to include
interventriculostomy)
N158 — supratentoriai
N159 — infratentorial
NI60 Burr hole plus aspiration
Brain abscess:
N117 Craniotomy and excision
N115 Burr hole and aspiration
Nl 16 Subsequent aspiration through existing burr
hole within 30 days
Nl 13 Craniotomy for brain biopsy (other than for
tumour)
N109 Hemispherectomy
Nl 10 Lobeaomy and/or excision of cortical scar for
epilepsy
Cerebral leukotomy (non-stereotaxic)
N121 Unilateral
N122 BUateral
N130 Craniotomy plus midline commissurotomy . . .
iillc Repair of encephalocoele
N129 Posterior fossa decompression for Arnold Chiari
malformation 11 396.30 15
N123 Stereotaxis — intracranial (to include
ventriculography) 11 420.60 11
N119 Intracranial implantation of chronic surface
elearodes 11 257.20 11
Z823 Implantation, removal or revision of stimulation
pack(I.O.P.) 73.00
Z824 Removal of chronic surface electrodes (I. G.P.) . 139.00
ZS13 Burr hole plus needling of brain for biopsy
(I.O.P) 7 208.60 7
Z806 Ventriculogram (including burr holes, air or
positive contrast) (I.O.P.) 69.50
Z802 Ventricular puncture through previous burr hole
or fontanelle, or puncture and/or aspiration
of cistema magna (I.O.P.) 34.80 7
Z825 Ventriculoscopy (to include burr hole) (I.O.P.) . 208.60 7
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
s
S
■ " - - ■ • V
11
11
11
465.80
545.70
243.30
15
15
15
11
11
11
507.50
587.40
243.30
15
15
15
11
7
507.50
243.30
121.70
15
7
11
11
309.40
712.60
11
15
11
712.60
15
11
11
11
11
243.30
312.80
556.20
396.30
11
11
15
15
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 443
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code BRAIN - Cont'd S S
E916 With biopsy add 69.50
E917 With interventriculostomy , add 69.50
E918 With removal of foreign body add 69.50
Z819 External ventricular drainage (I. G.P.) 5 73.00 5
21820 Insertion of intracranial catheter or transducer
for purposes of monitoring (I.O.P.) 5 139.00 5
ZS12 Subsequent revisions'or replacements within 30
days (I.O.P.) each 5 69.50 5
N127 Re-opening of craniotomy for post-operative
haematoma or infection, or for removal of
bone flap 11 236.40 11
E919 Intracranial duraplasty (greater than 2 cm
diameter) add 139.00
E920 Intraoperative electrophysiological monitoring
and/or stimulation add 139.00
E921 Repeat craniotomy (excluding N127, add to
benefit for above surgery involving
craniotomy) add 104.30
Cranio-Cerebral Injuries
U. V.C. Non-operative care: visit fees
Reduction of skull fracture:
N139 Simple, depressed
N140 Compound
E912 — with repair of dural laceration, add
Extracerebral haematoma:
N143 Drainage by burr hole(s) — unilateral
N144 Drainage and/or removal by craniotomy .
Cerebral Injury
N148 Removal of intracerebral haematoma and/or
debridement of traumatized brain (includes
management of any skull fracture) U 465.80 15
N149 Removal of foreign body fixjm brain 11 465.80 15
N150 C.S.F. leak — intracranial repair 11 507.50 15
N200 Decompressive craniectomy (frontal,
sub-temporal) 11 236.40 11
7
146.00
7
U
212.00
11
52.10
4
7
229.40
7
11
396.30
11
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
444
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Code BRAIN -Cont'd
ZS03 Subdural tap(s) (I.O.P.) — unilateral
ZS14 Diagnostic burr hole(s) (I.O.P.)
— uni or bilateral
SKULL
Repair of skull defect: , ;
N161 Acrylic or metal cranioplasty
N202 Replacement of bone flap
N203 Skull tumour, excision
Craniosynostosis
Linear craniectomy:
N206 one suture
N207 multiple sutures
Morcellation procedure
N162 one suture
N163 multiple sutures
Lateral canthal advancement
Unilateral
N164 — one surgeon
N165 — two surgeons — major portion of
surgery
N166 — lesser portion of
surgery
Bilateral
N167 — one surgeon
N168 — two surgeons — major portion of
surgery
N169 — lesser portion of surgery
N208 Craniotomy for craniofacial repair
£922 With repair of frontonasal
encephalocoele add
ORBIT
N211 Craniotomy plus removal of orbital tumour ....
N212 Craniotomy plus orbital decompression (roof of
orbit with or without lateral wall)
N213 Craniotomy for decompression of optic
nerve(s)
prruiTARY
N215 Hypophysectomy (other than for removal of
tumour) — (any technique)
G.?.
Asst."
Soec.
Anaes.'
S
S
7
121.70
7
11
312.80
11
11
225.90
11
11
121.70
11
11
194.65
11
11
250.30
15
11
271.10
11
11
427.50
15
11
427.50
15
11
260.70
191.20
15
11
563.10
15
11
347.60
243.30
15
11
507.50
15
104.30
11
556.20
15
11
295.50
15
11
556.20
15
11
556.20
15
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 445
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Code PITUITARY - Cont'd
Excision of tumour
N171 TransfrontaJ
N172 Microscopic transphenoidai for
macroadenoma
N173 Microscopic transphenoidai for
microadenoma (less than 1 cm)
CAROTID AND VERTEBRAL ARTERIES
N220 Carotid endanerectomy (with or without bypass
and/or patch graft)
N223 Venebrai endanerectomy
E923 Intraoperative cerebral blood flow
determinations (with carotid endanerectomy,
etc.). add to N220, N223
Z815 Temporal anery; biopsy, ligation or cryosurgery
(I.O.P.)
2K08 Progressive carotid occlusion by Selverstone
clamp (I.O.P.)
CSF SHUNTING PROCEDURES
N230 Shunting procedures, all types except those
otherwise specified below
N209 Ventriculo-atrial shunt
N210 Lumbo-peritoneal shunt (including
laminectomy)
Revision of CSF shunt — operative
N245 Proximal end
N175 Distal end (all shunts except
ventriculoatrial)
N176 Distal end — ventriculoatrial
Z801 Revision — non-operative (I.O.P.)
N174 Conversion of shunt (e.g. ventriculoperitoneal
to ventriculoatrial) — includes removal of
existing shunt
N246 Removal of shunt — any type
N247 Vemriculo-cistemostomy (Torkildsen)
N248 Insertion of CSF reservoir (Ommaya) including
burr holes
N249 Third ventriculostomy
ZS21 Injection of diagnostic or therapeutic agent into
shunt apparatus (I.O.P.) 24.30
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
G.P. Asst.*
Spec.
Anaes.*
S
$
11
556.20
15
11
556.20
15
11
695.20
15
7
333.70
10
10
392.80
69.50
10
45.20
4
10
139.00
10
11
198.10
11
11
205.10
11
11
205.10
11
7
146.00
7
7
146.00
7
7
173.80
34.80
7
7
215.50
7
7
90.40
7
11
215.50
11
11
114.70
11
11
295.50
11
G.P. Asst.'
Soec.
Anaes.'
S
S
11
191.20
11
11
225.50
11
6
170.30
6
6
243.30
55.60
6
11
392.80
11
6
3
100.80
104.30
6
4
446 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
Code CRANIAL NERVES
N258 Percutaneous coagulation of gasserian
(trigeminal) ganglion or root — unilateral . . .
N259 V — Decompression or rhizotomy (panial or
complete) trigeminal nerve
N265 VTI — Differential section facial nerve for hemi-
facial spasm (extra-cranial approach)
N266 Anastomosis hypoglossal or accessory to facial
nerve
E901 Microsurgical technique add to N266
N267 Occipital and/or suboccipital craniectomy for
compression, decompression or section of
cranial nerves
N269 XI — Division of nerves to stemomastoid in
neck
ZS26 Inferior dental neurectomy (I. G.P.)
Z827 Infraorbital or supraorbital neurectomy
(I.O.P.) 3 86.90 4
' PERIPHERAL NERVES
Brachial plexus exploration:
N2S0 In posterior triangle 6 156.40 6
N281 In axilla 6 156.40 6
N282 In posterior triangle and axilla 6 236.40 6
N?83 Decompression by scalenotomy 6 83.40 6
N284 Excision of cervical and/or first rib 6 225.90 6
Exploration and/or decompression of sciatic
nerve
N177 Subgluteal 6 156.40 6
N178 In thigh 6 86.90 6
N179 Subgluteal and in thigh 6 208.60 6
N290 Decompression median nerve at wrist (carpal
tunnel syndrome) 3 62.60 4
N293 Decompression lateral femoral cutaneous
nerve 4 59.10 4
N272 Decompression, transposition or neurolysis of
ulnar nerve at elbow 6 55.60 6
N285 Exploration and/or decompression of other
major nerve (excluding sciatic, carpal tunnel,
and ulnar nerve at elbow) 4 86.90 4
N286 Removal of tumour major peripheral nerve 4 184.20 4
Suture of major peripheral nerve
N237 Epineural 4 156.40 4
To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 447
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.
Code PERIPHERAL NXRVES - Cont'd
N180 Fascicular
Graft of major peripheral nerve, with or without
lengthening procedure
N288 Epineural
N181 Fascicular
E924 Each additional graft
E925 Delayed repair (more than 4 weeks) add
N289 Suture or decompression of small peripheral
nerve (digital)
E911 each additional
E901 Microsurgical technique — add to peripheral
nerve repair as specified (N286, N287, N180.
N2S9)
N294 Division, obturator nerves
Z828 Biopsy and/or avulsion peripheral nerve I.O.P. .
N295 Morton's Neuroma, excision
Z811 Excision of glomus tumour (I.O.P.)
Z136 Excision of neuroma — single, subcutaneous
(I.O.P.)
N296 Denervation of gastrocnemius
Z816 Implantation of electrode for peripheral nerve
stimulation (I.O.P.) 3 73.00
AUTONOMIC NERVOUS SYSTEM
Sympathectomy: — unilateral
N3X Cer.ical
N301 Csrvicodorsal
N303 — thoracic approach
N304 Lumbar
SPINAL CORD AND NERVE ROOTS
Note: For operations on the spinal cord and nerve
roots, the basic assistants' and anaesthetists'
fees will depend on the surgical approach
except if a basic fee is listed.
N315 Cervical or thoracic 8 10
N316 Lumbar 7 8
Tumours: (claim must state location)
N317 Extradural partial or total removal 316.30
N318 Intradural (extrameduUary) partial or total
removal 507.50
E914 — three segments or more, add 69.50
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
s
4
S
208.60
4
4
4
260.70
312.80
34.80
69.50
4
4
3
45.20
38.42
4
6
3
4
55.60
79.90
69.50
34.80
24.30
6
4
4
4
4
24.30
48.70
4
4
6
166.80
6
10
166.80
10
9
166.80
13
6
125.10
61
448 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code SPINAL CORD AND NERVE ROOTS -Cont'd S S
Intramedullary:
N319 — Biopsy and/or decompression 392.80 9
N320 — Removal 507.50 12
E914 — three segments or more, add 69.50
E901 Microsurgical removal (applies to intradural
or intramedullary tumours) add 55.60
A.V. malformation of cord
N321 Excision or operative obliteration; with or
without evacuation of haematoma ...... 507.50
E914 Three segments or more add 69.50
E901 Microsurgical technique add 55.60
Decompressive Procedures:
Applicable to all operative procedures for
decompression of the spinal cord and/or
nerve roots, whether traumatic or non-
traumatic, with the exception of tumours and
arterio-venous malformations.
Cervical
R45 1 — hemilaminectomy for disc disease with or
without nerve root decompression (soft
disc, osteophyte) — single or multiple
levels 6 278.10 10
E566 —bilateral, add 34.80
— spinal cord decompression (bony body,
disc, trauma) — uni or bilateral
N182 —anterior — one level 319.80
E928 —each additional level, add 139.00
E929 — interbody fusion (by same surgeon), per
level, add 34.80
N185 — posterior — one or two levels 319.80
Thoracic (congenital or traumatic deformity) —
uni or bilateral
— anterolateral or posterolateral approach
N186 — one surgeon 444.90
M137 — two surgeons — thoracotomy 198.10
N187 — decompressive
procedure 347.60
N188 — posterior approach — one or two levels . . 319.80
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 449
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
G.?. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code SPINAL CORD AND NERVE ROOTS -Cont'd S S
Lumbar
R457 — hemilamineaoray for disc disease with or
without nerve root decompression (soft
disc, osteophyte) 6 222.50 8
E565 — with multiple levels, add per additional
level 34.80
E566 —bilateral, add 34.80
— spinal cord and/or cauda equina
decompression (spinal stenosis, bony
abnormality) — uni or bilateral
— anterolateral or posterolateral approach
N189 —one surgeon 444.90
S312 — two surgeons — laparotomy 121.70
N190 — decompressive
procedure 330.20
N191 — posterior approach — one or two levels
(excludes lumbar hemiiaminectomy for
posterolateral intervertebral disc
protrusion) 319.80
E914 Posterior decompressive procedure extending
3 segments or more, add 69.50
E930 Open reduction of fractured spine, add 52.10
E548 — with Harrington instrumentation, add .... 52.10
Z236 Insertion of skull calipers (LO.P.) 34.80
Laminectomy (uni or bilateral):
N336 Laminectomy for intradural neurolysis or
unusual lesions (e.g. diastemaiomyelia,
tethered conus, intramedullary haematoma,
etc.) — uni or bilateral 427.50
E901 Microsurgical technique add 55.60
Re-opening of lamine«omy (within 6 months)
N323 — for postoperative haematoma or infection . 208.60
N192 — for repair of C.S.F. leak 312.80
E914 Laminectomy extending over 3 segments or
more add 69.50
N337 Repeat lamineaomy or re-opening of
laminectomy (at least 6 months after original
procedure) for re-exploration of nerve root(s)
with or without disccctomy and/or
foraminotomy — uni or bilateral 298.90
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units tor time spent (see preamble).
450 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code SPINAL CORD AND NERVE ROOTS -Cont'd S $
E907 Opening of dura (associated with any
decompressive procedure), with or without
dentate ligament seaion add 86.90
E926 Spinal duraplasty (any procedure) add 139.00
E927 Spinai cord perfusion (including opening of
dura), add to appropriate laminectomy 173.80
Fusion:
Fusion by same surgeon (applicable to any of the
above procedures except anterior cervical
interbody fusion (N182))
E567 —one level add 146.00
E568 — two or more levels add 184.20
Fusion by different surgeon
R493 —one level 194.65
R494 — two or more levels 225.90
E574 Re-fusion of any of above add 121.70
Syringomyelia:
N193 Posterior fossa craniectomy and plugging of
obex (to include decompression of Arnold
Chiari malformation if present) 563.10
N194 Syringo subarachnoid shunt 427.50
N195 Terminal ventriculostomy 427.50
N196 Syringopleural shunt 507.50
Ablative and Stimulation Procedures:
N329 Percutaneous cordotomy or tractotomy 205.10
N330 Open myelotomy for lesioning (e.g.
Tractotomy, midline commissurotomy,
Bischotf s longitudinal myelotomy, etc.)
— uni or bilateral 392.30
N324 Implantation of spinal cord stimulator by
laminectomy 253.70
N326 Implantation of percutaneous electrodes and
diagnostic stimulation of spinai cord (to
include removal if case does not proceed to
chronic stimulation) 166.80
21822 Implantation or revision of stimulator pack for
chronic stimulation (I.O.P.) 73.00
N332 Removal of stimulation system — not applicable
if a new system is inserted 100.80
Note: N324, N326, Z822, N332 for "multiple sclerosis"
are not a benefit of O.H.I. P. except for relief
of intractable pain.
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 45 1
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON THE NERVOUS SYSTEM
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code SPINAL CORD AND NERVE ROOTS -Cont'd S $
N331 Spinal intradural anterior and/or posterior
rhizotomy, uni or bilateral, anv number of
roots 351.10
Percutaneous vertebral facet denervation or
intercostal neurectomy (I.O.P.)
Z810 — first level 55.60 4
E909 — additional levels (to a maximum of
4 additional levels) — each 17.40
Z817 Lumbar subarachnoid drainage of C.S.F. —
(chronic). (I.O.P.) 34.80
Meningocoeie and Meningomyelocoele
N334 Repair of meningocoeie 222.50
Repair of meningomyelocoele
N335 —one surgeon 295.50
— two surgeons
N338 — neurosurgeon 184.20
N339 — reconstruaive surgeon 146.00
N197 Repair of lipomeningocoele (to include release
of tethered spinal cord) 392 30
N198 Repair of anterior sacral meningocoeie posterior
approach (to include release of tethered
spinal cord) 507.50
N199 Repair of intraspinal meningocoeie (extradural
cyst) 396.30
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
452
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSES
G.P. Asst.
Code OPERATIONS ON THE EYE S
ZS50 Examination and unlisted minor procedures
under general anaesthesia (I.O.P.)
EYEBALL
Excision
E102 Enucleation 4
E103 Evisceration 4
Repair
E104 Removal of intraocular foreign body 4
E105 Non-magnetic — posterior segment 4
Penetrating wound
E106 with prolapse of intraocular tissue 4
E107 without prolapse of intraocular tissue 4
CORNEA
Incisioa
Z851 Paracentesis (I.O.P.)
Removal embedded foreign body (I.O.P.)
local anaesthetic
Z847 — one foreign body
Z848 — two or more foreign bodies (see Preamble,
Part B, paragraph 20)
Z852 general anaesthetic
U.V.C. Corneal scraping ^
Chelation of band keratopathy with EDTA
(I.O.P.)
Z849 local anaesthetic
Z863 general anaesthetic
Excision
E206 Pterygium — simple (unilateral)
E205 — with partial keratectomy 4
E207 — with lamellar graft 4
E117 Keratectomy 4
El 18 Excision of dermoid
Cauterization of ulcer (I.O.P.)
Z871 local anaesthetic
Z853 general anaesthetic
Replacement
Corneal transplant
E121 penetrating 4
Soec. Anaes.*
22.60
142.50 4
142.50 4
166.80
236.40
142.50
97.30
22.60
6.95
I.e.
2e.60
visit fees
6.95
22.60
55.60
142.50
236.40
142.50
76.50
6.95
22.60
292.00 8
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
4
S
22.60
236.40
90.40
8
4
4
79.90
142.50
4
6
4
4
4
146.00
170.30
170.30
4
4
4
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 453
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSES
G.?. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code CORNEA - Cont'd S
E951 with anificial prosthesis, add
E122 lameUar
E123 Division of iris to cornea ,
SCLERA
Incision
E127 Sclerotomy, posterior
E123 Anterior chamber — open evacuation of clot . . .
nUS AND CILDLRY BODY
E131 Peripheral iridectomy (laser)
EDO Optical Iridectomy (surgical)
E132 Intraocular glaucoma procedures
Note: Includes iridectomy, iridenclesis, corneoscleral
trephine, cyclodialysis, sclerectomy or
goniotomy.
E133 E.xtraocular glaucoma procedures 4 104.30 4
Note: Includes cyclodiathermy, cyclocryopexy.
CRYST.\LLINE LENS
Incision
Needling (discission)
E137 — primary or subsequent 97.30 5
E139 Capsulotomy 4 97.30 4
Excision
Cataract (includes iridectomy)
E140 all types of by any procedure 4 229.40 8
E141 extraction of dislocated lens 4 229.40 6
E950 insenion of intraocular lens, extra 66.00
E143 excision of secondary membrane with corneal
section following cataract extraction 4 142.50 6
E144 Removal of intraocular lens 4 142.50 6
EI45 Repositioning of dislocated intraocular lens .... 76.50 4
E146 Insertion of secondary intraocular lens 4 173.80 8
VITREOUS
E147 Vitreous transplant, implant or anterior
vitreaomy 4 142.50 6
E148 Vitreaomy by infusion suction cutter
technique 4 365.00 8
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
454 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSES
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.*
Code RETINA S S
E151 Re-attachment of retina and choroid by
diathermy, photocoagulation or cryopexy as
an initial procedure 6 180.75 6
E152 Scleral reseaion or buckling procedure — as a
first operation with or without diathermy,
photocoagulation or cryopexy 6 292.00 6
E156 Secondary operation following fresh detachment
for new retinal hole(s) or tear(s) or traction
band following initial procedure with or
without diathermy, photocoagulation or
cryopexy 6 292.00 6
E157 Secondary operation following unsuccessful
detachment operation during same hospital
stay with or without diathermy,
photocoagulation or cryopexy 6 187,70 6
E153 Secondary operation following unsuccessful
operation or fresh detachment in the same
eye by a different surgeon with or without
diathermy, photocoagulation or cryopexy .. . 6 382.40 6
E161 Removal of scleral implant 48.70 4
E154 Photocoagulation (xenon, argon laser, etc.)
— one eye 83.40 6
E155 Cryopexy — e.xtra-ocular or sub-conjunctivai
— one eye 83.40 6
EXTRAOCULAR MUSCLES
Repair
Strabismus Procedures
E159 — one or two muscles, one or both eyes .... 3 149.50 5
E162 — three or more muscles, one or both eyes . . 3 170.30 5
E952 Repeat strabismus procedure (more than two
previous repairs) by different surgeon, add . . ^.60
ORBIT ,
Incision
E164 Drainage of abscess 97.30 6
E165 Lateral orbitotomy, e.g. Kroniein type 3 236.40 6
Excision
Tumour or foreign body
E166 — anterior route 4 97.30 6
E167 — posterior exposure 4 166.80 6
E171 Exenteration, with or without major plastic
repair -. 4 187.70 6
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 455
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSES
G.P. Assi.* Scec. .A.naes
Code ORBIT -Cont'd $ S
E172 Biopsy (anterior route) 62.60 4
Repair
Orbital fracture, open reduction rim wall
fraaure
E173 — zygomatic fracture disclocation 4 142.50 6
E174 — blowout fracture ot floor 4 166. SO 6
E175 Secondary repair of blowout fracture by
combined or orbital approach 4 246.80 6
EYELIDS
Incision
Drainage of abscess (I. G.P.)
ZS54 local anaesthetic
ZS55 general anaesthetic
Excision
Chalazion — single or multiple (I. G.P.)
2IS74 local anaesthetic
Z856 general anaesthetic
Z857 Epilation bv hyfrecator, electrolysis or cryopexv
(I-O.P.)' '. '.
Verruca, papilloma, keratosis, etc.
ZS58 — single (I.G.P.)
ZS59 —multiple (I.G.P.)
Lid Tumours or Unlisted Plastic Procedures
E177 Very Minor (e.g. skin only)
E186 Minor (e.g. muscle repair)
E1S7 Intermediate (e.g. full thickness wedge
resertion)
E188 Major (e.g. translation of lateral flap)
E189 Extensive major (e.g. pedicle flap)
Note: Descriptive details of procedure (eg: operative
report) should be submitted with claims for
codes E177. E186-E189— Refer to Surgical
Preamble, oaraeraohs (16). (17).
Suture
E190 Tarsorrhaphy 48.70 4
E191 Double adhesion 76.50 4
*To the listed basic units tor assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
6.95
22.60
1
7
6.95
22.60
4
6.95
4
6.95
4
9.00
4
34.80
4
4
69.50
4
4
118.20
4
4
166.80
5
4
292.00
6
r
456
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECL\L SENSES
Code
E192
E193
E194
£195
E196
E197
ZS60
E199
E200
E201
E202
E211
E953
U.V.C.
E208
Z861
E210
EYELIDS - Cont'd
Repair
Ptosis
repeat or second repair
Districhiasis — unilateral
Trichiasis, surgical repair by tarsal
transplantation
Entropion, other than Zeigler puncture
Ectropion, other than Zeigler puncture
Zeigler punctures (for correction
entropion/ectropion) (I.O.P.)
Laceration, full thickness, including margin (see
Preamble, Part B. paragraph 20)
G.P. Asst.* Soec. Anaes.
4 142.50 4
4 236.40 6
4 1^2.50 4
4 142.50 4
4 121.70 4
4 135.60 i
Blepharoplasty (O.H.LP. authorization
necessary.)
Simple excisionof skinof one lid
Simple excision and repair of orbital septum —
one lid
Simple excision and repair of orbital septum and
lid fold reconstruction — one lid
Lid lengthening procedure
— with scleral graft, add
CONJUNCTTVA
Removal of foreign body
Excision
Peritomy (Gunderson conjunctival flap)
Biopsy (I.O.P.)
Repair
Plastic repair — depending on extent (see
Preamble, Part B, paragraph 20)
LACRIMAL TRACT
Incision
ZS62 Dacrvocvstotomy — general anaesthetic
(i.'o.P)
Z917 Three "Snip" punctum procedure (I.O.P.)
Elxcision
E215 Dacryocystectomy
9.00
4
73.00-142.50
4
48.70
4
4 97.30
4
4 142.50
4
4 66.00
4
45.20
visit fees
45.20
6.95
LC.
22.60 4
11.30 4
118.20
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
457
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSES
Code LACRIM.\L TRACT - Cont'd
Repair
Lacerated canaliculus
E216 immediate repair
E217 delayed repair
E218 Dacr>'Ocystorhinostomy
£95^ — with lacrimal bypass procedure (e.g.
Lester Jones), add
E219 Lacrimal bypass procedure
(eg: Lester Jones) — when sole procedure
(both stages)
Manipulation
Z901 Irrigation of nasolacrimal system — unilateral or
bilateral (I.O. P.)
Probing and dilation of duct (I.O.P.)
Local anaesthetic
Z902 Initial or repeal, unilateral
General anaesthetic
Z864 Initial or repeat — unilateral or bilateral
Z865 Initial or repeat, unilateral or bilateral with
insertion of inlying tube or filament
OPERATIONS ON THE EAR
EXTERNAL EAR
Endoscopy
U.V.C. Removal of foreign body — simple
Z866 — comolicated — general anaesthetic
(I.O.P.)
£302 — post auricular approach
E303 — from middle ear space
Z906 Removal of drainage tube(s) — general
anaesthetic (I.O.P.)
G.P.
Asst."
Spec. Anaes.'
S
S
4
4
5
97.30 4
166.80 5
187.70 5
34.80
104.30 4
4.90
6.95
22.60 4
34.80 4
visit fees
24.30 4
114.70 4
114.70 4
19.50 4
'To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
458 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGAiNS OF SPECIAL SENSES
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes.'
Code EXTERNAL EAR - Cont'd S S
Z907 Debridement of ear(s) and/or repair of small
pert'orationunder microscopy (I. O. P.) 13.90
Note: When debridement of ears under microscopy is
carried out for removal of cerumen or tor
access purposes only, no charge should be
made for the debridement. If debridement of
ears under microscopy is carried out because
of pathology, a claim may be made for this
service.
2908 — under general anaesthetic (I.O.P.) 24.30 4
Incision
Z909 Biopsy ear canal (I.O.P.)
— local anaesthetic 13.90
2846 — general anaesthetic (if sole procedure
performed) 24.30 4
E305 Limited incision for perichondritis, removal of
canilage and drainage 76.50 4
E306 Radical surgery for perichondritis 152.90 5
Excision
Z904 Local excision, polyp — office (LO.P.) 13.90
Z905 — hospiiaULO.P.) 24.30 4
E300 Amputation — panial 76.50 4
E301 — complete 97.30 4
E311 Exostosis, simple endomeatal surgery and ^
removal and drilling out of exostosis 76.50 4
E312 — with multiple removal with necessary
grafting 114.70 4
E313 — post auricular approach 156.40 5
Z903 Pre-auricular sinus (I.O.P.) 17.40 4
E309 — complex (see Preamble, Part B, paragraph
20) I-C. 5
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 459
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSES
G.P. Asst.* Spec. Anaes."
Code EXTERNAL EAR - Cont'd S S
Repair
Congenital defects
E307 external — minor 5 97.30 5
E308 — major 5 156.40 5
E310 — otoplasty for correaion of
outstanding ears — ( patients under 18
years of age) — unilateral 5 125. 10 5
Note: E307. E308 — Descriptive details of procedure
(eg: operative repoit) -should be submitted
with claims (see Surgical Preamble,
paragraph (17)).
E310 — this procedure is not a benefit of CHIP
for patients 18 years of age or older.
Atresia or stenosis of canal — congenital or
acquired
E314 Meatoplasiy with or without graft 5 114.70 5
E955 — with enlargement of bony canal and
grafting of skin, add 114.70 4
E956 — with enlargement of canal, plus
tympanoplasty, mastoidectomy and
reconstructionof middle ear ossicles, add . 191.20 6
MIDDLE EAR
Introductioa (I.O.P.)
Eustachi?.n
Z910 Unilateral — local anaesthetic 3.50
Z911 Unilateral or bilateral — general anaesthetic. 19.50 4
U. V.C. Insufflation of eustachian tube visit fees
Incisioo (I.O.P.)
Myringotomy to include aspiration when
indicated
Z912 Local anaesthetic 9.70
Z916 Local anaesthetic with insertion of ventilation
tube using operating microscope 30.60
Z913 General anaesthetic — with or without
operating microscope, unilateral 18.80 23.60 4
Z914 — with insertion of ventilation tube using
operating microscope, unilateral 46.90 4
Z915 Aspiration, for serous otitis 6.95 4
•To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
460 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
SURGICAL PROCEDURES
OPERATIONS ON ORGANS OF SPECIAL SENSES
- ^ -'^ G.P. Asst.' Soec. Anaes."
Code MIDDLE EAR - Cont'd * $ S
Excision
Mastoidectomy
E320 Cortical mastoidectomy, exclusive of any middle
ear surgery 4 177.30 6
E322 Modified or radical mastoidectomy 4 281.55 7
E315 Revision mastoidectomy with revision of middle
. ear and regrafting . ." 4 298.90 7
Repair
E323 Myringoplasty 118.20 5
Tympanoplasty — with middle ear and tympanic
membrane surgery
E336 — Typel
E337 —Type 2, 3 or 4
E957 — with mastoidectomy, add
E325 Facial nerve decompression 4
E326 Facial nerve graft 4
E327 Closure of mastoid fistula 4
E328 Exploratory tympanotomy
E329 Section tympanic plexus
E324 Tympanotomy with insertion of "permanent"
ventilation tube 139.00 4
Z918 Tvmpanotomv with round or oval window fistula
' repair (LO'.P.) 139.00 6
E^NER EAR
Incision
Labyrinthotomy or Labyrinthectomy
E332 Surgical including Tack or Pick procedures or
ultrasound 309.40 7
Repair
E334 Stapes mobilization, unilateral 208.60 6
E335 Stapedectomy with prosthesis 309.40 6
177.30
7
250.30
7
76.50
264.20
9
312.80
9
139.00
4
107.75
4
208.60
6
*To the listed basic units for assistants and anaesthetists, add units for time spent (see preamble).
O. Reg. 120/80, s. 5; O. Reg. 315/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 987/80, s. 1.
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 461
Schedule 16
LABORATORY MEDICINE
Note: Claims for laboratory ssrvicss. when referred by a Demist. Osteopath, Chiropodist or
Chiropractor are not insured ser\'ices.
PREAMBLE:
1. The patient documentation and specimen handhng benefit is applicable to all patients, ex-
cept for those items listed under the anatomical pathology, histology and ecology sec-
tions. The items in this section have been left as a sufficient level to cover administrative
costs. Tnis benefit is not applicable to referred-in samples, since the collecting laboratory
will already have claimed the patient documentation and specimen collection benefii.
2. The biochemistry section has been condensed so that one listing refers to a procedure for
any of amniotic fluid (A), blood (B), C.S.F. (C). faeces (F). gastrointestinal fluid (G),
urine (U). Exceptions are indicated by B. U, etc., following the test name. Other speci-
mens will be considered on an I.C. basis.
3. A number of tests are listed in different sections of the schedule, i.e. when more than one method of
performing the test is available, e.g. aminophylline is listed under both Radioassays and
Biochemistry.
4. Blood glucose by the dipstick method may be claimed only when assessed by an appropri-
ate instrument such as a reflectance meter. It should not be claimed when used only as a
check on the fasting blood sample of a glucose tolerance test. The blood glucose of the
fasting sample in a glucose tolerance test is allowable only once even if assessed by two methods.
Note: The glucose tolerance test (G.T.T.) is not listed in this Schedule. Therefore, when re-
questing a laboratorj to perform a glucose tolerance test, the physician should specify
the number and frequency of blood sugar determinations and urinalyses desired. Unless
such specifications are qiven. laboratories should carry out the '"standard" 3 hour glu-
cose tolerance test of 5 blood glucoses and 5 urine glucoses (See OHIP Bulletin #4124.
July 15, 1979). Ketones should not be routinely claimed with G.T.T.
5. Code L418 may not be claimed by a physician in addition to claim(s) for
any treatment or assessment. However, Code G481 (see page 82 of the
1980 OHIP Schedule of Benefits) may be claimed by a physician if a
haemoglobin screen (any method or instrument) is carried out in the
course of an office or home visit. Urinalysis may be claimed with or
without an associated visit to a physician's office (except for routine
screening and urinalyses which are not medically necessary) .
6. V.Tien a screening culture method (e.g. Agar spoon) is used«»»<\jrine sample. L641 refers
to a culture technique and does not apply to those kits using the nitrite test o-ily. Where a
significant growth is obtained and followed up by definitive identification methods. L633
or L634 only should be claimed.
7. The Physician assumes responsibility for all cytology smears and the
professional benefits (L804 to L815 inclusive, and L826) listed in
the section on Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures in the OHIP
Schedule of Benefits are weighted averages of the professional component.
These benefits, therefore, are appliccible in each case whether or not
all slides are examined by the physician.
8. Only those tests which are requested are to be claimed with the following exceptions. It is
miended that if the test results yield abnormal findmes or information which would be in-
complete, insufficent or meaningless to the referring physician, the medical director of a laboratory
may add further appropriate tests and claim for them with the knowledge he may have to
substantiate their justification.
462 HEALTH INSURANCE Reg. 452
LABORATORY MEDICINE
9. A test must be completed in accordance with the pertinent Schedule listing in order to
charge for it. The verbatim iistmg is intended as the definitive benefit for that test alone,
unless otherv^ise specified e.g. isoenz>mes do not include total enzyme estimations: crea-
tine does include creatinine (as specified). Notwithstanding the foregoing and recognizing
that it is impossible to list all variations in techniques of all listed tests, when there is a
modification of the usual technique, the listing most closely approximating it should be
used.
10. This schedule, with the exception of L036, lists actual procedures performed. No claim
shall be made for calculated values made and reported, or for control tests or repeat tests
on the same patient sample.
11. The benefit for seminal fluid examination (complete) is to include sperm count, volume estimation,
motility and morphology and viscosity. The benefit for seminal fluid examination carried out
post-vasectomy is not to be claimed by the operating surgeon unless the patient requires more than
one office visit post-operatively.
12. Creatinine is a justifiable addition in the case of tests on 24-hour urine samples, where it is
necessary to assess the sample as a complete 24-hour collection. However, if several, tests
(e.g. steroids) are done on a single such sample, only one creatinine should be claimed for
that sample. In those estimations where the test resuh is expressed in terms of creatinine
excretion (i.e. a certain quantity per m.g. of creatinine) the performance of a creatinine is
mandator.' and may be claimed).
13. It is recognized that in requests for a serologic titre, if a screening test is used and would
suffice, the lesser benefit for the screening test should be claimed. If positive and followed
'. by a serial titration, both the screening and titre fees may be claimed. If the titration is a
■' micro technique using plates, it is the equivalent of a tube titre, the wells being miniature
tubes.
14. It is recognized that when Wet Preparation (L653) has been used to search for trichomo-
nas, it may be claimed in addition to L625 or L627. L653 also may be claimed when Wet
Preparation is used for direct examination of a fresh specimen for vegetative amoetat or
similar parasites. However, the wet preparation used in the faeces concentration techni-
que for parasites and ova is included in L650.
The conditions set down in paragraph 8 of this preamble must be adhered to.
'5. It is recognized that in all laboraf^ry tests there is a professional component
16. The maximum number of units which may be claimed for anv combination of L418 (Hem-
oglobin), U17 (Hematocrit); L399 (WBC Count) and L397 (RBC Count) is 11 LMS
units, whether automated, semi-automated or manual methods are used. L700 is not in-
cluded in this total and may be claimed separately, if appropriate. Code L470 has been
deleted from this schedule. Laboratories using multichannel equipment and previously
claiming under Code L470 should now use individual codes as described above.
17. The maximum number of units which may be claimed for any combination of the tests
represented by the following codes will be 40 LMS units f>er patient visit per day:
LOOS L061 L194 L223 L252
' '^ L030 L067 L204 L225
L045 LIU L208 L226
• L053 L191 L222 L251
This maximum of 40 units applies on a per patient basis, regardless of the number of spec-
imens submitted and regardless of the number of laboratories involved in performing the
individual tests. Code L700 is not included in this maximum and should be claimed sepa-
rately, if appropriate.
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 463
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18. The maximum number of units which may be claimed for any combination of chemical
analyses performed on a single sample by means of an automated chemical analyzer with
simultaneously functioning channels is IS LMS units (L225).
19. The definitions and guidelines in this paragraph apply to the Blood Bank section of Laboratory
Medicine:
(a) L47 1 Antibody Identification — incomplete antibodies. A panel of any number of cells regardless
of suspending media or technique used. Preparation of eluate and/or antibody absorption is
included.
(b) L472 Antibody Identification — complete antibodies. A panel of any number of cells
for the identificaiion of complete antibodies by direct agglutination.
(c) L473 Parallel Titration — to be used when t^vo sequential patient serum specimens
are tested to detect a change in antibody litre. Includes a repeat antibody identifica-
tion on the current sample.
(d) L490 Blood Group — ABO and Rh<,(D). The subgroups of A and RhD° are included
where indicated. A direct AHGT is also included in L490, therefore, L495 may not
be charged on the same patient when this code is claimed.
(e) L492 Crossmatch. When an initial crossmatch is requested the appropriate claim is
for L490 X 1, L482 x 1 plus L492 for each unit ordered. L490 and L482 may not be
claimed more than once on the same day of service. L490 and L493 may not be
claimed when these procedures are carried out as a confimiaiory test on the units of
blood to be transfused.
(0 L493. This listing includes L490 (see (d), above) and Rh genotype to include the anti-
cens C, D. E, c, e, and D" when indicated. Anv other antigen is to be claimed under
L494.
(g) L494 Blood Group per antigen. Antigens stated in L493 and L490 are excluded from
this listing.
(h) L495 Direct AHGT. This listing may be claimed when ordered as a single procedure
or in addition to L482 when the latter is requested as a single procedure. L495 may
not be claimed when L490 or L493 is claimed with L482 on the same patient on the
same visit.
20. Antibiotic sensitivities should not be done routinely, but only when, by reason of its iden-
tification and/or its concentration, the isolated organism has a hign probability of being
pathogenic.
21. The use of Nickersons Medium as a screening test for yeast is not a benefit.
22. The carcinoembryonic antigen test (CE.^) L690 is not to be used as a general cancer
screen. It is to be used only for following established malignancies.
23. This preeunble is intended to apply to everyone using codes L700 and
LOOl to L724 in the Laboratory Medicine Schedule and codes L800 to L828
listed in the section on Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures in the
OHIP Schedule of Benefits.
24. The benefits for patient documentation and specimen collection and each test are calculated by
multiplying the individual L.M.S. unit values by 0.390.
25. Laboratory tests on specimenisent outside Ontario are not a benefit of the Plan.
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Code
L700
LABORATORY MEDICINE
PATIENT DOCUMENTATION AND SPECIMEN
COLLECTION BENEFIT
LMS
Units
Notes:
L700 mav only be claimed with an *'L" code other than L701 to
L724 and LSOO to L828.
Limited to 1 per patient, per day.
Not allowed to the recipient of a referred sample from
another laboratory.
Not allowed to the attending physician.
Not refundable (in whole or part) to the referring physician
or referring laboratory by the laboratory performing the
test(s).
5. Not applicable to a patient visit solely to receive instructions
or collection containers.
6. When multiple tests are ordered for the same patient for the
same day, only one L700 may be claimed even though all
specimens may not be available on any one day.
7. Not applicable to items under anatomical pathology,
histology and cytology section.
(Fee Codes L76l to L724 inclusive).
BIOCHEMISTRY
(Applicable to all specimens except as denoted by B-blood, U-
urine, F-feces. C.-C.S.F., A-amniotic fluid).
LOOl Acetone, Qualitative (Ketones dipstick) 3
L002 Acetone. Quantitative 35
LOOS Addis count — U 32
L004 Albumin, Qualitative 3
L005 Albumin, Quantitative (excluded if globulin and/or protein
electrophoresis done) 10
L006 Alcohol, Ethyl-Quantitative 43
L007 Alcohols, Qualitative 25
LOOS Alcohols. Fractionation and Quantification 45
L009 Aldolase "^0
LOlO Aldosterone l20
LOll Amino Acids — one way chromatography — B. U 15
L012 Amino Acids — two way chromatography — U 30
L013 Amino Acids, Fractionation and Quantitation 200
LOU Amino Acid Nitrogen 33
L020 Aminophylline. Quantitative (theophylline) 40
L015 Ammonia 39
L016 Amniotic Fluid Scan 20
L017 Amniotic Fluid L/S Ratio 50
LOIS Amvlase 22
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LMS
Code Units
L021 Androstenedione 75
L019 Ascorbic Acid 25
L0Z5 Barbiturates, Qualitative 25
L026 Barbiturates. Quantitative 35
L02T Barbiturates, Fractionation and Quantification 60
L028 Biic Microscopy 4
L029 Biliajbin. Qualitative — F ; 3
L030 Bilirubin, total 10
L031 Bilirubin, conjugated 10
L057 Blood Volume — excluding injection of dye 20
LC38 Bromides 15
L039 Bromosulphthalein (BSP) excluding injeaion of dye 14
L045 Calcium 10
L046 Calcium Ionized 20
L047 Calculus analysis — chemical. Qualitative 15
L04S Calculus analysis. Qualitative and Quantitative 25
L040 Carbamazepine, Quantitative 35
L049 Carotene 16
L050 Catecholamines, total 60
L051 Catecholamines, fractionated 80
L052 Ceruloplasrain 19
L041 Chlordiazepoxide. Quantitative 40
L053 Chloride 6
L054 Chloride (sweat) 33
LG55 Cholesterol, total — not to be charged with L156 14
L056 Cholesterol, ester — not to be charged with L156 14
L057 Cholinesterase — pseudo or true 30
L05S Cholinesterase Genotyping (includes Pseudo. Dibucaine and
Fluoride) 50
L060 Carboxyhemoglobin 15
L061 CO; Content, COj Combining Power, Bicarbonate
(measured, not calculated) 6
L062 Chymoirypsin 2^
L063 Ccpper '. <0
L064 Cortisol 35
L065 Creatine (includes creatinine) 26
L066 Creatine Phosphokinase 25
L070 Creatine Phosphokinase. fractionation 34
L067 Creatinine (not with L068) 6
L06S Creatinine Clearance 15
L069 Cystine Screening — U 8
L074 Diazepam. Quantitative 40
L072 Digoxin 45
L077 Diphenylhydanioin, Quantitative (phenyioin) 35
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LMS
Code Units
L078 Drug Screening, thin layer chromatography 20
L079 Drug Screening TLC -r gas liquid chromatography
confirmation 75
LOSS Electrophoresis, serum — including total protein 36
LX)86 Electorophoresis, other than serum — including total protein . 50
LOSO Electrophresis, serum — alone 26
L087 Estradiol 75
LOSS Estriol 75
L0S9 Estriol, Pregnancy — U 50
L090 Estrogens, total 50
L091 Estrone 75
L092 Eihosuximide, Quantitative 35
L093 Glycosylated haemoglobin — Hgb A^ 22
L095 Fat, total — F 72
L096 Fat, Differential — F 92
L097 Fat and/or meat fibres (microscopic) — F 6
L09S Fat (microscopic) — U 6
L099 Fatty Acids, free 25
L094 Flurazepam. Quantitative 40
LlOO F.S.H. (Pituitary Gonadotrophins) 60
L105 Galactose (per sample) 16
L106 Galactose-1-phosphate uridyl transferase (quantitative) 65
LI 13 Galactose-l-phosphate uridyl transferase (screening) 10
L107 Gamma glutamyl transpeptidase 15
LIDS Gastric analysis tubeless 7
L109 Gastric analysis titration (per sample) 7
LI 10 Globulin (excluded if albumin and/or protein electrophresis
done) 10
LI 11 Glucose, quantitative (not by dipstick) 6
L112 Glucose, semi-quantitative (dipstick if read with reflectance
meter) 3
LIH Glutathione 20
LI 15 Glvcoproteins 60
L116 Gold 40
L120 Haptoglobin 15
LI 19 Hexoseaminidase A 15
L121 5H1 AA Screening — U 9
L122 5H1AA Quantitation — U 50
LI 17 High Density Lipoprotein Cholesterol 18
L118 Histamine 90
L123 Homogenistic Acid (Qualitative) 9
LlOl Komovanillic Acid, HVA 60
L124 Hydroxy Butyrate Dehydrogenase 10
LI 25 17-Hydroxycorticosteroids — U 34
L126 17-Ketogenic Steroids — U 40
L127 17-Kestosteroids, total — U < 34
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LMS
Code Units
L128 17-Kestosteroids. fractionated — U 80
Li:9 Hydrox>-proline — B 25
L130 Hydroxyproline, Total — U 90
L131 Hydroxyproline, Total and Free — U 150
L135 Inulin Clearance Test 40
L136 Insulin 40
L142 Intestinal enzymes — qualitative 6
Ll-i3 — quantitative 22
L137 Iodine Protein Bound (P.B.I.) 21
LI 39 Iron, Total — with iron binding capacity 34
L141 Iso-Citric Dehydrogenase 15
Ll-iS Laci\c .\cid (lactate) 27
Ll-^ Lactic Dehydrogenase (L.D.H.), total 10
LI 47 Lactic Dehvdroeenase Fractionation 29
Ll-iS Lead '...." 40
Ll-iQ Leucine Aminopeptidase 15
L150 Lipase " . 22
L151 Lipid (total) 16
LI 52 Lipids (Thin Layer Chromatography) 30
L153 Lipoprotein. Electrophoresis-not to be charged with L156 .... 34
L154 Lipoprotein, Ultracentrifugation 50
L155 Lipoprotein Lipase (Frederickson) 100
L156 Lipoprotein phenotyping (includes sample appearance,
cholesterol, triglycerides, lipoprotein, electrophoresis and
interoretation) — not to be charsed with L055, L153 or
L243 T 69
L157 Lithium 10
L15S Luteinizing Hormone (LH), chemical (not immunologic) .... 60
L165 Magnesium 13
L166 Malic Dehydrogenase 15
L167 Melanin — U 10
L16S Mercury 30
L169 Metanephrines, total — U 75
Li"0 Metanephrines, fractionated — U 90
L163 Methadone 15
L171 Metheraalburain 21
L172 Methemoglobin 21
LI75 Methyiphtiiidaie, quaniitative 40
L164 Morphine 15
LI 73 Mucopolysaccharides — U 25
L174 Myoglobm. Qualitative — U 30
LISO 5'-Nucleoiidase 25
LlSl Occult blood 3
L1S2 Ornithine Carbonyl Transferase 15
L1S3 Osmolality (osmolarity) 10
L185 P.A.H. Clearance 40
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LMS
Code Units
LOSl Phenobarbitone 35
L032 pC02 8
L033 p02 (arterial) 8
L034 pH 7
L035 pCOi. pO; and pH in combination 17
L036 pC02, pO;. pH-calculation of one or more of standard
bicarbonate, base excess, etc 3
LI 87 Phenothiazines. Qualitative — U 6
L1S8 Phenothiazines. Quantitative — U 30
L1S9 Phenylalanine 15
L190 Phosphatase. Acid 15
Note: L190 — no additional claim may be made for a repeat test
using an inhibitor (such as for prostatic acid phosphatase
determination).
L191 Phosphatase, Alkaline 10
L192 Phosphatase, Alkaline fractionation 29
L193 Phospholipids 30
L194 Phosphorus (inorganic phosphate) 10
L195 Plasma Clearing Factor (Baker) 35
L196 Plasma Hemoglobin 15
L197 Porphobilinogen (PBG), screen — U 10
L19S Porphobilinogen (PEG), Quantitative — U 25
L199 Delta-aminolevulinic Acid (ALA), Quantitative — U 25
L200 Porphyrins, screen 10
L201 Porphyrins, Quantitation (copro, proto, uro) — U 60
L202 Porphyrins, Quantitation (copro, proto, uro) — B 75
L203 Porphyrins, Quantitation (copro. proto, uro) — F 90
L204 Potassium 6
L205 Pregnanediol — U 70
L206 Prcgnanetriol — U 80
L211 Primidone, Quantitative 35
L207 Progesterone 50
L20S Protein, total — not to be charged with LOSS or L086 10
L209 PSP (Phenolsulphonphthalein) 15
L210 Pyruvic Acid (pyruvate) 27
L215 Quinidine 18
L216 Reducing substances, identified by chromatography 30
L220 Salicylate, Qualitative 5
L22i Salicylate. Quantitative 12
L222 SCOT (AST) 10
L223 SGTP (ALT) 10
L225 Automated chemical analyzers with simultaneously functioning
channels (single sample) — see Laboratory' Preamble,
paragraphs 17, 18 18
L226 Sodium 6
L227 Spectoscopic examination (any) 20
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LMS
Code Units
L228 Sulphemoglobin 21
L229 Sulphonamides 27
L238 T— 1, Total (Thyroxins), by Column 15
L240 Thiocyanates 15
L242 Thyroxine — Binding Globulin 50
L243 Triglycerides — not to be charged with L156 21
L244 Trypsin 22
L250 Urea Clearance 15
L251 Urea Nitrogen (B.U.N.) 6
L252 Uric Acid 6
L2S3 Urinalysis, routine (includes microscopic examination of
centrifuged specimen pius any or all of S.G., pH, protein,
sugar, hemoglobin, ketones, urobilinogen, bilirubin) 7
L254 Urinalysis, one or more parts of L253, without microscopy ... 3
L267 Urobilin. Qualitative — U 7
L2S5 Urobilinogen. Quaiitaiive (not by dipstick) — U 7
L256 Urobilinogen. Quantitative — U 15
L257 Valproic Acid 35
L260 Vitamin A 30
L261 VMA (Vanilmandelic Acid) 60
L265 Xylose Absorption Test (per specimen) 6
L266 Zinc 25
L299 Biochemical assays not included above I.C.
RADIO ASSAYS — The following codes apply only if an
isotope is used. If alternate non-isotopic biologic,
immunologic or chemical method is used, use different code
under the appropriate section.
L30T ACTH (.Adrenoconicotrophic Hormone) 120
L300 Aldosterone 120
L691 Alphafetoprotein 45
L504 Aminoglycosides 40
L321 Aminop.hyiline (Theophilline) 40
L305 Androstenedione 75
L322 Anti-DNA 45
L323 Anti-RNA 45
L301 Calcitonin 120
L302 C — AMP (Cyclic Adenosine Monophosphate) 60
L690 Carcinoenoryonic antigen (CEA)
(see Lat orator) Preanr.ble, par-graph 22) I.C.
L303 Cortisol 35
L306 Digoxin 45
L32-i Difantin 35
L310 Estradiol 75
L311 Estriol 75
L312 Estrogens — total 50
L313 Estrone 75
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LMS
Code Units
L329 Ferritin 45
L308 Folate, serum 45
L309 Folate, in red cells, to include serum folate and hematocrit ... 98
L315 FSH (Pituitar>- Gonadotrophins) 60
L316 Gastrin 75
L317 Growih Hormone 40
L31S HCG (Human Chorionic Gonadotrophins) 50
L319 Hepatitis associated antigen or antibody radioimmunoassay
(e.g. hepatitis B surface antigen or antibody, hepatitis B
anticore antibody, hepatitis A antibody) — per assay .... 45
L693 Hormone receptors for carcinoma (to include estrogen and/ar
progesterone assays) I.C.
L320 HPL (Human Placental Loctogen) 50
L334 IgE . . . , ." 45
L65S8 Immune complexes by Ct^ binding 60
L6S9 Immune complexes by Raji cell assay 100
L325 Insulin ' 40
L326 Insulin antibodies 80
L327 Iron binding capacity 24
L32S LK (Luteinizing Hormon^ 60
L330 Parathyroid Hormone 120
L343 Phenobarbitone 35
L331 Progesterone 50
L333 17-OH Progesterone 60
L332 Prolactin 75
L335 Renin 75
L336 T-3. Total (Triiodothyronine) 40
L337 T-3 Uptake 18
L33S T-'r, Total (Thyroxine) by C.P.B. or R.I. A.) 24
L339 T^, Free — Absolute (includes T-4 total) 50
L340 Testosterone 50
L341 TSH (Thyroid Stimulating Hormone) 50
L342 Thyroxine Binding Globulin (T.B.G.) 50
L345 Vitamin B12 ..." 45
L524 Lymphocyte activation (transformation) by Isotope
incorporation (limited to 3 mitogens and/or antigens) 200
1.585 Radio-Immuno Assays (not included above) I.C
Note: Radio-immuno assays other than specifically listed under Code
L585 are not a benefit as such until approved bv OHIP.
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 471
LABORATORY MEDICINE
LMS
^'^^ HE.NUTOLOGY ^^^
L370 Assay of Factors II. V. VII, Vni, IX, X, XI and XII (each) ... 55
L371 Autohemolysis test 24
L372 Blood film examination (to include differential, red cell
morphology.' and platelet estimate) 10
L374 Blood ftim — buff>^ coat preparation — not to be charged with
L430 r 18
L375 Blood ftlm — special stain 11
L376 Bleeding time — Duke method 8
L377 Bleeding time — Iv\- method 15
L378 Bone marrow — film preparation 15
L379 Bone m.arTOw — staining (Romanowski and iron) 23
L385 Capillar}- fragility 7
L3S6 Circulating anticoagulant 10
L3S7 Clot observ aiion for lysis 7
L3SS Clot lysis, dilute whole blood 10
L3S9 Clot retraction 6
L390 Clotting time (Lee and White) 8
L391 C.S.F. cell count (to include differential) 18
L395 Eosinophil count 8
L396 Platelet count 10
L397 R.B.C. count, excluding manual method (see preamble) 4
L398 Reticuloc>te count 13
L399 NV'.B.C. count 4
L400 Euglobulin clot lysis 20
L-iOl Fibrinogen, semi-quantitative 6
L402 Fibrinogen, quantitative 28
L-103 Factor .\III (Urea solubility test) 5
L-i04 Fibrinolysis (plate method) 16
L405 Fibrin split products, quantitative 30
L'i06 Fibrin spiit produas. latex screening 5
L-i07 Folate, serum 45
L40S Folate, in red cells, to include serum folate and hematocrit ... 98
L410 G-6-PD screen 10
Lil 1 G-6-PD quantitative assay 65
L412 Pyruvate kmase quantitaMve assay 65
L415 Haptoglobin 15
L416 Heinz bodies 15
L417 Hematocrit 3
L418 Hemoglobin 4
L419 Hemoglobin electrophoresis to include Hb A2 fraction 34
L420 Hemoglobin, fetal 20
L421 Hemoglobin, unstable 6
L422 Hemolysins — Ham's Acid Serum test 18
L423 Hemolysins — cold (Donath-Landsteiner) 18
L424 Hemosiderin in urine 11
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LMS
Code UniU
L430 L.E. Cell prep — not to be charged with L374 18
L431 Kleihauer stain 18
L432 Malaria smear or other parasites 15
L435 Plasmapheresis 50
L436 Platelet function — aggregation, per additive 12
L437 Platelet function — adhesiveness 25
L438 Platelet function — thromboplastic function (PF-3) 28
L439 Preparation of pryoprecipitate (per treatment) 17
L440 platelet concentrates (per treatment) 25
L441 washed red cells 35
L442 leukocyte-poor blood 20
L443 Protamine titration 15
L444 Protamine sulphate test 10
L445 Prothrombin time 8
L446 Prothrombin consumption 10
L450 Osmotic fragility 45
L447 Reptilase time 10
L451 Sedimentation rate 4
L452 Sickel cell preparation 14
L453 Sickle cell solubility test (screen) 5
L454 Sucrose hemolysis 18
L460 Thrombin time 10
L461 Thromboplastin generation test 71
L462 Partial thromboplastin time 10
L465 Vitamin Bji, microbiologic, not isotopic 45
BLOOD BANK
(Refer to Laboratorj' Medicine Preamble, paragraph 19.)
L482 .Ajitibody screening 16
Antibody identification
L471 — incomplete antibody (to be claimed only if IAS2 is
positive or doubtful 45
L472 — complete antibody (to be claimed only if L482 is positive
or doubtful) 30
lA'Sl Antibody titre per antibody regardless of method used (to be
claimed only if either L471 or L472 yielded positive
identification. Not to be claimed routinely.) 15
L473 Parallel titration on two specimens to include confirmation of
previously detected antibody 75
L490 Blood group — ABO and Rho(D) 13
L492 — crossmatch per unit of blood 10
L493 Blood group — ABO and Rh genotype .' 40
L494 Blood group per antigen 8
L495 Direct anti-human globulin test 4
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LMS
Code IMMUNOLOGY Units
Single Gel Diffusion: Nephelometric Quantitative Assays
LSSO Immunoglobulin A. IgD. IgG. IgM 12
Complement proteins
L560 litre — Clq 12
L551 — 0,(3,0 12
L552 — C](B;E) 12
L557 — C; 12
L558 — C, proactivator 12
L561 — C I — esterase inactivator 12
Miscellaneous proteins
L553 — Ceruioplasmin 12
L554 — Transferrin 12
Li55 — Alpha-1-antitrypsin 12
Li56 — Alpha-2-macroglobulin 12
Immunoelectrophoresis
L575 Maximum of 3 amisera per test serum (per antiserum used) ... 30
— monoclonal gammopathy screen
— L chains
— H chains
L576 Cryoglobulin characterization 30
Double Gel Uiiiusion. Qualitative (Ouchterlony)
L568 Antibodies to food antigens (milk, wheat proteins), or to
fungal antigens (allergic alveolitis screening series) per
antigen — maximum of 4 antisera per patient screen 5
L565 Alphafetoprotein screen 5
L567 Ci-esierase inactivator screen 5
L566 Immunoglobulins, L chains, H chains 5
Miscellaneous Agglutination Reactions
(e.g. Rheumatoid factor; antithyroid (thyroglobulin or
microsomal); streptolysin screen)
L500 Screen ' 6
L502 Serial tube. 4 or more antigens 30
L501 Titre-ssrial tube, single antigen 15
L595 Alphafetoprotein — screen 15
L596 Anti-sperm antibodies — screen 20
L591 — titre 40
L660 Cold agglutinins — screen 6
L661 —titre 15
L665 C-reactive protein 6
L655 Pregnancy test 6
L59S Pregnane)- test titre 15
Note: L598 should not be claimed routinely, amd may be claimed only
if L655 is positive and there are additional medical indications
for the addition of the titre.
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LMS
Code Cellular-Assays Units
LS33 ATP depletion test 275
L532 Caffein stimulation test 300
L520 Nitroblue Tetrazolium Test — screen for enz>'me deficiency . . 30
L52S Antibody dependent cellular cytotoxicity 200
L529 Naturally occurring cell cytotoxicity 20J
L5Z2 Leukocvne chemotactic activity 150
L521 Intracellular leukocvie bacterial killing capacity
(Holmes Test) — per organism 100
L523 Leukocxie phagocytic capacity 40
L524 Lymphocyte activation (transformation) by isotope
incorporation (limited to 3 mitogens and/or antigens) 200
L525 Lymphocyte surface immunoglobulins by
immunofluorescence 200
L526 LymphocNie T and B cell rosettes 200
L527 Mixed lymphocyte reaction 300
Complement-kinetic (activity) assays
L530 Total haemoKiic complement (CH50 non-kit) 50
L531 Complement components (activity assays) 60
Flourescent Antibody Tests (Immunofluorescent Studies)
Serum anti-tissue antibodies (per type of tissue section
examined and per serum dilution used iaespective of
number of antibodies identified, maximum of 4 slides per
serum)
LS44 — anti-nuclear (may include anti nucleolar) 35
L53S — anti-mitochondrial
— anti-thyroid
— anti-adrenal
— anti-smooth muscle
— anti-parietal
— anti-skin
— anti-sperm
;
50
L545 Protein Deposition in Tissues (per biopsy examined, any
number of antiserums, e.g. Immuno-globulin, complement
component, fibrinogen and pathinogens. etc.) 75
Histocompatibiiit) Ttrsiing
L580 — Tissue typmg -00
L5S1 — Cross match^ 50
L5S2 — Antibody screening (per panel of 15 antigens) 150
L5S3 — HLA27 typing 50
Microbial Immunology
L659 .A.ntistreptolysin O. 7-iube titrations or microtechnique 25
L662 Complement fixation — screen 20
L663 — litre, single antigen 30
L664 — multiple antigens 50
L667 Direct fluorescent antibody (not to be claimed with listings
under Microbiology Cultures) 12
L6S2 — for each additional antibody, add 4
L683 Indirect fluorescent antibody 15
L684 — for each additional antibody, add 5
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 475
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LMS
Code Units
L668 Heterophile antibodies — screen (slide or single tube) — with
or without absorption 5
L670 — with absorption by guinea pig kidney and ox cells,
multiple tube titre (Paul Bunnell) 30
Note: Hepatitis associated antigen or antibody RIA (see L319 under
Radio Assays)
L658 Trichinella antibody 6
L679 Virus antibodies — hemagglutination inhibition (Rubella) .... 30
L680 — neutralization test 40
L681 — sucrose gradient separation of IgM + inhibition test .... 90
N.C. VDRL 5
L503 Widal slide or tube agglutination 25
Radioimmunoassays
(see listing under Radio Assays)
Miscellaneous
L599 Cr\'ofibrinogen — qualitative 5
L600 Cryoglobulins — qualitative 5
L601 Cr)oglobuIins — quantitative 30
L602 Fyroglobulins — qualitative 5
L604 Serum Viscosity — relative 10
L603 — quantitative 20
Modifiers
(Units in addition to units for basic test where applicable —
Immunologic procedures)
L610 Concentration of sample before testing (any method 2
L61 1 Radio-modification of standard technique utilizing isotope-
labelled reagents 50
— immunoelectro phoresis \ anti-Diptheria;
— double diffusion V anti-Insuline;
— radial diffusion v anti-Tetanus
Note: Radio-modifications other than specifically listed under code
L611 are not a benefit as such until approved by OHIP.
N.C. Preparation of special antigens or antiserums N.A.B.
N.C. Special investigations N.A.B.
\nCROBIOLOGY
L620 Antibiotic level, serum 40
L621 Antibiotic sensitivity — per organism, max. of 2 per specimen
(see Laboratory' Preamble, paragraph 25) 9
L623 — M.I.C. — one antibiotic, tube or agar dilution 25
L622 Chlamvdia isolation 55
Cultures ^,Ij667, L682 may not be claimed in addition)
L624 — blood (including aerobic, anaerobic, subcultures, smears)
per bottle ; . 30
L625 — cervical, vaginal, including GC culture , Gram smear,
veast indentification (e.q. Germ tube) not to be claimed
with L627 25
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LMS
Code MICROBIOLOGY— Cont'd. ■, Units
L639 — fluids (CSF, joint, pleural etc. not exudates) 28
L626 — fungus, including KOH preparation and smear — not to
be claimed for the same specimen with L625 , L628, L629;
includes L653 for fungus 20
L627 — GC culture and smear — not to be claimed with L62S ........ 20
L628 — other swabs or pus — culture and smear 25
L629 — sputum — culture and smear 22
L630 — stool, including necessary agglutinations 30
L640 — throat swabs, for streptococcus, screen only 6
N.C. — screening for diptheria N.A.B.
L631 — tuberculosis, including ZN or flourescent smear 55
L632 — animal inoculation 100
L641 — Urine, screening, actual culture without identification —
(see Laboratory Preamble, paragraph 6) 7
L633 — urine, pour plate or Miles-Misra quantitation 20
L634 — unns. calibrated loop quantitation 15
L642 Lysozyme inhibition test 13
L635 Pathogenic E coli (as sole procedure in infants only, such as
fluorescent staining, not with L630) ,. 5
L656 Penicillinase production 8
L636. Streptococcus grouping. Lancefield method 18
L638 Streptococcus grouping, coagglutination method 12
L637 Virus isolation 50
Microscopy
L6-15 Darkfield (spirochetes) 10
L6-J6 Electron — direct, for viruses 40
L647 — immunoelectron microscopy 60
L6-i8 — after ultracentrifugation 65
L649 — thin section, for virus •. . 130
L650 Parasites and ova (feces concentration) 18
L654 Parasites and ova, smear only, special stain 14
L651 Pinworm (Scotch tape prep) 5
L643 Smear onlv. Gram or Papanicolaou stain, as sole procedure
(not with L624-L634)* 5
L652 Smear only, special stain, e.g. ZN, inclusions, spores,
diphtheria, stool parasites 14
L653 Wet preparation (for fungus, trichomonas, parasites. See
Laboratory Preamble, paragraph 14.) 3
AN.\TONnCAL PATHOLOGY
HISTOLOGY, AND CYTOLOGY
Note: Do not claim L700 in addition to codes L701 to L722 or L800 to
LS26.
The items listed in this section include only the technical
component of the various items listed. Tne professional
component for each item where applicable is listed under
"Diagnostic and Therapeutic Procedures" in the CHIP
Schedule of Benefits.
N.C. Autopsy, gross and miscroscopic (including CNS as required) . N.A.B.
Reg. 452 HEALTH INSURANCE 477
LABORATORY MEDICINE
LMS
Code Chromosome Analysis Units
L701 Chromosome banding 70
L702 Kar>'ot>pe of blood or bone marrow 300
L703 Karyotype of skin or amnion cells 475
Cytolog> and Histolog}'
L704 Amniotic fluid for fetal maturation 8
L705 Aspiration biopsy, cytoiogical examination (lung, etc.) 32
L706 Bronchial washings 18
L707 Buccal or vaginal smear for Barr body 8
L70S Esophageal and gastric washings 14
L709 Esophageal and gastric washings (including collection) 33
L710 Direct smears — oral, larynx, nipple discharge 13
L711 Fluids (pleural, ascitic, breast cj'st, aspirate pericardial, CSF,
urine and joint) 13
L712 Fluorescent Y chromosome 8
L713 Gynaecological specimen (including all types of cellular
abnormaIit\-, assessment of flora andy'or cytohormonal
evaluation) 13
Note: For professional component use L812.
L714 Inclusion bodies 8
L715 Nasal smear or sputum for eosinophils 3
L716 Sputum per specimen for general and/or specified assessment,
(e.g., cellular abnormality, asbestos bodies, lipid,
hemosiderin, etc.) 14
L717 Electron microscopy 225
Metabolic bone study
L723 — morphologic and morphometric assessment 250
L724 — kinetic assessment including fluorescent label studies 30
L718 Seminal fluid examination (complete) — see Preamble 22
L719 Smear for spermatozoa only (post-operative) see Preamble ... 7
L720 Surgical patholog\- 16
L721 Operative consultation — with or without frozen seaion (up to
three specimens) 15
L722 For each specimen over 3, add 8
O. Reg. 120/80, s. 6; O. Reg. 315/80, s. 2; O. Reg. 987/80, s. 2.
478
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Schedule 17
1. Abstainers Insurance Company
2. Advocate General Insurance Company of
Canada
3. Aetna Casualty Company of Canada
4. The Aetna Casualty and Surety Company
5. Aetna Insurance Company
6. Algoma Mutual Fire Insurance Company
7. Allianz Insurance Company
8. Allstate Insurance Company of Canada
9. Alpina Insurance Company Limited
10. The American Insurance Company
11. American Mutual Liability Insurance Com-
pany
12. Anglo Canada General Insurance Company
13. The Ayr Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
14. Baltica-Skandinavia Insurance Company of
Canada
15. The Bay City General Insurance Company
16. Blanchard Mutual Fire Insurance Company
17. Brant Mutual Fire Insurance Company
18. The Canada Accident and Fire Assurance
Company
19. The Canadian Commerce Insurance Com-
pany
20. Canadian General Insurance Company
21. Canadian Home Assurance Company
22. The Canadian Indemnity Company
23. The Canadian Provincial Insurance Com-
pany
24. The Canadian Surety Company
25. Canadian Universal Insurance Company
Limited
26. The Casualty Company of Canada
27. Cayuga Mutual Fire Insurance Company
28. Centennial Insurance Company
29. The Century Insurance Company of Canada
30. Chateau Insurance Company
31. The Citadel General Assurance Company
32. Coachman Insurance Company
33. Commercial Union Assurance Company of
Canada
34. Constitution Insurance Company of Canada
35. The Continental Insurance Company
36. The Continental Insurance Company of
Canada
37. Co-Operative Fire and Casualty Company
38. Co-Operators Insurance Association
39. Cornhill Insurance Company Limited
40. Coronation Insurance Company, Limited
41. Culross Mutual Fire Insurance Company
42. Cumis Insurance Society, Inc.
43. Dominion Insurance Corporation
44. The Dominion of Canada General Insurance
Company
45. Dufferin Mutual Fire Insurance Company
46. Dumfries Mutual Fire Insurance Company
47. Dunwich Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
48. East Williams Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
49. Eaton Bay Insurance Company
50. Economical Mutual Insurance Company
51. Elma Mutual Fire Insurance Company
52. Employers Insurance of Wasau a Mutual
Company
53. Erie Mutual Fire Insurance Company
54. Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance Company
(Lindsay)
55. Federal Insurance Company
56. Federated Mutual Insurance Company
57. Federation Insurance Company of Canada
58. Fidelity Insurance Company of Canada
59. Fireman's Fund Insurance Company
60. Fireman's Fund Insurance Company of
Canada
61. First National Insurance Company of
America
62. Formosa Mutual Fire Insurance Company
63. The General Accident Assurance Company of
Canada
64. General Insurance Company of America
65. General Security Insurance Company of
Canada
66. Gerling Global General Insurance Company
67. Germania Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
68. Gibraltar General Insurance Company
69. Gore IV^utual Insurance Company
70. Grey & Bruce Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
71. Guarantee Company of North America
72. Guardian Insurance Company of Canada
73. The Halifax Insurance Company
74. Halwell Mutual Fire Insurance Company
75. The Hartford Fire Insurance Company
76. Hay Township Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company
77. Herald Insurance Company
78. Highlands Insurance Company
79. The Home Insurance Company
80. Howard Mutual Fire Insurance Company
8L Howick Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
82. INA Insurance Company of Canada
83. Insurance Company of North America
84. The Insurance Corporation of Ireland Lim-
ited
85. Jevco Insurance Company
"86.
87.
90.
91.
Lambton Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The Lanark County Farmers' Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
La Paix General Insurance Company of
Canada
La Paix Compagnie D'Assurances Generales
Du Canada
Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Company
The London Assurance
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
479
92. London-Canada Insurance Company
93. Lumbermen's Mutual Casualty Company
94. Maplex General Insurance Company
95. Markel Insurance Company of Canada
96. McGillivray Mutual Fire Insurance Company
97. McKJllop Mutual Fire Insurance Company
98. The Mississquoi and Rouville Insurance
Company
99. National Employers Mutual General Insur-
ance Association Limited
100. Niagara Fire Insurance Company
101. Non-Marine Underwriters, Members of
(Lloyd's) London, England
102. Norfolk Mutual Fire Insurance Company
103. North Blenheim Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company
104. North Kent Mutual Fire Insurance Company
105. Northern Frontier General Insurance Com-
pany
106. The Omaha Indemnity Company
107. Ontario Motorist Insurance Company
108. Ontario Mutual General Insurance Company
109. Otter Dorchester Mutual Insurance Company
110. Oxford Mutual Fire Insurance Company
111. Pafco Insurance Company, Limited
112. The Peel and Maryborough Mutual Fire
Insurance Company
1 13. The Personal Insurance Company of Canada
114. Perth Insurance Company
115. Phoenix Assurance Company of Canada
116. Pilot Insurance Company
117. Pitts Insurance Company
118. The Portage la Prairie Mutual Insurance
Company
119. Premier Insurance Company
120. Prescott Mutual Fire Insurance Company
121. La Prevoyance Compagnie D'Assurances
122. The Provident Assurance Company
123. The Prudential Assurance Company Limited
(of England)
124. Quebec Assurance Company
125. Reliance Insurance Company
126. Royal General Insurance Company of
Canada
127. Royal Insurance Company of Canada
128. Safeco Insurance Company of America
129. Scottish & York Insurance Company Limited
130. St. Paul Fire and Marine Insurance Company
131. Security Mutual Casualty Company
132. Sentry Insurance A Mutual Company
133. Simcoe & Erie General Insurance Company
134. South Easthope Farmers' Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company
135. The Sovereign General Insurance Company
136. The Stanstead & Sherbrooke Insurance Com-
pany
137. State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
Company
138. Sun Alliance Insurance Company
139. The Tokio Marine and Fire Insurance Com-
pany Limited
140. Toronto General Insurance Company
141. Townsend Farmers' Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
142. Traders General Insurance Company
143. Trafalgar Insurance Company Limited
144. Transport Insurance Company
145. Travelers Indemnity Company
146. Travelers Indemnity Company of Canada
147. The United Provinces Insurance Company
148. United States Fidelity and Guaranty Com-
pany
149. United States Fire Insurance Company
150. The Unity Fire and General Insurance Com-
pany
151. Victoria Insurance Company of Canada
152. Wabisa Mutual Fire Insurance Company
153. Waterloo Mutual Insurance Company
154. The Wawanesa Mutual Insurance Company
155. West Elgin Mutual Fire Insurance Company
156. West Wawanosh Mutual Fire Insurance
Company
157. The Western Assurance Company
158. Westminster Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
159. The Yarmouth Mutual Fire Insurance Com-
pany
160. York Fire & Casualty Insurance Company
161. Zurich Insurance Company
O. Reg. 487/79, s. 2; O. Reg. 858/79, s. 1;
O. Reg. 42/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 179/80, s. 1; O. Reg.
1108/80, s. 1.
480
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Schedule 18
Procedure
Fees
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
ODONTECTOMIES
Removal of cacli impacted tooth - partial
bony impaction - when two or more quadrants
of the mouth are involved. 39.60
Removal of each impacted tooth - complete
bony impaction - when tv/o or more quadrants
of the mouth arc involved. 39.60
Removal of each impacted tooth > unusual
position, age factor (including supernumer-
ary) - when two or more quadrants of the
mouth are involved. 70.20
NOTE; An impacted tooth is one which is
prevented from its normal path of
eruption by hard tissue (tooth or
bone) .
Surgical exposure of each unerupted tooth,
uncomplicated, soft tissue coverage^when
two or more quadrants of the mouth are
involved. 13.20
Surgical exposure of each unerupted tooth,
complex, hard tissue coverage - when two or
I more quadrants of the mouth are involved. 45.90
Surgical exposure of each unerupted tooth,
including orthodontic attachment - when two
or more quadrants of the mouth are involved. 45.90-91.70
NOTE; All odontectomies include necessary
suturing.
ALVEOLOPLASTY
Alveoloplasty, independent of tooth extractio i,
per quadrant. 15.30
MOTE : Service involves incising and
reflecting a flap, bone contouring and
suturing.
GINGIVOPLASTY AND VESTIDULOPLASTY
Gingivoplasty, independent of tooth extrac-
tion, per quadrant. 15.30
Excision of vestibular hyperplastic tissue,
per quadrant. 41.10
Surgical shaving of papillary hyperplasia
of the palate. 75.60
49.20
49.20
97.30
34.75
73.00
62.50-97
36.80
36.80
51.40
94.50
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
481
Column 1
Column 2 Column 3
Remodelling of the mylohyoid ridge
Remodelling of the genial tubercles
Excision of nasal spine
Excision of torus palatinus
Excision of torus mandibular is « unilateral
£>:cision of torus mandibularis * bilateral
Removal of multiple exostosis, pex quadrant
Removal of multiple exostosis^ per eucch
Reduction tuberoplasty, unilateral
Reduction tuber oplasty, bilateral
Augmentation pUerygo-maxillary tuberoplasty,
unilateral
Augmentation pterygo-roaxillary tuberoplasty,
bilateral
Total lowering of floor of nouth
Partial lowering of floor of mouth
Submucous vestibuloplasty, maxilla
Submucous vestibuloplasty , mandible
Vestibuloplasty with second2ury epithelizatior
maxilla
Vestibuloplasty with secondary epithelizatior
mandible
Vestibuloplasty with skin graft, maxilla
Vestibuloplasty with skin graft, mandible
Vestibuloplasty with mucosal graft, maxilla
Vestibuloplasty with mucosal graft, mandible
Alveolar ridge reconstruction with autogenous
bone , maxilla
Alveolar ridge reconstruction with autogenous
bone , mandible .
50.C0-58.4C
50.00-58.40
50.00-58.40
52.80-
104.95
52.80-
104.95
52.20-
104.95
52.80>
104.95
52.80-
104.95
55.60
111.20
55.60
111.20
166.80
99.00
99.00
99.00
130.70
261.30
261.30
62.55-73.00
62. 55-73. OC
62.55-73.00
86.90-
166.80
62.55-
218.90
62.55-
218.90
62.55
170.30
62.55
170.30
69.50
139.00
69.50
139.00
208.50
123.70
123.70
123.70
163.30
130.70
163.30
233.50
291.90
233.50
291.90
261.30
326.65
261.30
326.65
326.65
326.65
482
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Alveolar ridge reconstruction with
alloplastic material, maxilla.
Alveolar ridg^; reconstruction with
alloplastic material, mandible.
TUMORS
Resection of benign soft tissue lesion,
1 cm. or under (including biopsy)
Resection of benign tumor of soft tissue,
over 1 cm. in diameter.
Excision of benign tumor of bone of maxilla
or mandible, 1 to 3 cm.
Excision of benign tumor of bone= of maxilla
or mandible, greater than 3 cm.
Excision of malignant tumor of soft tissue
of the oral cavity, under 3 cm.
Excision of malignant tumor of soft tissue
of the oral cavity,' greater than 3 cm.
Excision of malignant tumor of bone of
maxilla or mandible, under 3 cm.
Excision of malignant tumor of bone of
niaxilla or mandible, greater than 3 cm.
Cheiloplasty (lip shave)
BOt^E GRAFTS
Bone graft to maxilla or mandible,
unilateral
Bone graft to maxilla or mandible, bilateral
CYSTS
Excision of cyst, not in conjunction with
tooth removal (enucleation including
biopsy) 1 cm. or under
Excision of cyst - not in conjunction with
tooth removal (enucleation including
biopsy) , 1 cm. to 3 cm.
Excision of cyst - not in conjunction with
tooth removal (enculeation including biopsy)
over 3 cm.
Excision of cyst, in conjunction with tooth
removal - bill at 75% of T390, T391 or T392
unless complicated (excision of tooth is
billed at 100* of usual fee) .
.Marsupialization of cyst (includes 12 post
surgical visits)
261.30
261.30
45.90
43.40-
87.85
55.60
55.60-
133.40
55.60
55.60-
133.40
55.60
55.60-
133.40
133.40
264.10-
305 .'SO
361.40-
422.60
45.90
55.60
55.60-
133.40
41.70-
100.10
117^90
326.65
326.65
54.20
54.20-
109.80
69.50
69.50-
166.80
69.50
69.50-
166.80
69.50
69.50-
166.80
166.80
330.10-
382.25
451.75-
528.20
62.55
69.50
69.50-
166.80
52.10-
125.10
147^30
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
483
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
SURGICAL INCISION
Incision and drainage - soft tissue,
intraoral.
13.20
33.40
Trephination and drainage - hard tissue /
intraoral.
30. CO
50.00
Inci::;ion and drainage of abscess, extraoral.
79.00
98.70
Sequestrectomy for osteaayelitis, intraoral
67.80
84.80
Soqucstroctomy for osteomyelitis, extraoral
127.80
159.85
Sequestrectomy and saucerization
133.40
166.80
FRACTURES
Intermaxillary fixation
66.70
83.40
v;iring of dentures of splint or arch bar
66.70
83.40
Circuinzygomatic wiring, unilateral
23.35
29.20
Peralveolar or transpalatal wiring
23.35
29.20
Nasal spine wiring
23.35
29.20
Piriforme aper tuxes suspension, each
23.35
29.20
Circummandibular wiring, one
23.35
29.20
Circumnandibular wiring, two
46.70
58.40
Circununandibular wiring, three and over
70.05
87.60
Orbital suspension, bilateral
97.30
121.60
Head frame suspension
UandLblz
97.30
121.60
Closed reduction
159.60-
177.90
199.50-
222.40
Open reduction, single
236.30
295.40
Open reduction, double
322.50
403.10
Open reduction, multiple
494.80
618.55
liaxAJiZa, hoAyizoniat
Closed reduction
177.90
222.40
Open reduction, single
236.30
295.40
Open reduction, double
322.50
403.10
Open reduction, multiple
494.80
613.55
484
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
"
A<axxX£o-MaXaA. pynamidal LcFonX. II
Closed reduction. .i;
Open reduction, unilateral.
Open reduction, bilateral. ' e> ■
Ncuo-oA.byUjaJi
Open reduction, external approach.
Open reduction, sinusal approach.
Open reduction, orbital approach^ with
insertion of subperiosteal implant.
UaJboJi bonz
Open reduction. ,
2yg omaXic aJich ''■■ - --•
Intraoral approach. ' '
Temporal approach. ;
Fracture of alveolus including debridement
and necessary extraction - stabilization of
teeth.
Reimplantation of avulsed tooth (including
root canal therapy and surgery) .
Reimplantation of more than one avulsed
tooth (including root canal therapy and
surgery) .
LACERATIONS
Repair of uncomplicated laceration, intra-
oral or extraoral, 2 cm. or less
2-12 cm.
Over 12 cm.
Repair of through and through j.aceration«
2 cm. or less
2-12 cm.
Over 12 cm.
177.90
236.30
322.50
264.10
200.20
294.70
100.10
200.20
61.20-
122.30
58.40
58.40
15.30
32.25
58.40
43.90
102.30
105.10
222.40
295.40
403.10
330.10
250.20
368.35
200.20 250.20
125.10
250.20
109.80
145.90
73.00
73.00
32.70
40.30
73.00
54.90
127.90
131.35
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
485
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
ORTHOGNATIC SURGERY
NOTE; When more than one of the subsequent
procedures are performed at the sante
time, an explanation (or* £Ln operative
report) should be submitted with the
claim for independent consideration.
Subcondylar closed osteotozay.
Subcondylar open osteotomy.
Oblique osteotomy of ramus, extraoral.
Oblique osteotomy of ramus, intraoral.
Body osteotomy or osteotomy.
Coronoidectomy, up to
Osteotomy of the condyl£u: neck.
Sagittal split osteotomy, intraoral.
Sagittal split osteotomy, extraoral.
Oblique osteotomy with bene graft.
Inverted L osteotomy.
C osteotomy.
Total majcilla'«-v osteotomy.
Total maxillcury osteotomy with bone graft.
Le Fort II osteotomy with bone graft.
Anterior segmental osteotomy of the maxilla,
up to
Posterior segmental osteotomy -of -the -maxilla
up to
Midpalatal split, complete.
Anterior segmental osteotomy of the mandible,
up to
472.60
472.60
247.40
472.60
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
550.40
688.05
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
522.60
653.30
550.40
688.05
590.75
590.75
309.30
>90.75
486
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Column 1
Column 1
Column 2
550.40
683.05
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
472.60
590.75
200.20
250.20
200.20
250 v20
200.20
250.20
294.70
368.35
236.30
295.40
Anterior segmental osteotomy of mandible with
transfer of mental eminence.
Anterior segmental osteotomy of mandible
v/ithout transfer of mental eminence. up to
Posterior segmental osteotomy of the mandible,
up to
Total dento-alveolar osteotomy of the
mandible .
Sliding genioplasty.
Reduction genioplasty.
Augmentation genioplasty with allpplastic
material .
Augmentation genioplasty with bone graft.
Lower border osteotomy
NOTE; Services listed vmder codes T563#
T564, T56S, T566, T567 are not a
benefit when done for cosmetic
reason.
Palatorraghy, anterior.
Palatorraghy, posterior.
Palatorraghy, total.
Palatorraghy, with bone graft:.
Bone graft to anterior alveolar ridge.
FRENECTOMY & GLOSSECTCMY
Lingual frenectomy or Z plasty.
Lingual frenectomy or Z plasty with, myotomy
of genioglossus.
Partial glbssectomy, anterior wedge.*
Partial glossectomy, fxill postera-
anterior wedge.
TEKPORO-MANDIBULAR JOINT DYSFUNCTIONS
Open reduction of dislocation.
Closed reduction of dislocation,
uncomplicated.
Manipulation under anaesthesia.
Henisectomy,
I.e.
I.e.
I.e.
I.e.
I.e.
30.60
55.60
100.10
164.00
230,70
32,25
50,00
230^70
I.e.
I.e.
I.e.
I.e.
I.e.
50.70
69.50
125.10
205.00
288,40.
40,30
62,55
288,40
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
487
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Copsullorraphy.
Myotony of lateral pterygoid muscle
Condylectomy .
Condylotomy, up t O
Oblique osteotomy with alloplastic inter-
position for ankylosis.
Arthoplast^ of articular eminence.
SALI\^ARY GLANDS
Sialodochoplasty.
Sialolithotomy, anterior 1/3 of canal.
Sialolithotomy, posterior 2/3 of canal.
Excision of submaxillary gland.
Excision of sublingual glandL
Marsupialization of ranula.
NEUROLOGICAL DISTURBANCES
Injection of trigeminal nerve for destruction
Avulsion of trigeminal nerve at periphery
Total avulsion of a branch of trigesiinal
nerve.
Transposition of mental nerve. up to
Decompression of inferior dental nerve in
the canal.
Microsuturing of injured nerve
I4AXILLARY SINUS
Immediate recovery of a dental root or
foreign body from antnom.
Im.-nediate closure of opening of the antrum
by another surgeon.
Delayed recovery of root in antrum with
oral antrostomy.
An turn lavaxgc, oral approach.
Antrum lava^.ge, nasal approach.
Closure of oro-antral fistual sliding
buccal flap.
230.70
230.70
230.70
230.70
330.80
264.10
100.00
45.90
87.85
176.80
100.00
50.00
32.25
100.10
205.70
135.70
69.50
69.50
61.20
15.30
61.20
30.60
30.60
30.60
288.40
288.40
288.40
288.40
413.50
330.10
125.10
55.60
109.80
221.00
125.10
62.55
40.30
125.10
257.15
169.60
86.90
86.90
86.90
69.50
128.60
52.10
52.10
147.30
488
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Column 1
Column 2
Closure of oro-antral fistula, gold plate.
Closure of oro-antral fistula sliding
palatal flap.
Nasal antrostomy.
EMERGENCY PROCEDURES
Control of dental secondary hemorrhage
Post-surgical care« minor, by other than
treating dentist.
Post-surgical care, major, by other than
treating dentist.
SURGICAL ASSISTANT
Assisting at reduction of fractures for
listed procedures.
Assisting at orthognatic surgery for listed
procedures .
Assisting at other listed procedures.
CONSULTATION IN HOSPITAL
Consultation in hospital
NOTE: 1. The consultation fee is not
payable in addition to the
listed dental surgical procedures .
2. A consultation refers to the
situation where a physician or
^^,. dental/oral surgeon, in light of
his professional knowledge of
the patient, requests the opinion
of another dental or oral sxirgeon
competent to give advice in this
field, because of the complexity,
obscurity or seriousness of the
case or because another opinion
is requested by the patient or
an authorized person acting on the
patient's behalf.
3. A consultation report roust be
entered on the hospital chart.
4. Claims for consultations iftust
indicate the number of the re-
ferring physician or dentist.
Column 3
34.75
34.75
48.90
13.20-
26.40
5.60
13.20
)
)30% of the
} surgeon ' s
)fee
)
)
6.25-
26.40
147.30
147.30
61.20
33.40
9.00
22.20
36% o£ the
surgeon ' s
fee
6.95-
27.80
O. Reg. 538/80, s. 2,paH.
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
489
Schedule 19
Procedure
Fees
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
ROOT RESECTION AND APICAL CURETTAGE
y^XJical curettage and/or root r»»cection,
one root, uncomplicati^d as a separate
procedure.
Apical curettage and/or root resection «
one root, complicated by anatomic and/or
pathologic conditions as a separate procedure
Apical curettage and/or root resection #
tvx> roots, uncomplicated as a separate
procedure.
Apical curettage and/or root resection,
three or more roots, uncomplicated, as a
separate procedure.
Apical curettage and/or root resection,
performed in conjunction with endodontic
treatment, one root, uncomplicated.
Apical curettage and/or root resection
performed in conjunction with endodontic
treatment, one root, complicated by
anatomic x^osition.
Apical curettage and/or root resection
performed in conjunction with endodontic
treatment, two roots.
Apical curettage and/or root resection
performed in conjunction with endodontic
treatment, three or more roots.
Amalgam and non-metallic comx>ounds or
silver points, one root, uncomplicated.
Amalgam and non-metallic compounds or
silver points, one root, complicated by
anatomic and/or pathological conditions.
Amalgam and non-metallic compounds or
silver points, two roots.
Amalgam and non-metallic compounds or
silver points, three roots.
Services listed under codes T709, T710,
T711, T712, include root-end filling,
apical curettage and root resection.
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76.45
91.70
45.90
53.50
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91.70
76.45
91.70
91.70
102.90
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69.50
90.35
118.15
55.60
73.00
76.45
118.15
97.30
121.60
114.70
128.60
490
HEALTH INSURANCE
Reg. 452
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
ODONTECTOMIES
Surgical exposure of single unerupted
tooth, uncomplicated, soft tissue coverage..
Surgical exposure of single unerupted tooth,
complex, hard tissue coverage.
Surgical exposure of single unerupted tooth,
including orthodontic attachment.
FKENECTOMY . .
Maxillary labial frenectomy.
Mandibular labial frenectomy.
Maxillary Z frenoplasty.
Mandibular' Z frenoplasty.
SALIVARY DUCT
Dilation of salivary duct.
Insertion of polyethylene tube in duct.
13. 2Q
45,90
45,90-
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30,60
30.60
30.60
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32.25
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50.70
50.70
40.30
40.30
O. Reg. 538/80, s. 2, part.
Reg. 452
HEALTH INSURANCE
491
Schedule 20
Procedure
Fees
Column 1
ODONTECTOMIES
Removal of single erupted tooth (bone
contouring included) .
Removal of each additional erupted tooth in
the same quadrant
Removal of each erupted tooth, complicated.
Removal of each tooth covered by soft tissue.
Removal of single impacted tooth, partial
bony ijnpaction.
Removal of single impacted tooth, complete
bony impaction.
Removal of single ii:^>acted tooth, unusual
position, age factor (including supernumer-
ary) .
Removal of residual roots, soft tissue
coverage.
Removal of residual roots, bony tissue
coverage .
NOTE;
1.
2.
The above listed surgical services
include necessary suturing.
An impacted tooth is one which is
prevented from its normal path or
eruption by hard tissue (tooth or
bone) .
Column 2
11.10
Column 3
5.60
7.65
30.60
39.60
30.60
39.60
39.60
49.20
39.60
49.20
70.20
97.30
26.40
32.70
30.60
46.60
14.60
O. Reg. 538/80, s. 2, part.
492
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Reg. 453
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
497
REGULATION 453
under the Highway Traffic Act
ALLOWABLE GROSS WEIGHT FOR
DESIGNATED CLASS OF VEHICLE
1. In this Regulation, "single unit vehicle",
means a commercial motor vehicle used for,
(a) the transportation and dumping or spread-
ing of sand, gravel, earth, crushed or uncut
rock, slag, rubble, salt, calcium chloride,
snow, ice or any mixture thereof, asphalt
mixes or scrap metal ;
(b) the transportation of raw forest products.
O.Reg. 21/79, s.l.
2. — (1) There is hereby designated, as a class of
vehicles that are exempt from the provisions of
sections 99, 100 and 101 of the Act, the class consisting
of ever\' single unit vehicle that complies with the
maximum weight limits set out in subsection (2) and
for which a permit was issued under section 7 of the
Act before the 1st day of March, 1979.
(2) The maximum allowable gross vehicle weight
for a single unit vehicle that is included in the class
of vehicles designated in subsection (1) is as follows:
1. Where the single unit
vehicle is a two axle
vehicle 14,000 kilograms
2. Where the single unit
vehicle is a three axle
vehicle the weight in Column 2
of the Table corres-
ponding to the rear axle
spacing in Colunm 1
3. Where the single unit
vehicle is a four axle
vehicle 25,000 kilograms
TABLE
Maximum Allowable Gross Vehicle Weight for
Three Axle Single Unit Vehicle
Column 1
Column 2
Rear Axle Spacing
(Metres)
Maximum Allowable
Gross Vehicle Weight
(Kilograms)
1.0 to less than 1.2
1.2 to less than 1.3
1.3 to less than 1.4
1.4 to less than 1.5
1.5 to less than 1.6
1.6 to less than 1.7
1.7 to less than 1.8
1.8 or more
20,000
21,500
22,000
22,300
22,500
23,000
23,500
24,000
(3) A single unit vehicle, otherwise entitled to
be included in the class of vehicles designated in
subsection (1), ceases to be mcluded in the designated
class upon attaining a gross vehicle weight in excess of
the maximum allowable gross vehicle weight set out in
subsection (2), whereupon the provisions of sections
99, 100 and 101 of the Act apply to the vehicle.
O. Reg. 21/79, s. 2.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
499
REGULATION 454
under the Highway Traffic Act
APPEALS
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "Board" means the Licence Suspension
Appeal Board ;
(6) "Registrar" means the R^strar of Motor
Vehicles. R.R.O. 1970, R^. 408, s. 1.
2. Three members of the Board constitute a
quorum. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 408, s. 2.
3. — (1) Where any person considers himself ag-
grieved by a decision of the Registrar under sec-
tion 30 of the Act, he may appeal to the Board
by serving upon the Board written notice of the
appeal.
(2) A notice of appeal under subsection (1) shall be
accompanied by a fee of $25 payable to the Treasurer
of Ontario.
(3) Upon receipt of a notice of appeal under
subsection (1), the Board shall forthwith notify' the
Registrar, and the Registrar shall thereuf)on forth-
with provide the Board with all relevant documents
and other material in his possession.
(4) In any appeal under subsection (1), the Board
shall serve upon the jjerson making the appeal notice
of the time and place of the hearing, which shall be
within thirty days of the serving of the notice of
appeal, except where the f)erson making the appeal
consents to a longer period of time.
(5) A person making an appeal may make written
representations to the Board and is not required
to attend the hearing.
(6) At any hearing under this section, the person
making the appeal has the right to attend and make
representations and, subject to subsection (7), to
adduce evidence respecting the appeal either by him-
self or through counsel.
(7) At any hearing under this section, the Board
shall hear only such evidence as was submitted to
the Registrar respecting the matter in dispute.
(8) The Board shall, as soon as is conveniently
possible after the hearing is completed, serve by
registered mail upon the person making the appeal a
notice of its decision together with its reasons
therefor. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 408, s. 3.
4. Where a decision of the Board is appealed to
a judge of a county or district court, the Board
shall certify to the judge,
(a) the decision of the Registrar that has been
reviewed by the Board ;
(6) the decision of the Board together with its
reasons therefor ;
(c) the oral evidence heard by the Board and
such documentary evidence and things as
are received in evidence by it ; and
(d) all written submissions and other material
received by the Board in connection with
the appeal. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 408, s. 4.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
501
REGULATION 455
under the Highway Traffic Act
COVERING OF LOADS
1. In this Regiilation,
(a) "clear aggregate" means gravel, crushed
stone or slag in the form of particles that
are not less than % inch in diameter
or more than 1 ^2 inches in diameter ;
(b) "registered gross weight" means the weight
for which a permit has been issued under
the Act, the fee for which permit is
based upon the weight of the vehicle or
combination of vehicles and load ; and
(c) "waste" means ordinary waste associated
with municijjal collection systems, in-
cluding ashes, garbage, refuse and domestic
waste. O.Reg. 632/76. s. 1.
2. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), where a com-
mercial motor vehicle or a combination of a com-
mercial motor vehicle and trailer or trailers is
being operated on a highway and is carrying a
load that is,
(a) sand, gravel, crushed stone, slag, salt
or any mixture thereof, where such sub-
stances are in the form of particles of up
to 1 14 inches in diameter ;
(b) waste ; or
(c) shredded scrap metal,
the portion of the load that is not enclosed by the
vehicle or load container shall be covered with a
covering that is made of tarpaulin, canvas, netting
or other material capable of confining the load
within the vehicle container or load container.
O.Reg. 632/76,5.2(1).
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply where the
commercial motor vehicle or the combination of a
commercial motor vehicle and trailer or trailers is
being operated,
(a) in the course of applying sand, salt, a
mixture of sand and salt or any similar
substance to the highway for the purpose
of winter highway maintenance ;
(b) in the course of collecting waste ;
(c) in the course of carrying waste where
the vehicle does not have a gross weight
or registered gross weight in excess of 10,000
pounds ;
{d) in the course of carrying a load that is
not waste and the vehicle does not have a
gross weight or registered gross weight in
excess of 18,000 pounds ;
(e) in the course of carrying sand, ' gravel,
crushed stone or slag, of which not less
than 90 per cent is clear aggregate, where
the highest point of the load does not
extend above the top of the vehicle
container or load container, and the peri-
meters of the load are not less than
twelve inches beneath the top of the vehicle
container or load container ;
(/) in the course of carn.dng sand, gravel,
crushed stone, slag, salt or any mixture
thereof in December, January, February or
March where the highest point of the load
does not extend above the top of the vehicle
container or load container, and the peri-
meters of the load are not less than twelve
inches beneath the top of the vehicle
container or load container ;
(g) in the course of carrying agricultural
products, where such vehicle is owned by
a farmer;
(A) on a highway with,
(i) an untreated gravel or crushed
stone surface,
(ii) an earth surface, or
(iii) a surface treated solely for dust
abatement purposes ;
(i) while proceeding across a highway in order
to proceed on a highway as described in
clause (h), or in proceeding across a highway
in order to enter onto private property abut-
ting the highway; or
0) within the limits of a highway construction
contract. O. Reg. 632/76, s. 2 (2); O. Reg.
60/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 808/77, s. 1.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
503
REGULATION 456
under the Highway Traffic Act
DANGEROUS LOADS
1. Subject to section 2, while being operated on
the highway, every commercial motor vehicle and
trailer transporting flammable hquid, flammable
solid, corrosive hquid, oxidizing material, com-
pressed gas or poison in a quantity in excess of
1 ,130 kilograms including the weight of the shipping
container, shall bear a sign on the rear and sides
thereof containing the word "dangerous" or where
applicable, the words "compressed gas" or "poison".
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 412, s. 1; O. Reg. 569/78, s. 1.
2. While being operated on a highway, every tank
truck and tank trailer transporting any of the com-
modities mentioned in section 1 shall bear a sign on
the rear and sides thereof containing the common
name of the commodity or one of the following
words that is applicable to the commodity being
transported :
1. Flammable.
2. Acid.
3. Corrosive liquid.
4. Compressed gas.
5. Poison. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 412. s. 2.
3. While being operated on the highway, every
commercial motor vehicle and trailer transporting
radio-active material shall bear a sign on the rear and
sides thereof containing the words "radio-active
material". R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 412. s. 3.
4. The lettering on the signs referred to in sections
1, 2 and 3 shall not be less than 7.5 centimetres in
height and shall be placed on a background of
sharply contrasting colour so as to be conspicuous
and legible. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 412, s. 4; O. Reg.
569/78, s. 2.
5. A sign required by section 1 or 3 shall be
removed or covered when the vehicle to which it is
attached is not transporting the commodity for which
the sign is appropriate. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 412,
s. 5.
6. This Regulation does not apply to the
transportation of materials to which the following
apply:
1. The Gasoline Handling Act and the regu-
lations made thereunder.
2. The Explosives Act (Canada) and the regula-
tions made thereunder.
3. Regulation 292 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 made under the Energy
Act. O. Reg. 649/79, s. 1.
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Reg. 457
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
505
REGULATION 457
under the Highway Traffic Act
DEMERIT POINT SYSTEM
1, — (1) When any person is convicted of an offence
under a provision of an Act, Regulation or muni-
cipal by-law set out in column 1 of the Table, and
if the penalty imposed by the court for the
conviction does not include a period of suspension
of his driver's hcence, the Registrar shall record in
respect of the person the number of demerit points set
opposite thereto in column 2. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
413. s. 2(1).
(2) Where a person is convicted of an offence
under a provision of an Act, Regulation or muni-
cipal by-law set out in column 1 of item 4 of the
Table and the conviction expresses the rate of speed
exceeded in kilometres per hour and the penalty
imposed by the Court for the conviction does not
include a period of suspension of his driver's licence,
the Registrar shall record in respect of the person
the number of demerit points set opposite thereto
in column 2. O. R^. 616/77, s. 1.
(3) The (siipn descriptions in oplurun 3 \)f the
Table indicate for convenience of reference only the
general nature of offences under the provisions in
column 1 and shall not be construed to limit the
offences for which demerit points are imposed.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 413, s. 2 (2).
2. If a person is convicted of an offence set out
in column 1 of the Table and enters an appeal
against the conviction,
(a) the points in respect of the conviction shall
be entered on the record at the time of the
conviction, but no suspension under sec-
tion 12 shall be applied unless the conviction
is sustained on the appeal;
(b) where the conviction is sustained on appeal,
any suspension under section 12 shall be
applied notwithstanding that the total points
have been reduced under section 7 after the
conviction; and
(c) where the conviction is quashed on the
appeal, demerit points recorded in respect
of the conviction shall be removed from the
record. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 413, s. 3.
3. If a person is convicted of two or more
offences arising out of the same circumstances, only
demerit points for the conviction for which the
greatest number of points is imposed shall be
recorded and, if the greatest number of points is
equal for two or more convictions, points shall be
recorded for one conviction only. R.R.O. 1970.
Reg. 413. s. 4.
4. Where a person is charged with an offence
under a provision set out in column 1 of the Table
and upon the payment of money the charge is not
proceeded with, the Registrar may record in respect
of the person the demerit points prescribed by the
Table for the offence. R.R.O. 1970. Reg, 413. s. 5.
5. Where any person forfeits bail given upon a
charge of an offence under a provision set out in
column 1 of the Table, the Registrar shall record
the forfeiture as a conviction and shall record the
demerit points imposed for the conviction in the
same manner as if such person were convicted of the
offence. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 413. s. 6.
6. Where a resident of Ontario is convicted or
forfeits bail in another province of Canada or in
one of the United States of America for an offence
that, in the opinion of the Registrar, is in sub-
stance and effect equivalent to an offence for which
points would be recorded upon conviction in Ontario,
the Registrar may record the demerit points for the
conviction in the same manner as if the conviction
had been made or the bail forfeited in Ontario for
the equivalent offence. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 413, s. 7.
7. — (1) When two years have elapsed after the
entry of demerit points on the record of a person,
the Registrar shall strike such points from the record.
(2) When a licence has been suspended under
section 12, the Registrar shall reduce the total accu-
mulated demerit points in the person's record to seven
and the points struck from the record shall be those
recorded for the longest period of time. R.R.O.
1970. Reg. 413. s. 8.
8. When a total of six or more but less thaii nine
demerit points have accumulated in the record of
any person, the Registrar shall mail a notice to
such person, at his latest address appearing on the
records of the Ministry, of the number of points
accumulated in the record, and failure to give notice
under this section does not render ineffective any
further proceeding under this Regulation. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 413, s. 9.
9. When nine or more but less than fifteen demerit
points have accumulated in the record of a person, the
Registrju- may require him to attend before an official
of the Ministry for an interview and to furnish such
information, evidence or material as is required to
show cause why his licence should not be suspended.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 413, s. 10.
10. Where a person fails to attend for an interview
as required by section 9, the Minister may, after giving
notice, suspend the driver's licence of such per-
son. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 413, s. 11.
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11. Where the Minister is of the opinion that a
person has failed to show cause under section 9 why
his Hcence should not be suspended, the Minister
may, after giving notice, suspend the licence for such
period as he considers advisable. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 413, s. 12.
12. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), when fifteen or
more demerit points have accumulated in the record
of a person the Registrar shall, after giving notice,
suspend the driver's licence of such person and the
licence shall not be re-instated until thirty days
have elapsed from the date the licence was sur-
rendered for the purposes of suspension under this
Regulation.
(2) Where a suspension is the second or subsequent
suspension imposed for accumulation of demerit
points since the record last showed no demerit
points, the period of suspension is six months.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 413. s. 13.
13. Where a licence is suspended under this Regu-
lation, the period of suspension is concurrent with
the unexpired portion of any suspension under any
other authority. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 413, s. 14.
14. — (1) Any notice of suspension required to be
given by this Regulation shall be given by sending
it by registered mail to the person to whom the
notice is required to be given at his latest address
appearing on the records of the Department and
notice given in accordance with this section shall be
deemed to be sufficient.
(2) Where a driver's licence is suspended, the
Registrar shall select an effective date for the sus-
pension which date shall be at least six clear days
after the notice is accepted as registered mail by the
post office, and the effective date of the suspension
shall be stated in the notice. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
413, s. 15.
TABLE
Item
Column 1
Column 2
1
Column 3
Provisions for offences
Number of
Demerit Points
uShorlr^escription of offences for
convenience of reference only
1
Section 174 of the Highway Traffic
Act
7
Failing to remain at scene of acci-
dent
2
Section 111 of the Highway Traffic
Act
6
Careless driving
3
Section 148 of the Highway Traffic
Act
6
Racing
4
Section 110 of the Highway Traf-
fic Act; subsection 13 (3) of Regu-
lation 686 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980; any provision of
the National Capital Commission
Traffic and Property Regulations
CRC-1978, c. 1044 made under
the National Capital Act (Canada)
fixing maximum rates of speed
and any municipal by-law fixing
maximum rates of speed where
the rate of speed is exceeded by,
(a) SO km/h or more
(b) 30 km/h or more and less than 50
km/h
(c) more than 15 km/h and less than
30 km/h
6
4
3
Exceeding speed limit by SO km/h or
more
Exceeding speed limit by 30 to 49
km/h
Exceeding speed limit by 16 to 29
km/h
5
Section 150 of the Highway Traffic
Act
S
Driver of bus to stop at railway
crossings
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Item
Column 1
Provisions for offences
Column 2
Number of
Demerit Points
Column 3
Short description of offences for
convenience of reference only
6
Section 142 of the Highway Traffic
Act
3
Driving through, around or under
railway crossing barrier
7
Section 115, subsection 118 (1), sec-
tion 119, subsection 121 (4) and sub-
section 124 (12) of the Highway
Traffic Act
3
Failing to yield right of way
8
Section 116, subsections 124 (5), (7),
(8), (10) and (11), subsections 125 (3)
and (4) and section 141 of the High-
way Traffic Act; any municipal by-
law requiring a driver to stop for a
stop sign or signal light, and any
provision of the National Capital
Commission Traffic and Property
Regulations CRC 1978, c. 1044
made under the National Capital Act
(Canada) requiring a driver to stop
for a stop sign
3
Failing to obey a stop sign, signal
light or railway crossing signal
9
Subsection 114 (1) of the Highway
Traffic Act
3
Failing to obey directions of police
constable
10
Subsection 114 (3) of the Highway
Traffic Act
3
Driving or operating a vehicle on a
closed highway
11
Section 173 of the Highway Traffic
Act
3
Failing to report an accident
12
Subsection 127 (7) and sections 128,
129 and 144 of the Highway Traffic
Act
3
Improper passing
13
Section 133 of the Highway Traffic
Act
3
Improper driving where highway
divided into lanes
14
Subsection 151 (5) of the Highway
Traffic Act
4
Failing to stop for school bus
IS
Section 136 of the Highway Traffic
Act
4
Following too closely
16
Section 140 of the Highway Traffic
Act
3
Crowding driver's seat
17
Sections 132 and 135 oi\hc Highway
Traffic Act
3
Wrong way on a one-way street or
highway
18
Subsections 120 (1), (2) and (3) of the
Highway Traffic Act
2
Pedestrian crossover
19
Subsections 127 (1), (2), (3), (4), (5)
and (6) of the Highway Traffic Act
2
Failing to share road
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Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Provisions for offences
Number of
Demerit Points
Short description of offences for
convenience of reference only
20
Subsections 121 (2) and (3) of the
Highway Traffic Act
2
Improper right turn
21
Subsections 121 (5) and (6) of the
Highway Traffic Act
2
Improper left turn
22
Subsections 122 (1), (2) and (7) of the
Highway Traffic Act
2
Failing to signal
23
Section 1 13 of the Highway Traffic
Act
2
Unnecessary slow driving
24
Section 146 of the Highway Traffic
Act
2
Failing to lower headlamp beam
25
Section 143 of the Highway Traffic
Act
2
Improper opening of vehicle door
26
Section 123 and subsection 124 (13)
of the Highway Traffic Act and any
municipal by-law prohibiting turns
2
Prohibited turns
27
Section 138 of the Highway Traffic
Act
2
Towing of persons on toboggans,
bicycles, skis, etc., prohibited
28
Subsection 158 (2) of the Highway
Traffic Act
2
Failing to obey signs prescribed
by regulation under subsection
158(1)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 413, Table; O. Reg. 367/72, s. 1;
O. Reg. 393/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 810/79, s. 1; O. Reg.
O. Reg. 93/73, s. 1; O. Reg. 616/77, s. 2; O. Reg. 81/79, s. 1;
38/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 697/80, s. 1.
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REGULATION 458
under the Highway Traffic Act
DESIGNATION OF HIGHWAYS
1. The following highways are designated as Class A highways;
1. The King's Highway.
2. Every highway within a city, town or incorporated village, except those on which heavy traffic
is prohibited by municipal by-law.
3. Every hard-surfaced county and township highway, except those designated by by-law of a
county or township. O. Reg. 683/76, s. 1.
2. The King's Highway is designated as a through highway. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 414, s. 2.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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REGULATION 459
under the Highway Traffic Act
DESIGNATION OF PAVED SHOULDERS
ON KINGS HIGHWAY
1. Those parts of the King's Highway described
in the Schedules are designated as having paved
shoulders for use by vehicular traffic. O. Reg.
284/77, s. 1.
2. — (1) A sign indicating a paved shoulder for
use by vehicular traffic shall,
(a) be not less than 120 centimetres in width
and 150 centimetres in height;
(6) bear the words "slower traffic may use
shoulder to f)ermit passing" in black
letters not less than 15 centimetres in
height on a white retro-reflective back-
ground ;
(c) be erected on the right side of the highway,
facing approaching traffic, at a point not
more than 4.5 metres from the roadway;
and
{d) be erected so that the bottom edge is not
less than 1.25 metres and not more than
2 metres above the level of the roadway.
O. Reg. 615/77. s. 1.
(2) The sign referred to in subsection (1) shall be
erected on any part of the King's Highway desig-
nated as having a paved shoulder for use by vehicular
traffic. O. Reg. 284/77, s. 2 (2).
Schedule 1
HIGHWAY No. 69
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 69
King between a point situate at its intersection with the
north junction of the King's Highway known as Xo. 12
in the Township of Tay in the County of Simcoe and a
point situate at its intersection with the southern abut-
ment of the bridge over the Seguin River in the
Township of McDougail in the Territorial District of
Parr>- Sound. O. Reg. 112/80. s. 1.
Schedule 2
HIGHWAY No. 17
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 1 7
in the Township of Kirkup in the Territorial District of
Kenora beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the junction of Highway Nos.
1 7 and 7 1 and extending westerh- therealong for a dis-
tance of 17.5 kilometres.
2. That part ofthe King's Highway known as Xo. 17
in the Township of .\weres in the Territorial District of
Algoma beginning at a point situate 315 metres mea-
sured southerly from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as Xo. 556 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 3.8 kilometres.
3. That part ofthe King's Highway known as Xo. 17
in the Territorial District of Kenora beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the westerly limit of the
Town of Keewatin and extending westerly to a point
situate at its intersection with the Ontario-Manitoba
Boundan.-. O. Reg. 809/77. s. 1; O. Reg. 452/79.
s. 1; O. Reg. 806/79. s. 1.
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REGULATION 460
under the Highway Traffic Act
DRIVER IMPROVEMENT PROGRAM
1. The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto is designated for the purpose of section 189 of the Act.
O. Reg. 619/77, s. 1.
2. The following offences are prescribed for the purpose of section 189 of the Act:
1 . All offences under Part V of the Act except offences under sections 47, 51 to 54, 65, 68 to 86 and 89.
2. All offences under Part Vm of the Act.
3. All offences under Part IX of the Act except offences under sections 156 and 160 to 165.
O. Reg. 619/77, s. 2.
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REGULATION 461
under the Highway Traffic Act
DRIVER LICENCE EXAMINATIONS
1. Except as exempted by the Minister and sub-
ject to sections 2, 3 and 4, every applicant for a
driver's licence is required to submit to the examina-
tion prescribed in Regulation 462 of Revised Regula-
tions of Ontario, 1980. O. Reg. 907/76, s. 1.
2. — (1) An applicant for a Class G driver's licence
is not required to submit to the examinations pre-
scribed in clauses 8 (a) and (b) of Regulation 462 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 if he,
(a) holds a vahd and subsisting driver's licence,
other than a licence limited to driving a
motorcycle, which is not subject to special
conditions and restrictions issued by a
province of Canada, other than Ontario,
or a Canadian Forces Europe Operator's
Licence, and surrenders that Ucence;
(b) is a resident of Ontario; and
(c) pays the fee prescribed for an original
driver's licence. O. Reg. 907/76, s. 2 (1);
O. Reg. 512/78, s. 1 (1).
(2) An applicant for a Class G driver's licence is
not required to submit to the examinations pre-
scribed in clause 8 (b) of Regulation 462 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 if he,
(a) holds a valid and subsisting driver's licence,
other than a licence limited to driving a
motorcycle, which is not subject to special
conditions and restrictions issued by a
State of the United States of America
and surrenders that licence;
(A) is a resident of Ontario;
(c) provides such information as may be
required by the Minister ;
(d) pays the prescribed examination fee; and
{e) pays the prescribed fee for an original
driver's licence. O. Reg. 907/76, s. 2 (2) ;
O. Reg. 512/78, s. 1 (2).
3. When applying for a Class G driver's licence,
(a) the Governor General;
(6) the Lieutenant-Governor ; or
(c) a representative of a foreign government
who has taken a post in Ontario in the
capacity of.
(i) ambassador or high commissioner,
(ii) minister,
(iii) counsellor,
(iv) secretary,
(v) attache,
(vi) consul-general, consul or vice-
consul, or
(vii) trade commissioner or assistant
trade commissioner.
or the spouse of a representative provided
that the representative or the spouse
possesses a valid foreign driving permit
at the time of appUcation,
is not required to submit to the examinations pre-
scribed in clauses 8 (a) and (b) of Regulation 462 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980. O. Reg. 907/
76, s. 3; O. Reg. 827/77, s. 1.
4. An otherwise qualified applicant for a driver's
licence whose previous driver's licence expired within
the preceding three years may be issued a new
licence without submitting to the examinations
referred to in section 1. O. Reg. 907/76, s. 4.
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REGULATION 462
under the Highway Traffic Act
DRIVERS' LICENCES
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "ambulance service" means ambulance
service within the meaning of the Ambulance
Act;
{b) "original driver's licence" means any
driver's licence other than a Class L or R
driver's licence or a driver's licence which
is issued as a renewal of a driver's hcence ;
(c) "registered gross weight" means the weight
for which a permit has been issued under
the Highway Traffic Act, the fee for which
permit is based up>on the weight of the
vehicle or combination of vehicles and
load: and
(d) "school purposes bus" means,
(i) a bus while being operated by or under
contract with a school board or other
authority in charge of a school for the
transportation of children, or
(ii) a school bus, as defined in subsection
151 (1) of the Act, while being oper-
ated for the transportation of mentally
retarded adults to or from a training
centre. O. Reg. 906/76, s. 1; O. Reg.
75/80, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subject to sections 3 and 4, a driver's
licence of a class prescribed in column 1 of the Table is
authority to operate a motor vehicle of the corres-
ponding class prescribed in column 2 thereof and the
classes of motor vehicle set out in column 3 thereof.
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Class of
Licence
Class of Motor Vehicle
Other Classes of
Motor Vehicle the
Driving of which is
Authorized
Class A
Class A —
any combination of a motor vehicle and towed vehicles
where the towed vehicles exceed a total gross weight of
4,600 kilograms, but not a bus carrying i>assengers
Class D and G
Class B
Class B —
any school purposes bus having a designed seating capacity
for more than 24 passengers
Class C, D, E, F and
G
Class C
Class C —
any bus having a designed seating capacity for more than
24 passengers, but not a school purposes bus carrying
passengers
Class D. F and G
Class D
Class D —
any motor vehicle exceeding 8,200 kilograms gross weight
or registered gross weight, and any combination of a motor
vehicle exceeding a total gross weight or registered gross
weight of 8,200 kilograms and towed vehicles not exceeding
a total gross weight of 4,600 kilograms, but not a bxis carry-
ing passengers
Class G
Class E
Class E —
any school purposes bus having a designed seating capacity
for not more than 24 passengers
Class F and G
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Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Class of
Licence
Class of Motor Vehicle
Other Classes of
Motor Vehicle the
Driving of which is
Authorized
Class F
Class F —
any ambulance, and any bus having a designed seating
capacity for not more than 24 passengers, but not a school
purposes bus carrying passengers
Class G
Class G
Class G —
any motor vehicle, including a motor assisted bicycle, not
exceeding 8,200 kilograms gross weight or registered gross
weight, and any combination of a motor vehicle not
exceeding a total gross weight or registered gross weight
of 8,200 kilograms and towed vehicles where the towed
vehicles do not exceed a total gross weight of 4,600 kilo-
grams, but not,
(a) a motorcycle ;
(b) a bus carrying passengers ; or
(c) an ambulance in the course of providing ambulance
service.
Class L
Class G
Class M
Class M —
any motorcycle and motor assisted bicycle
Class R
Class M
O. Reg. 906/76, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 568/78, s. 1.
(2) A Class D or G motor vehicle that is designed
and used as a tow truck shall be deemed not to become
a Class A motor vehicle by virtue of its towing a dis-
abled or unsafe motor vehicle or trailer on a high-
way. O. Reg. 906/76, s. 2 (2).
(3) A Class D motor vehicle,
(a) owned by a farmer and used for his
personal transportation or transportation
of his farm products, his supplies or his
equipment to and from his farm ; and
(b) for which the amount of the fee paid for
the permit for the vehicle was determined
under subparagraph iii of paragraph 1 of
subsection 5 (1) of Regulation 469 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980,
shall be deemed to be a Class G motor vehicle.
O. Reg. 307/77, s. 1.
(4) A Class F motor vehicle shall be deemed to be a
Class G motor vehicle when being operated by.
{a) a police officer in the performance of his
police duties ; or
(b) a peace officer who in the course of his duties
is transporting prisoners or other persons held
in custody. O. Reg. 324/79, s. 1.
(5) A Class D motor vehicle shall be deemed to be a
Class G motor vehicle if,
(a) it has not more than two axles ;
(b) its total gross weight does not exceed
8,200 kilograms;
(c) its registered gross weight does not exceed
1 1 ,000 kilograms ; and
(d) it is not towing another vehicle. O. Reg.
124/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 20/79, s. 1 (1).
3. — ( 1 ) The holder of a Class L driver's licence may
drive a Class G motor vehicle on a highway
subject to the condition that a holder of a Class A,
B, C, D, E, F or G driver's licence is occupying a
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519
seat beside him for the purpose of giving instruc-
tion in driving the motor vehicle but such condition
does not apply to the driving of a motor assisted
bicycle. O. Reg. 906 76. s. 3.
(2) A Class L driver's licence is not authority to
drive a motor vehicle that is deemed to be a Class G
motor vehicle by subsection 2 (3). (4) or (5). O. Reg.
124/78, s. 2.
4. The holder of a Class R licence may drive a
motorcycle on a highway subject to the following
conditions :
1. The motorcycle may only be driven from
one-half hour before sunrise to one-half
hour after sunset.
2. No passenger may be carried on the
motorcycle.
3. The motorcycle may not be driven on a
highway with a speed limit in excess of
80 kilometres per hour other than those
parts of the King's Highway known as Nos.
11 and 17. O. Reg. 906 76. >. 4; O. Reg.
614 77, s. 1.
5. — (1) An applicant for a Class A, B, C, D. E or
F driver's licence must hold or have held either a
driver's licence issued by the Province of Ontario
or another province, country or state, or a Canadian
Forces Europe Operator's Licence.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), a Cla.ss M.
L or R driver's licence or equivalent licence or
instruction permit issued by the Province of
Ontario or by another province, country or state,
or by the Canadian Forces Europe, shall be deemed
not to be a driver's licence.
(3) Every applicant for a driver's licence shall
be at least,
(a) twenty-one years of age when applying
for a Class B or E driver's licence ;
(b) eighteen years of age when applying for a
Class A, C, D or F driver's licence; or
(c) sixteen years of age when applying for a
Class G, L, M or R driver's licence.
O. Reg. 906/76, s. 6 (1-3).
(4) Ever>- person who applies for a driver's
licence who has not attained the age of seventeen
years, shall file with his application a consent
thereto signed by,
(a) one of the applicant's parents : or
(b) the guardian of the applicant in the event
his parents are deceased or the applicant
does not reside with his parent or parents.
O. Reg. 906/76, s. 6 (5).
6. — (1) An applicant for a Class B or E driver's
licence shall,
(a) produce evidence satisfactory to the
Minister that he has successfully completed
a driver improvement course approved by
the Minister ; and
{b) not have accumulated more than six
demerit points in his driving record. O. Reg.
906/76. s. 7 (1).
(2) An applicant for or a holder of a Class B
or E driver's licence shall not have,
(a) had his driver's licence under suspension
at any time within the preceding twelve
months as a result of his having been
convicted or found guilty of an offence,
(i) referred to in section 35, subsection
109 (14), section 111, 148 or 174 of the
Act, or
(ii) under the Cnmtnal Code (Canada)
committed by means of a motor
vehicle or while driving or having
the care or control of a motor
vehicle ;
(i) been convicted or found guilty within the
preceding five years of two or more
offences under the Criminal Code (Canada)
committed on different dates by means
of a motor vehicle or while driving or
having the care or control of a motor
vehicle as defined in the Act ; or
(c) been convicted or found guilty within the pre-
ceding five years of an offence under section
144, 145, 146. 148, 149, 150, 151, 152, 153.
154, 155, 156, 157. 166. 167 or 168 of the
Criminal Code (Canada) or under section 4 or
S of the Sarcotic Control Act (Canada).
O. Reg. 906/76. s. 7 (2); O. Reg. 698/80. s. 1;
O. Reg. 700/80, s. 1 (1).
(3) A holder of a Class B or E driver's licence
shall not have accumulated more than eight
demerit points in his driving record. O. Reg.
906/76, s. 7 (3).
(4) Qualifications required by ever\- applicant for or
holder of a Class B or E driver's licence are that the
applicant or holder has not been convicted or found
guilty of any offence for conduct that affords reasonable
grounds for believing that, notwithstanding that he is
not disqualified by any provision in subsection (2),
(a) he will not properly perform his duties; or
(6) he is not a proper person to have custod.v of
children while having the control of a school
purpose bus. O. Reg. 700/80. s. 1 (2).
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7. Qualifications required by every applicant
for or holder of a driver's licence are that the
applicant or holder,
(a) does not suffer from any mental, emotional,
nervous or physical disability likely to
significantly interfere with his ability to
drive a motor vehicle safely ; and
{b) is not addicted to the use of alcohol or a
drug to an extent likely to significantly
interfere with his ability to drive a motor
vehicle safely. O. Reg. 906/76, s. 8.
8. An examination of an applicant for or the
holder of any class of driver's licence may include,
(a) an examination of the person's knowledge
of the Act and the regulations thereunder;
(6) a demonstration of the person's ability to
operate safely a motor vehicle of a class
authorized to be driven by the class of
licence applied for; and
(c) such other examinations as may be required
by the Minister. O. Reg. 906/76, s, 9,
9. — (1) Subject to subsection (3), qualifications
required by an applicant for or a holder of a
Class A, B, C, D, E or F driver's licence are that
the applicant or holder,
(a) has no physical deficiency or impairment
likely to interfere with the safe driving of a
motor vehicle of the applicable class ;
(b) has no history or clinical diagnosis of
diabetes that requires insulin for control ;
(c) is not taking any drug that could, in the
dosage prescribed or in the dosage recom-
mended by the manufacturer, impair his
ability to drive a motor vehicle of the
applicable class safely ;
(d) has no established medical history of
myocardial infarction, angina pectoris,
coronary insufficiency or thrombosis;
(f) has no established medical history of
heart disease including arrhythmia or
of respiratory dysfunction likely to inter-
fere with the safe driving of a motor
vehicle of the applicable class ;
(/) is not suffering from an aortic aneurysm,
whether resected or not ;
{g) is not suffering from hypertension accom-
panied by postural hypotension resulting
in giddiness when under treatment ;
{h) has no established medical history of
loss of consciousness or awareness due to
a chronic or recurring condition ;
{i) has no established medical history of a
disorder of the musculoskeletal or nervous
system that may interfere with the safe
driving of a motor vehicle of the applicable
class ;
(j) has no established medical history ui an
intractable psychotic or psychoneurotic
disorder, having particular regard for sus-
tained hostile, aggressive, paranoid,
suicidal or other destructive tendencies or
depression unless it is medically deter-
mined that the condition from which such
person has suffered is corrected or con-
trolled ;
(k) has a visual acuity by Snellen Rating,
with or without the aid of corrective
lenses, no poorer than 20/30 in the better
eye and 20/50 in the weaker eye ; and
(/) has a horizontal visual field of at least
120 degrees in each eye as measured by
confrontation tests. O. Reg. 906/76,
s. 10 (1).
(2) A qualification required by an applicant for
or holder of a Class B, C, E or F driver's licence
is that the applicant or holder is able to perceive
in his better ear, with or without the aid of a
hearing aid, a forced whispered voice at a distance
of 1.5 metres or, if tested by the use of an audio-
meter device, has a loss in his better ear of no
greater than forty decibels at 500, 1,000 and 2,000
hertz. O. Reg. 906/76, s. 10 (2); O. Reg. 568/78,
s. 2.
(3) The conditions described in clause (1) (d) shall
not disqualify an applicant for or a holder of a Class D
driver's licence where it is medically determined that a
full recovery has been accomplished and there is no
established medical history of a second occurrence of
myocardial infarction or thrombosis or recurring
angina pectoris. O. Rep. 906/76, s. 10 (3).
10. Qualifications required by an applicant for or a
holder of a Class G, L, M or R driver's licence are that
the applicant or holder have,
{a) a visual acuity by Snellen Rating, with or
without the aid of corrective lenses, no
poorer than 20/40 in the better eye; and
(b) a horizontal visual field of at least 120
degrees by confrontation tests. O. Reg.
906/76, s. 11.
11. — (1) The Minister may waive any of the
qualifications set out in section 9 as they pertain
to a particular applicant for any class of driver's
licence where,
(a) the applicant held on the 31st day of
January, 1977 a vahd and subsisting
operator's or chauffeur's licence issued
pursuant to the provisions of the Act ;
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(6) the applicant is experienced in the driving
of motor vehicles in the class authorized
to be driven by the class of licence applied
for;
(c) the applicant on the 31st day of January,
1977 suffered from or was subject to the
condition or conditions that would dis-
qualify him if the qualification is not
waived;
(d) the application for waiver was made to the
Minister on or before the 3 1st day of Januar>-.
1978; and
(e) the applicant presents evidence satisfactory
to the Minister, including the reports of
any examinations which the Minister
may require, that the applicant can safely
drive motor vehicles in the class author-
ized to be driven by the class of licence
for which application has been made.
(2) The Minister may renew a waiver previously
given under subsection (1) where,
(a) there has been no worsening of the
condition which would have disqualified
the applicant if a waiver had not been
granted under subsection (1); or
(6) the applicant presents evidence satis-
factory to the Minister, including the
reports of any examinations which the
Minister may require, that the applicant
can safely drive motor vehicles in the
class authorized to be driven by the class
of licence for which application for renewal
has been made. O. Reg. 906 76, s. 12.
12. .Any class of driver's licence except a Class L,
M or R driver's licence is authority for,
(a) a constable or an officer appointed for
carn,-ing out the provisions of the High-
way Traffic Act to drive a motor vehicle
of any class other than a motorcycle on a
highway in an emergency and in the
performance of his duties under the Act;
and
(b) a motor vehicle mechanic to drive a motor
vehicle of any class other than a motor-
cycle on a highway while carrying out a
road test of the vehicle in the course of
servicing it. O. Reg. 906/76, s. 13.
13. — (1) Subject to subsection (3), a Class A, B,
C, D, E, F or G driver's licence is authority to drive
on a highway any motor vehicle, other than a motor- ,
cycle, j
(a) for the purpose of receiving instruction i
in the driving of the motor vehicle; and !
{b) while a holder of a class of driver's licence
authorizing the holder to drive the motor
vehicle occupies a seat beside the driver
for the purpose of giving him instruction
in driving the motor vehicle.
(2) A Class M driver's licence is authority to
drive on a highway any motor vehicle of a class
that may be driven by a holder of a Class G driver's
licence,
(a) for the purpose of receiving instruction
in the driving of the motor vehicle; and
(A) while a holder of a Class A, B, C, D, E,
F or G driver's licence occupies a seat
beside the driver for the purpose of giving
him instruction in driving the motor
vehicle.
(3) It is a condition attaching to every licence
that the holder while receiving instruction in
driving a bus not drive the bus on a highway
while the bus has passengers other than passengers
who are giving or receiving instruction in driving
that bus. O. Reg. 906 76, s. 14.
14. .An applicant for or holder of a driver's
licence shall file with the Minister such certificates
or other documentary evidence as the Minister may
require as evidence that the applicant for or
holder of the driver's licence satisfies the require-
ments of the Act and regulations. O. Reg. 906/76,
s. 15.
15. — (1) The Minister may issue a temporar>'
driver's licence to any person permitting him to
drive a motor vehicle in the class prescribed
thereon while the Ministry is completing its in-
vestigation and determination of all facts relevant
to that person's application for a driver's licence
of the class applied for and the temporary licence
expires upon that perscm being issued or refused a
driver's licence.
(2) The Minister may issue a temporary Class B
or Class E driver's licence to a person who,
(a) except for compliance with clause 6 (1) (a) is
otherwise qualified to be issued a Class B or
Class E driver's licence; and
(6) produces evidence that he has entered
into a contract of employment as a driver
of a school purposes bus,
which temporan.- licence shall expire sixty days after
the issue thereof and which may be renewed for
one further period of sixty days. O. Reg. 906/76,
s. 16.
16. The Minister may impose conditions on a
driver's hcence suitable to the licensee's driving
ability in respect of.
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(a) the type of motor vehicle ; and
(b) the special mechanical control devices
required on any motor vehicle,
that the licensee may drive or such other con-
ditions applicable to the licensee as the Minister
may determine to be appropriate for assuring the
safe driving of a motor vehicle by the licensee.
O. Reg. 906/76, s. 17.
■ 17. — (1) The following fees shall be paid:
1. For,
i. a complete driver's examination $ 1 1
ii. a driver's road test 8
iii. driver's tests other than road
test 3
2. Notwithstanding paragraph 1, for a
driver's re-examination.
i. required by reason of the driver
having attained the age of
, , ; 1 eighty years or over, no fee, or
ii. where a person has attained
the age of seventy years or over
and is required upon the re-
quest of the Minister to demon-
strate his ability to operate a
motor vehicle, no fee,
iii. where a person suffering from
a reported medical condition
is required upon the request of
the Minister to take such re-
examination, no fee, or
iv. in a test other than a road test,
A. where the person has
failed the initial examina-
g ' ti> tion and is taking a re-
examination within one
year, or
^ B. where the person has
failed the initial examina-
tion and one subsequent
t . re-examination and is
taking a second re-exami-
nation within one year,
no fee.
3. For an original driver's licence 2
4. For a Class R driver's licence, in-
cluding one complete driver's examina-
tion 11
5. For a Class R driver's licence, where
the applicant held a previous Class R
driver's licence, but did not take the
driver's road test paid for in obtaining
that Hcence $ 3
6. For an application for a duplicate of
a driver's licence in case of loss or
destruction of the original 2
O. Reg. 906/76, s. 18 (1); O. Reg. 20/79, s. 3.
(2) The fee for renewal of a driver's licence other
than a Class R driver's licence shall be one dollar
for each six-month period or part of a six-month
period during which the licence is valid and
subsisting. O. Reg. 906/76, s. 18 (2).
(3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to,
(a) the Governor General ;
(b) the Lieutenant Governor;
(c) a representative of a foreign government
who has taken a post in Ontario in the
capacity of,
(i) ambassador or high commissioner,
(ii) minister,
(iii) counsellor,
(iv) secretary,
(v) attach^,
(vi) consul-general, consul or vice-
consul, or
(vii) trade commissioner or assistant
trade commissioner,
or the spouse or child of the representative;
(d) a person serving or employed on the technical
or support staff of a diplomatic or consular
mission, high commission or trade commis-
sion provided that the person,
(i) is authorized as eligible for exempt
status by the Department of External
Affairs (Canada),
(ii) is not a Canadian citizen or permanent
resident of Canada as defined in the
Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada), and
(iii) is assigned to duty from the state he
represents and not engaged locally by
the mission or commission; or
(e) the spouse or child of any person described in
clause {d) provided that the spouse or child
meets the requirements set out in subclause
(d) (ii). O. Reg. 906/76, s. 18 (3); O. Reg.
826/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 677/80, s. 1.
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18. — (1) An original driver's licence shall
issued for a period of twelve months.
be
(2) A driver's licence other than a Class L or
R driver's licence shall not be renewed for a period
of less than twelve months or more than forty-
eight months from the expiry date shown on such
licence.
(3) A driver's licence other than a Class L
or R driver's licence that is not renewed within
one year of its date of expiry is not renewable.
(4) A Class L driver's licence shall be issued for a
period of twelve months and is not renewable.
(5) A Class R driver's licence shall be issued for
a period of sixty days and is not renewable, but
where, before the expiry of the sixty-day period
the holder makes an appointment for a road test
to take place after the expiry of the sixty-dav
p>eriod. the licence shall be stamped valid for the
date of the road test. O. Reg. 906 76, s. 19.
19. Where a holder of a driver's licence changes
his name or his address to a name or address
other than as set out in his driver's licence, he
shall within six days thereafter send by registered
mail or cause to be filed in the Ministry' a notice
in writing of the change of name or change of
address giving the former and present names, the
former and present addresses and the number of his
driver's licence. O. Reg. 906 76, s. 20.
20. It is a condition applying to every driver's
licence that it bear the signature of the holder
thereof written in ink. O. Reg. 906 76, s. 21.
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REGULATION 463
under the Highway Traffic Act
DRIVER'S UCENCE SUSPENSION FOR
DEFAULT OF PAYMENT OF FINE
1. An Order to the Registrar directing the suspen-
sion of a driver's Hcence shall be in Form 1. O. Reg.
108/73, s. 2.
2. An Order to the Registrar directing the
reinstatement of a driver's licence shall be in Form 2.
O. Reg. 108/73, s. 3.
3. Where a person is in default of payment of all or
any part of a fine imposed upon conviction for an
offence against the Acts or regulations referred to in
subsection 29 (2) of the Act, a clerk of a provincial
offences court or any person designated by a clerk of a
provincial offences court may present to a justice a
certificate by such clerk or designated person stating
that,
(a) the person was convicted for an offence
or offences under any of such Acts or
regulations ;
(b) no appeal was taken against the convic-
tion or sentence, or that the appeal, if any,
was dismissed or the sentence was varied;
and
(c) the fine imposed has not been paid and
the time, if any, allowed for payment has
expired,
and the certificate shall constitute proof of the
facts stated therein. O. Reg. 108/73, s. 4.
Form 1
Highway Traffic Act
ORDER TO SUSPEND DRIVER'S LICENCE
UNDER SECTION 29 OF THE ACT
Canada, Province of
Ontario
(County, District,
Judicial District)
To THE Registrar of
Motor Vehicles
Province of Ontario
You are hereby ordered to suspend the driver's
licence of
• {name)
• (address)
Driver's Licence No.
under section 29 of the Highway Traffic Act for failure
to pay a fine.
Dated at (city, toum, village)
this (date )
Provincial Judge or Justice of the
Peace in and for the (County, Dis-
trict, Judicial District of Province)
O. Reg. 108/73, Form 1.
Form 2
Highway Traffic Act
ORDER TO REINSTATE DRIVER'S LICENCE
UNDER SECTION 29 OF THE ACT
Canada, Province of'
Ontario
(County, District,
Judicial District)
To the Registrar of
Motor Vehicles
Province of Ontario
Subject to any other suspension that may be in
effect, you are hereby ordered to reinstate the
driver's licence of
• (name)
• (address)
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Date of Birth
Day Month Year
Driver's Licence No.
that was suspended under section 29 of the Highway
Traffic Act.
Dated at (city, town, village)
this (date )
Provincial Judge or Justice of the
Peace in and for the (County, Dis-
trict, Judicial District or Province)
O. Reg. 108/73, Form 2.
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REGULATION 464
under the Highway Trafific Act
DRIVING INSTRUCTOR'S LICENCE
1. In this Regulation, "driving instructor" means
a person who instructs in the operation of a Class
G motor vehicle, as prescribed in Ontario Regula-
tion 906/76, and receives compensation therefor.
O.Reg. 44/79, s.l.
2. No person shall act as a driving instructor
imless the person holds a driving instructor's
hcence issued by the Minister. O. Reg. 44/79, s. 2.
3. — (1) The Minister may issue a driving in-
structor's Hcence to any applicant who satisfies the
Minister that,
(a) the appUcant has the ability to operate
and to instruct in the safe operation of a
Class G motor vehicle ;
(6) the applicant holds a vahd and subsisting
driver's hcence, other than a Class L or M
driver's licence, authorizing the applicant
to drive a Class G motor vehicle, and that
the applicant has been so licensed under
the Act or has held an equivalent licence
issued by another province of Canada or
state of the United States of America for a
period of at least two years immediately
preceding the date of the appUcation ;
(c) the applicant has not accumulated more
than six demerit points in his driving
record ;
{d) the applicant's driver's licence has not
been under suspension at any time within
the preceding twelve months as a result
of being found guilty or of a conviction of
an offence,
(i) under section 35, subsection 109 (14),
section 111, 148 or 174 of the Act, or
(ii) under the Criminal Code (Canada),
committed by means of a motor
vehicle or while driving or having
the care or control of a motor
vehicle ;
{e) the applicant has not been found guilty
or convicted within the preceding five
years of two or more offences under the
Criminal Code (Canada) committed on
different dates by means of a motor vehicle
or while driving or having the care or
control of a motor vehicle ;
(/) the applicant is at least twenty-one years
of age ;
(g) the applicant is in good health and good
physical condition ;
(A) the applicant is a fit and proper person
to be licensed as a driving instructor
having regard to the applicant's character
and integrity; and
(j) the applicant has successfully completed a
course for driving instructors approved by the
Ministr>'. O. Reg. 44/79, s. 3 (1); O. Reg.
701/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 1138/80, s. 1.
(2) For the purposes of clause 3 (1) (c), where an
applicant has been licensed by another province of
Camada or by a state of the United States of America in
the two years immediately preceding the date of the
application, the driving record of the applicant during
the two-year period in the province or state shall be
taken into account.
(3) Notwithstanding clause (1) (/), the Minister
may issue a driving instructor's licence to a person who
is nineteen or twenty years of age if the person has
entered into a contract of employment as a driving
instructor in a community college, secondar>' school,
vocational school or private school but the licence so
issued authorizes the person to act as a driving
instructor only while carrying out the terms of the
contract of employment. O. Reg. 44/79, s. 3 (2, 3).
4. — (1) The following fees shall be paid in
respect of a driving instructor's licence :
1. For an investigation and initial
driving instructor's examination . . . $25.00
2. For a subsequent driving instruc-
tor's examination 8.00
3. For an initial driving instructor's
licence, per month to the date of
expiry thereof 1 .25
4. For a renewal of a driving instruc-
tor's licence, per year to the date
of expiry thereof 15.(X)
5. For a duplicate hcence in case of
the loss or destruction of the original 2.00
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a person who
requires a driving instructor's licence solely for
the purpose of providing instruction in a driver
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education course conducted by a community college,
secondary school, vocational school or private
school may pay a fee of $1 in lieu of the fee required by
paragraphs 1 and 2 of subsection (1) and is exempt
from paying the fees required by paragraphs 3 and 4 of
subsection (1). O. Reg. 44/79, s. 4.
5. — (1) An application for a driving instructor's
licence shall be accompanied by,
(a) four photographs of the applicant taken
within thirty days of the date on which
the application is made ;
{b) a medical report and such other material
as may be required by the Minister for the
purpose of section 3 ; and
(c) the prescribed fee.
(2) The Minister may waive the requirement
of a medical report where the applicant has pre-
viously submitted a medical report in order to
fulfil other requirements of the Act or regulations.
O. Reg. 44/79, s. 5.
6. The Minister may issue a temporary driving
instructor's licence to an applicant for the period
during which the application is being considered.
O. Reg. 44/79, s. 6.
7. — (1) A driving instructor's hcence or a renewal
thereof shall be issued for a period of at least one
year and shall expire,
(a) with the 31st day of March of the year in
which the applicant's driver's licence ex-
pires ;
(b) where under clause a the driving in-
structor's licence would expire within one
year of the date of issuance, with the 31st
day of March of the next year in which
'?• the applicant's driver's licence expires.
O. Reg. 44/79, s. 7 (1).
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a driving
instructor's licence expires upon the holder of a
driving instructor's licence,
{a) ceasing to be a holder of a driver's licence
authorizing the licensee to drive a Class
G motor vehicle by reason of,
(i) a suspension resulting from a convic-
tion of an offence under section 35,
sub.^ection 109 (14), .-section 111, 148
or 174 of the .\ct, or
(ii) a suspension under section 26 or 27 of
the Act; or
(/)) accumulating more than eight demerit
points in his driving record. O. Reg. 44/79,
s. 7 (2); O. Reg. 701/80, s. 2.
(3) A driving instructor's licence that is not
renewed within one year of its date of expiry is
not renewable. O. Reg. 44/79, s. 7 (3).
8. — (1) The Minister may suspend or revoke a
driving instructor's licence for any grounds upon
which an application for a licence may be refused
under section 3.
(2) The Minister may, at any time, require the
holder of a driving instructor's licence to submit
evidence indicating that the holder satisfies or
continues to satisfy the requirements set out in
section 3. O. Reg. 44/79, s. 8.
(3) Subs^ection (1) does not apply to a ground for
refusal set out in clause 3 (1) (c) or (/). O. Reg.
1138/80, s. 2.
9. Ever>- driving instructor's licence issued prior to
the 1st day of June, 1981, or a renewal thereof, expires
on the 31st day of December, 1982 unless the licensee
provides the Minister with satisfactory evidence that
the licensee, ' 'f *' >
(a) has successfully completed a course for driv-
ing instructors approved by the Ministry; or
(b) has been actively engaged as a licensed driv-
ing instructor for at least twenty-four months
in the period between the 1st day of January,
1976andthe31stdayofMay, 1981. O. Reg.
1138/80, s. 3.
10. A photograph of the holder of a driving
instructor's licence shall be attached to the licence
at all times. O. Reg. 44/79, s. 9.
11. Every driving instructor, while giving driving
instruction, shall display the driving instructor's
licence in the motor vehicle in such a position
that it is plainly visible to the student driver.
O. Reg. 44/79, s. 10.
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REGULATION 465
under the Highwax Traffic Act
EQUIPMENT
BRAKES
1. — (1) In making a brake test a Bear Hydraulic
Brake Tester, Cowdrey Dynamic Brake Tester. James
Decelerometer, Muether Stopmeter, Tapley Brake
Testing Meter. Weaver Brake Tester, or such other
instrument as is approved by the Minister, shall be
used.
(2) The brake test may be made with the vehicle
loaded or otherwise in the discretion of the person
making the test. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 416. s. 1.
2. — (1) Where the vehicle has a clutch, the brake
test shall be made with the clutch disengaged.
(2) Where the vehicle has no clutch, the brake
test shall be made without motive power being
applied to the driving wheels, except in the case of
electrical brakes. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 416. s. 2.
3. The brakes required by section 46 of the Act
and this Regulation shall be adequate to stop the
vehicle or combination of vehicles referred to in
column 1 of the Table within a distance not greater
than the distance set opposite the vehicle or com-
bination of vehicles in column 2 while being
operated at a rate of speed of twenty miles per
hour on a dry. smooth, hard asphalt or other paved
surface free from loose material and having not
more than I per cent gradient.
TABLE
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Vehicle
Distance
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
A motor vehicle having a seating
capacity for less than 10 persons
A motorcycle
A commercial motor vehicle
having a registered gross weight
of 10,000 pounds or less
A commercial motor vehicle
having a registered gross weight
of more than 10,000 pounds . . .
A combination of a motor ve-
hicle and a trailer where the
trailer has a registered gross
weight of 3.000 pounds or less .
25 feet
.30 feet
30-feet
40 feet
40 feet
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Vehicle
Distance
6.
7.
A combination of a motOT ve-
hicle and a trailer where the
trailer has a registered gross
weight of more than 3.000
pounds or a combination of a
motor vehicle and more than
one trailer
A combination of a motor
vehicle and a mobile home
50 feet
50 feet
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 416, s. 3; O. Reg. 57/74,
s. 1 (1, 2).
4. Ever>- mobile home when on a highway shall
be equipped with brakes adequate to stop and
to hold the vehicle as required by this Regulation,
and all such brakes and braking systems shall
be maintained in good working order. O. Reg.
57/74. s. 1 (3).
5. Brakes shall be adjusted so that the braking
power is applied as equally as possible to the wheels /
on opposite sides of the vehicle. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 416, s. 4.
REFLECTORS
6. A motor vehicle or trailer having a width in
excess of eighty inches may display a reflector
approved by the Ministn,- in lieu of a clearance lamp
on the rear of the vehicle. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 416,
7. A vehicle, other than a motor vehicle, com-
monly used for conveying flammable materials or
structurally unsuitable for carrying lighted lamps,
may display a reflector approved by the Ministry
in lieu of a lighted lamp. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 416,
s. 6.
NON-APPLICATION OF SECTION 87 OF THE ACT
8. Subsection 87 (1) of the Act does not apply to,
(a) a commercial motor vehicle, or a trailer
drawn by it, registered in the name of or
operated under any form of contract on
behalf of,
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(i) a department of a provincial govern-
ment,
(ii) a department of the government of
Canada,
(iii) a board or commission the members
of which are appointed by the Gov-
ernor General in Council or a Lieu-
tenant Governor in Council,
(iv) a municipality,
(v) a board or commission the members
of which are appointed by a muni-
cipality, or
(vi) a pubhc service corporation, board
or commission,
if the vehicle or trailer bears a mark or
sign indicating ownership ;
(b) a commercial motor vehicle registered in
the name of or operated under any form of
contract on behalf of a funeral director;
(c) a motor vehicle classified for registration
purposes as a dual-purpose vehicle other
than one licensed as a public vehicle or
public commercial vehicle ;
(d) a commercial motor vehicle operated under
a written lease or a written agreement for
the exclusive use of a person other than
the owner where the vehicle bears a mark
or sign indicating ownership;
(e) a motor vehicle designed, equipped and used
exclusively for living accommodation, com-
monly known as a motorized mobile home ;
(/) a commercial motor vehicle to which is
attached temporarily or permanently, a
structure designed, used and maintained
as a mobile dwelling unit commonly known
as a camper ; or
(g) a commercial motor vehicle having a regis-
tered gross weight of up to and including
18,000 pounds, other than one licensed
as a public vehicle or a public commercial
vehicle. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 416, s. 7;
O. Reg. 226/73, s. 1; O. Reg. 491/74, s. 1.
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REGULATION 466
under the Highway Traffic Act
EXEMPTION FROM THE PROVISIONS OF
SECTIONS 7 AND 10 OF THE ACT
1. — (1) Every commercial motor vehicle registered
in a state of the United States of America named in the
Schedule,
(a) not being the subject-matter of a lease, the
owner of which has his principal place of
residence in that state; or
(6) being the subject-matter of a lease, the lessee
of which has his principal place of residence
in that state,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 7 and 10 of
the Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to
thirty days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply in respect of a
vehicle designed or equipped for the carriage of used
household furniture while it is used for that pur-
pose. O. Reg. 959/77, s. 1, revised.
2. Even.- commercial motor vehicle registered in a
state of the United States of America named in the
Schedule,
(a) that is designed or equipped for the carriage
of used household furniture and used for that
purpose onl> ; and
(b) the owner of which has his principal place of
residence in that state,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 7 and 10 of
the Act during its stay in Ontario, for a period of up to
thirty days commencing with the day the vehicle enters
Ontario. O. Reg. 959/77, s. 2, revised.
3. The exemption provided by sections 1 and 2
ceases to apply upon the vehicle picking up goods in
Ontario for delivery in Ontario. O. Reg. 959/77, s. 3,
revised.
Schedule
Item
State
1.
.Alabama
2.
California
3.
Colorado
4.
Delaware
5.
Florida
6.
Georgia
7.
Indiana
8.
Iowa
9.
Kentuckv
10.
Maine
11.
Minnesota
12.
Missouri
13.
Montana
14.
Nebraska
15.
New Hampshire
16.
New Jerse>-
17.
New York
....
Item
State
18.
North Carolina
19.
Ohio
20.
Oklahama
21.
Pennsvlvania
22.
South Carolina
23.
Texas
24.
Vermont
25.
Virginia
26.
Wisconsin
O Reg. 959/77; O. Reg. 960/77; O. Reg. 962/77
(). Reg. 237/78; O. Reg. 238/78; O. Reg. 390/78
O. Reg. 391/78; O. Reg. 583/78; O. Reg. 871/78
() Reg. 1001/78; O. Reg. 83/79; O. Reg. 465/79:
O. Reg. 705/79; O. Reg. 918/79; O. Reg. 930/79
O. Reg. 949/79; O. Reg. 152/80; O. Reg. 403/80:
O. Reg. 539/80.
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REGULATION 467
under the Highway Traffic Act
EXEMPTION FROM THE PROVISIONS OF SUBSECTION 68 (1) OF THE ACT-
PROVINCE OF ALBERTA
1. Alberta is designated as a reciprocating province and a bus inspected in the Province of Alberta is
prescribed as a class of vehicle for the purposes of subsection 68 (2) of the Act. O. Reg. 811/79, s. 1.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
535
REGULATION 468
under the Highway Traffic Act
GARAGE LICENCES
1. — (1) The following fees shall be paid to the
Ministry :
1. For a licence to deal in motor
vehicles and operate a used car
lot, for each separate premises. . $25.00
2. For a licence to buy and wreck
motor vehicles, for each separate
premises 25.00
3. For the replacement of a licence in
the case of loss or destruction of the
original 2.00
O. Reg. 731/73, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 990/78.
s. 1 (1. 2); O. Reg. 102/79, s. 1.
(2) Where a licence referred to in paragraph 1 or 2
of subsection (1) is for a business commenced on or
after the 1st day of September in a year, one half of the
fee shall be paid for the licence for that year. O. Reg.
731/73, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 990/78. s. 1 (3).
(3) A licence remains in force only during the
calendar year in which it is issued.
(4) Where the ownership of premises in respect
of which a licence under this Regulation has been
issued is transferred, the licence shall be returned
to the Ministry by the vendor and the new owner
shall make application for a new licence.
(5) The Ministry may require that the applicant
for a garage licence provide proof that the proposed
operation will not be in contravention of any
by-law of the municipality in which it will be
located. O. Reg. 731/73. s. 1 (3-5).
2. Every holder of a licence referred to in section 1
shall keep the records prescribed in subsection 42 (1) of
the Act in the book supplied by the Ministry for that
purpose. O. Reg. 731/73, s. 2.
3. Ever\- person who engages in the business of
wrecking or dismantling vehicles shall forthwith, when
he wrecks or dismantles a motor vehicle or trailer.
(a) clearly mark the permit for the motor vehicle
or trailer "WRECKED";
(b) sign the permit;
(c ) print the number of his licence on the permit if
he is licensed under the Act to buy and wreck
motor vehicles; and
(d) send the permit and the number plates for the
vehicle to the Ministry. O. Reg. 856/79. s. 1.
4. Every person who engages in the business of
operating a garage, repair shop, or used car lot or
the business of wrecking or dismantling motor
vehicles shall maintain a record of every motor
vehicle in which the person installs an engine or
cylinder block and the record shall include the
serial number of the engine or cylinder block
removed from and the serial number of the engine
or cylinder block installed in the vehicle. O. Reg.
990/78, s. 2.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
537
REGULATION 469
under the Highway Traffic Act
GENERAL
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "historic vehicle" means a motor vehicle,
(i) that is at least thirty years old,
(ii) that is operated on a highway for
the purpose of exhibition, tours or
similar functions organized by a
properly constituted automobile
club, or for purposes of parades,
repair, testing or demonstrations for
sale, and
(iii) that is substantially unchanged or
unmodified from the original manu-
facturer's product ;
(b) "tfoUey bus" means a vehicle propelled by
electric power obtained from overhead
wires but not operated upon rails. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 418, s. 1.
PERMITS
2. — (1) The carrying capacity in kilograms of a
motor bus other than a school bus is determined
by multiplying the seating capacity by sixty.
O. Reg. 29/78, s. 1 (1).
(2) The carrying capacity in kilograms of a school
bus is determined by multipKing the seating capacity
by forty. O. Reg. 29/78, s. 1 (2).
3. — (1) The carrying capacity of a tractor is the
gross weight of the semi-trailer resting on the
tractor.
(2) The weight of a semi-trailer is the weight
when empty and attached to the tractor and resting
on its wheels.
(3) The carrying capacit>' of a semi-trailer is the
difference between its gross weight and the weight
when empty and attached to the tractor and resting
on its wheels. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 418, s. 3.
4. — (1) Subject to subsections (2), (3) and (4), every
permit or validated permit issued under this Regula-
tion expires on the 3 1st day of December of the year for
which it was issued. O. Reg. 234/75, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
787/79, s. 1 (1).
(2) A permit may be issued or validated in respect
of a commercial motor vehicle.
(a) for an annual term from the 1st day of
April to the 31st day of March next follow-
ing in which case the permit or validated
permit expires on the expiration of the
term;
{b) for one of the three-month periods of.
(i) April. May and June,
(ii) July, August and September,
(iii) October, November and December,
and
(iv) January, February and March,
in which case the permit or validated f)er-
mit expires with the last day of the three-
month period for which it is issued;
(c) for one of the six-month periods of,
(i) April to September, both inclusive,
(ii) July to December, both inclusive,
(iii) October to March, both inclusive,
in which case the permit or validated per-
mit expires with the last day of the six-
month period for which it is issued ;
(d) for one of the nine-month periods of,
(i) April to December, both inclusive.
(ii) July to March, both inclusive.
in which case the permit or validated p)er-
mit expires with the last day of the nine-
month period for which it is issued. O. Reg.
632/74. s. 2. part.
(3) Notwithstanding subsection (2), where a bus,
other than a bus for which a public vehicle licence
has been issued under the Public Vehicles Act, is
operated under a contract with a school board or
other authority and used for the purpose of trans-
porting children to or from school during the months
of September to June next following and operated
unoccupied, except for the driver, during the
months of July and August, a permit may be issued
or validated,
(a) for an annual term from the 1st day of
July to the 30th day of June next follow-
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Reg. 469
ing in which case the permit or validated
permit expires with the term ;
(6) for a nine-month period from the 1st day of
October to the 30th day of June next
following in which case the permit or
validated permit expires with the last day
of such period ;
(c) for a six-month period from the 1st day
of January to the 30th day of June in
''■ which case the permit or validated permit
expires with the last day of such period;
(d) for a three-month period from the 1st day
of April to the 30th day of June in which
case the permit or validated permit expires
with the last day of such period. O. Reg.
234/75, s. 1 (2).
(4) A permit may be issued in respect of a trailer for
the life of the trailer in which case the permit shall not
expire during the life of the trailer unless the permit is
replaced by a permit issued by another jurisdiction.
(5) A permit shall be validated by means of a
validation device provided and affixed by the
Ministry or a person authorized by the Minister
in the appropriate space provided in the permit.
O. Reg. 632/74, s. 2, /)fly<. .'>; '
(6) The fee paid in respect of a conversion unit
that converts a two-axle truck-tractor into a three-
axle truck-tractor and increases the gross weight
of the vehicle by 6,800 kilograms shall relate to the
period from April 1st until March 31st next follow-
ing. O. Reg. 632,74, s. 2, part; O. Reg. 29/78, s. 2.
5. — (1) The fees for a permit or validated per-
mits for a motor vehicle or trailer are as follows:
1. Subject to paragraphs 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7,8 and 22 for
a passenger car, dual purpose motor vehicle or
motorized mobile home,
i. having 4 cylinders or less $30.00
ii. having 5 or 6 cylinders 45.00
iii. having 7 cylinders or more 60.00
iv. notwithstanding subparagraphs i, ii
and iii, having an engine displace-
ment in excess of 6.5 litres and desig-
nated by the manufacturer as a 1978
model or subsequent model year .... 80.00
2. For a passenger car, dual purpose motor
vehicle or motorized mobile home that is
owned by a resident of Northern Ontario . 10.00
For a motor vehicle owned by a member
of The Canadian Armed Forres who has
moved into Ontario and who holds a valid
permit for the vehicle issued by another
province or country, for the balance of
the period of validity of the permit issued
by the Province of Ontario S 2.00
For a motor vehicle owned by a member
of the armed forces of the United States
of America who has been assigned to duty
in Ontario for a period exceeding three
months and who holds a valid permit for
the vehicle issued by another province or
a state, for the balance of the period of
validity of the permit issued by the
Province of Ontario 2.00
For a motor vehicle driven by electricity
stored in the vehicle, other than a com-
nuTcial vehicle 15.00
For a motor vehicle other than a
commercial motor vehicle, that is driven
by electricity stored in the vehicle and
that is owned by a resident of Northern
Ontario 10.00
For a motor vehicle driven by steam,
other than a commercial motor vehicle . .
15.00
For a motor vehicle, other than a
commercial motor vehicle, that is driven
by steam and that is owned by a resident
of Northern Ontario 10.00
9. — i. Subject to subparagraph ii, "gross weight"
means the combined weight of,
A. a commercial motor vehicle and load.
B. a commercial motor vehicle and
trailer or trailers and load.
Where a trailer or trailers transmits to the
highway a total weight of 2,800 kilograms or
less such weight shall not be included in
determining the gross weight.
Subject to subparagraphs iv and v, for a
commercial motor vehicle, combination of a
commercial motor vehicle and trailer or trail-
ers, other than a bus, having a gross weight
of,
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
5^9
for an
for a
Gross 1
iveight
annual
nine-month
in kilogram!
term
period
1
to
2,400
$ 60.00
$ 50.00
2,401
to
2,600
69.00
57.00
2,601
to
2,800
78.00
65.00
2,801
to
3,000
83.00
69.00
3,001
to
3,200
88.00
73.00
3,201
to
3,400
93.00
77.00
3,401
to
3,600
97.00
81.00
3,601
to
3,800
101.00
84.00
3,801
to
4,000
105.00
87.00
4,001
to
4,200
109.00
90.00
4,201
to
4,400
113.00
94.00
4,401
to
4,600
118.00
98.00
4,601
to
4,800
124.00
103.00
4,801
to
5,000
129.00
107.00
5,001
to
5,200
135.00
112.00
5,201
to
5,400
140.00
116.00
5,401
to
5,600
146.00
121.00
5,601
to
5,800
151.00
125.00
5,801
to
6,000
157.00
130.00
6,001
to
6,200
162.00
134.00
6,201
to
6,400
168.00
139.00
6,401
to
6,600
176.00
146.00
6,601
to
6,800
184.00
152.00
6,801
to
7,000
189.00
156.00
7,001
to
7,200
194.00
161.00
7,201
to
7,400
199.00
165.00
7,401
to
7,600
204.00
169.00
7,601
to
7,800
209.00
173.00
7,801
to
8,000
218.00
180.00
8,001
to
8,200
228.00
189.00
8,201
to
8,400
236.00
195.00
8,401
to
8,600
243.00
201.00
8,601
to
8,800
249.00
206.00
8,801
to
9,000
255.00
211.00
9,001
to
9,200
262.00
217.00
9,201
to
9,400
268.00
222.00
9,401
to
9,600
274.00
227.00
9,601
to
9,800
282.00
233.00
9,801
to
10,000
288.00
238.00
,0,001
to
10,200
296.00
245.00
.0,201
to
10,400
302.00
250.00
.0,401
to
10,600
308.00
255.00
for a
for a
six-month
three-month
period
period
33.00
$ 17.00
38.00
19.00
43.00
22.00
46.00
23.00
49.00
25.00
52.00
26.00
54.00
27.00
56.00
28.00
58.00
29.00
60.00
30.00
63.00
32.00
65.00
33.00
69.00
35.00
71.00
36.00
75.00
38.00
77.00
39.00
81.00
41.00
84.00
42.00
87.00
44.00
90.00
45.00
93.00
47.00
97.00
49.00
102.00
51.00'
104.00
52.00
107.00
54.00
110.00
55.00
113.00
57.00
115.00
58.00
120.00
60.00
126.00
63.00
130.00
65.00
134.00
67.00
137.00
69.00
141.00
71.00
145.00
73.00
148.00
74.00
151.00
76.00
156.00
78.00
159.00
80.00
163.00
82.00
167.00
84.00
170.00
85.00
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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Gross weight
in kilograms
10,601 to 10,800
10,801 to 11,000
11,001 to 11,200
11,201 to 11,400
11,401 to 11,600
11,601 to 11,800
11,801 to 12,000
12,001 to 12,200
12,201 to 12,400
12,401 to 12,600
12,601 to 12,800
12,801 to 13,000
13,001 to 13,200
13,201 to 13,400
13,401 to 13,600
13,601 to 13,800
13,801 to 14,000
14,001 to 14,200
14,201 to 14,400
14,401 to 14,600
14,601 to 14,800
14,801 to 15,000
15,001 to 15,200
15,201 to 15,400
15,401 to 15,600
15,601 to 15,800
15,801 to 16,000
16,001 to 16,200
16,201 to 16,400
16,401 to 16,600
16,601 to 16,800
16,801 to 17,000
17,001 to 17,200
17,201 to 17,400
17,401 to 17,600
17,601 to 17,800
17,801 to 18,000
18,001 to 18,200
18,201 to 18,400
18,401 to 18,600
18,601 to 18,800
18,801 to 19,000
for an
annual
term
for a
nine-month
period
for a
six-month
period
for a
three-month
period
314.
,00
260.
,00
173.
,00
87.
,00
320.
,00
264.
,00
176.
,00
88.
.00
326.
,00
269.
,00
180.
,00
90.
,00
334.
00
276.
,00
184.
,00
92.
,00
342.
,00
283.
,00
189.
,00
95.
,00
348.
,00
288.
,00
192.
,00
96.
,00
355.
,00
293.
,00
196,
,00
98.
.00
361.
.00
298.
,00
199,
,00
100,
.00
367.
.00
303.
,00
202,
.00
101,
.00
374.
,00
309,
,00
206,
.00
103.
.00
380.
.00
314.
,00
209,
.00
105
.00
386,
,00
319,
.00
213,
.00
107
.00
394.
,00
326.
,00
217.
.00
109.
.00
402.
,00
332.
,00
222.
.00
111.
,00
408.
,00
337.
,00
225.
,00
113.
,00
415.
,00
343.
,00
229.
.00
115,
,00
421.
,00
348.
,00
232.
.00
116,
,00
427.
,00
' . 353.
,00
235.
.00
118,
,00
433.
,00
358.
,00
239.
,00
120.
,00
439.
,00
363.
,00
242.
,00
121,
,00
446.
,00
368.
,00
246.
,00
123.
,00
454.
,00
375.
,00
250.
,00
125.
,00
462.
,00
382.
,00
255.
.00
128,
,00
468.
,00
387.
,00
258.
,00
129.
,00
475.
,00
392.
,00
262.
,00
131.
,00
481.
00
397.
,00
265.
,00
133.
.00
487.
,00
402.
,00
268.
.00
134.
.00
493.
,00
407.
,00
272.
,00
136.
,00
499.
,00
-■' :' 412.
,00
275.
,00
138.
.00
506.
,00
418.
,00
279.
.00
140.
.00
514.
,00
425.
,00
283.
.00
142.
,00
522.
,00
' 431.
,00
288.
,00
144.
.00
528.
,00
436.
,00
291.
,00
146.
.00
534.
.00
441,
,00
294.
.00
147.
.00
540,
.00
446,
,00
297.
.00
149.
.00
546,
.00
" ■: 451,
.00
301,
.00
151.
,00
551,
,00
455,
,00
304,
,00
152.
,00
559,
.00
462,
,00
308,
,00
154.
,00
566,
,00
467,
.00
312,
.00
156.
.00
574,
,00
474,
,00
316,
,00
158.
,00
580,
.00
479,
.00
319,
.00
160.
,00
586.
.00
484.
.00
323.
.00
162.
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541
Gross weight
in kilograms
19,001 to 19,200
19,201 to 19,400
19,401 to 19,600
19,601 to 19,800
19,801 to 20,000
20,001 to 20,200
20,201 to 20,400
20,401 to 20,600
20,601 to 20,800
20,801 to 21,000
21,001 to 21,200
21,201 to 21,400
21,401 to 21,600
21,601 to 21,800
21,801 to 22,000
22,001 to 22,200
22,201 to 22,400
22,401 to 22,600
22,601 to 22,800
22,801 to 23,000
23,001 to 23,200
23,201 to 23,400
23,401 to 23,600
23,601 to 23,800
23,801 to 24,000
24,001 to 24,200
24,201 to 24,400
24,401 to 24,600
24,601 to 24,800
24,801 to 25,000
25,001 to 25,200
25,201 to 25,400
25,401 to 25,600
25,601 to 25,800
25,801 to 26,000
26,001 to 26,200
26,201 to 26,400
26,401 to 26,600
26,601 to 26,800
26,801 to 27,000
27,001 to 27,200
27,201 to 27,400
for an
annual
term
for a
nine-month
period
for a
six-month
period
for a
three-month
period
592,
,00
489.
.00
326.
.00
163,
.00
598,
.00
494.
.00
329,
.00
165,
,00
603,
.00
498.
.00
332,
.00
166,
.00
611.
.00
505.
.00
337,
.00
169,
.00
619.
.00
511.
.00
341,
,00
171,
.00
627.
.00
518.
.00
345,
,00
173,
.00
635.
.00
524,
.00
350,
.00
175,
.00
642.
.00
530,
.00
354,
,00
177,
.00
648.
.00
535,
,00
357,
,00
179,
.00
654.
,00
540,
,00
360,
,00
180.
.00
660.
,00
545,
.00
363,
,00
182,
.00
666.
.00
550,
,00
367,
,00
184,
.00
675.
,00
557,
,00
372,
,00
186,
,00
683.
,00
564,
.00
376.
.00
188,
.00
692.
,00
571,
,00
381,
.00
191,
.00
699.
,00
577,
.00
385,
.00
193,
.00
706.
.00
583.
.00
389.
.00
195
.00
712,
.00
588.
.00
392.
.00
196
.00
719,
.00
594,
,00
396,
.00
198,
.00
725.
.00
599.
.00
399,
.00
200.
.00
734.
.00
606.
.00
404.
.00
202.
.00
743.
.00
613.
.00
409.
.00
205.
.00
750.
.00
619.
.00
413.
.00
207.
.00
758.
.00
626.
.00
417.
.00
209.
.00
765.
.00
632.
.00
421.
.00
211.
.00
772.
,00
637.
.00
425.
.00
213.
.00
779.
,00
643.
.00
429.
.00
215.
,00
786.
,00
649.
.00
433.
.00
217.
.00
793.
,00
655.
,00
437.
.00
219.
.00
802.
,00
662.
,00
442.
.00
221.
.00
810.
.00
669,
.00
446.
.00
223.
.00
818.
.00
675,
,00
450.
.00
225.
.00
825,
.00
681.
.00
454.
.00
227.
,00
832.
.00
687.
.00
458.
,00
229.
00
838,
.00
692.
.00
461.
,00
231.
00
845.
.00
698,
,00
465.
,00
233.
00
851.
,00
703,
,00
469,
,00
235.
00
859.
.00
709.
,00
473.
,00
237.
00
868.
,00
717,
,00
478.
,00
239.
,00
877.
,00
724.
,00
483,
,00
242.
,00
884.
.00
730,
,00
487,
,00
244.
,00
891.
.00
736.
,00
491.
,00
246.
,00
542
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 469
Gross weight
in kilograms
27,401 to 27,600
27,601 to 27,800
27,801 to 28,000
28,001 to 28,200
28,201 to 28,400
28,401 to 28,600
28,601 to 28,800
28,801 to 29,000
29,001 to 29,200
29,201 to 29,400
29,401 to 29,600
29,601 to 29,800
29,801 to 30,000
30,001 to 30,200
30,201 to 30,400
30,401 to 30,600
30,601 to 30,800
30,801 to 31,000
31,001 to 31,200
31,201 to 31,400
31,401 to 31,600
31,601 to 31,800
31,801 to 32,000
32,001 to 32,200
32,201 to 32,400
32,401 to 32,600
32,601 to 32,800
32,801 to 33,000
33,001 to 33,200
33,201 to 33,400
33,401 to 33,600
33,601 to 33,800
33,801 to 34,000
34,001 to 34,200
34,201 to 34,400
34,401 to 34,600
34,601 to 34,800
34,801 to 35,000
35,001 to 35,200
35,201 to 35,400
35,401 to 35,600
35,601 to 35,800
for an
for a
annual
nine-month
term
period
898.00
741.00
905.00
747.00
911.00
752.00
918.00
" 758.00
927.00
765.00
936.00
773.00
944.00
779.00
951.00
785.00
958.00
791.00
965.00
797.00
972.00
802.00
978.00
807.00
986.00
814.00
995.00
821.00
1,002.00
•^ 827.00
1,010.00
834.00
1,017.00
840.00
1,024.00
845.00
1,031.00
851.00
1,038.00
857.00
1,045.00
863.00
1,052.00
868.00
1,061.00
876.00
1,070.00
883.00
1,077.00
889.00
1,084.00
895.00
1,091.00
901.00
1,098.00
906.00
1,104.00
^-■- 911.00
1,112.00
918.00
1,120.00
924.00
1,129.00
932.00
1,136.00 ^^'
"-' 938.00
1,143.00
943.00
1,150.00
949.00
1,157.00
955.00
1,164.00
961.00
1,170.00
966.00
1,179.00
973.00
1,186.00
979.00
1,195.00
986.00
1,202.00
992.00
for a
for a
six-month
three-month
period
period
494.00
247.00
498.00
249.00
502.00
251.00
505.00
253.00
510.00
255.00
515.00
258.00
520.00
260.00
524.00
262.00
527.00
264.00
531.00
266.00
535.00
268.00
538.00
269.00
543.00
272.00
548.00
274.00
552.00
276.00
556.00
278.00
560.00
280.00
564.00
282.00
568.00
284.00
571.00
286.00
575.00
288.00
579.00
290.00
584.00
292.00
589.00
295.00
593.00
297.00
597.00
299.00
601.00
301.00
604.00
302.00
608.00
304.00
612.00
306.00
616.00
308.00
621.00
311.00
625.00
313.00
629.00
315.00
633.00
317.00
637.00
319.00
641.00
321.00
644.00
322.00
649.00
325.00
653.00
327.00
658.00
329.00
662.00
331.00
Reg. 469
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
543
for an
Gross
weight
annual
in kilograms
term
35,801
to
36,000
1,209.00
36,001
to
36,200
1,216.00
36,201
to
36,400
1,223.00
36,401
to
36,600
1,229.00
36,601
to
36,800
1,238.00
36,801
to
37,000
1,246.00
37,001
to
37,200
1,254.00
37,201
to
37,400
1,262.00
37,401
to
37,600
1,269.00
37,601
to
37,800
1,276.00
37,801
to
38,000
1,283.00
38,001
to
38,200
1,290.00
38,201
to
38,400
1,297.00
38,401
to
38,600
1,305.00
38,601
to
38,800
1,314.00
38,801
to
39,000
1,322.00
39,001
to
39,200
1,329.00
39,201
to
39,400
1,335.00
39,401
to
39,600
1,342.00
39,601
to
39,800
1,348.00
39,801
to
40,000
1,354.00
40,001
to
40,200
1,363.00
40,201
to
40,400
1,372.00
40,401
to
40,600
1,380.00
40,601
to
40,800
1,387.00
40,801
to
41,000
1,394.00
41,001
to
41,200
1,401.00
41,201
to
41,400
1,408.00
41,401
to
41,600
1,415.00
41,801
to
41,800
1,422.00
41,801
to
42,000
1,431.00
42,001
to
42,200
1,439.00
42,201
to
42,400
1,448.00
42,401
to
42,600
1,455.00
42,601
to
42,800
1,462.00
42,801
to
43,000
1,469.00
43,001
to
43,200
1,476.00
43,201
to
43,400
1,482.00
43,401
to
43,600
1,489.00
43,601
to
43,800
1,498.00
43,801
to
44,000
1,507.00
44,001
to
44,200
1,514.00
44,201
to
44,400
1,521.00
for a
nine-month
period
998.00
1,004.00
1,009.00
1,014.00
1,022.00
1,028.00
1,035.00
1,042.00
1,047.00
1,053.00
1,059.00
1,065.00
1,071.00
1,077.00
1,085.00
1,091.00
1,097.00
1,102.00
1,108.00
1,113.00
1,118.00
1,125.00
1,132.00
1,139.00
1,145.00
1,151.00
1,156.00
1,162.00
1,168.00
1,174.00
1,181.00
1,188.00
1,195.00
1,201.00
1,207.00
1,212.00
1,218.00
1,223.00
1,229.00
1,236.00
1,244.00
1,250.00
1,255.00
for a
for a
six-month
three-month
period
period
665.00
333.00
669.00
335.00
673.00
337.00
676.00
338.00
681.00
341.00
686.00
343.00
690.00
345.00
695.00
348.00
698.00
349.00
702.00
351.00
706.00
353.00
710.00
355.00
714.00
357.00
718.00
359.00
723.00
362.00
728.00
364.00
731.00
366.00
735.00
368.00
739.00
370.00
742.00
371.00
745.00
373.00
750.00
375.00
755.00
378.00
759.00
380.00
763.00
382.00
767.00
384.00
771.00
386.00
775.00
388.00
779.00
390.00
783.00
392.00
788.00
394.00
792.00
396.00
797.00
399.00
801.00
401.00
805.00
403.00
808.00
404.00
812.00
406.00
816.00
408.00
819.00
410.00
824.00
412.00
829.00
415.00
833.00
417.00
837.00
419.00
544
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 469
Gross weight
in kilograms
44,401 to 44,600
44,601 to 44,800
44,801 to 45,000
45,001 to 45,200
45,201 to 45,400
45,401 to 45,600
45,601 to 45,800
45,801 to 46,000
46,001 to 46,200
46,201 to 46,400
46,401 to 46,600
46,601 to 46,800
46,801 to 47,000
47,001 to 47,200
47,201 to 47,400
47,401 to 47,600
47,601 to 47,800
47,801 to 48,000
48,001 to 48,200
48,201 to 48,400
48,401 to 48,600
48,601 to 48,800
48,801 to 49,000
49,001 to 49,200
49,201 to 49,400
49,401 to 49,600
49,601 to 49,800
49,801 to 50,000
50,001 to 50,200
50,201 to 50,400
50,401 to 50,600
50,601 to 50,800
50,801 to 51,000
51,001 to 51,200
51,201 to 51,400
51,401 to 51,600
51,601 to 51,800
51,801 to 52,000
52,001 to 52,200
52,201 to 52,400
52,401 to 52,600
52,601 to 52,800
52,801 to 53,000
for an
annual
term
1,528.00
1,535.00
1,542.00
1,548.00
1,556.00
1,565.00
1,573.00
1,580.00
1,587.00
1,594.00
1,601.00
1,607.00
1,616.00
1,624.00
1,632.00
1,639.00
1,646.00
1,653.00
1,660.00
1,667.00
1,674.00
1,682.00
1,690.00
1,699.00
1,706.00
1,713.00
1,720.00
1,727.00
1,733.00
1,741.00
1,750.00
1,758.00
1,765.00
1,772.00
1,778.00
1,785.00
1,791.00
1,800.00
1,809.00
1,818.00
1,825.00
1,832.00
1,839.00
for a
nine-month
jjeriod
1,261.00
1,267.00
1,273.00
1,278.00
1,284.00
1,292.00
1,298.00
1,304.00
1,310.00
1,316.00
1,321.00
1,326.00
1,334.00
1,340.00
1,347.00
1,353.00
1,358.00
1,364.00
1,370.00
1,376.00
1,382.00
1,388.00
1,395.00
1,402.00
1,408.00
1,414.00
1,419.00
1,425.00
1,430.00
1,437.00
1,444.00
1,451.00
1,457.00
1,462.00
1,467.00
1,473.00
1,478.00
1,485.00
1,493.00
1,500.00
1,506.00
1,512.00
1,518.00
for a
for a
six-month
three-month
period
period
841.00
421.00
845.00
423.00
849.00
425.00
852.00
426.00
856.00
428.00
861.00
431.00
866.00
433.00
869.00
435.00
873.00
437.00
877.00
439.00
881.00
441.00
884.00
442.00
889.00
445.00
894.00
447.00
898.00
449.00
902.00
451.00
906.00
453.00
910.00
455.00
913.00
457.00
917.00
459.00
921.00
461.00
926.00
463.00
930.00
465.00
935.00
468.00
939.00
470.00
943.00
472.00
946.00
473.. 00
950.00
475.00
954.00
477.00
958.00
479.00
963.00
482.00
967.00
484.00
971.00
486.00
975.00
488.00
978.00
489.00
982.00
491.00
986.00
493.00
990.00
495.00
995.00
498.00
1,000.00
500.00
1,004.00
502.00
1,008.00
504.00
1,012.00
506.00
Reg. 469
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
545
Gross weight
in kilograms
for an
annual
term
53,001
to
53,200
1,845.00
53,201
to
53,400
1,852.00
53,401
to
53,600
1,858.00
53,601
to
53,800
1,867.00
53,801
to
54,000
1,875.00
54,001
to
54,200
1,884.00
54,201
to
54,400
1,891.00
54,401
to
54,600
1,898.00
54,601
to
54,800
1,905.00
54,801
to
55,000
1,912.00
55,001
to
55,200
1,918.00
55,201
to
55,400
1,925.00
55,401
to
55,600
1,934.00
55,601
to
55,800
1,943.00
55,801
to
56,000
1,952.00
56,001
to
56,200
1,959.00
56,201
to
56,400
1,966.00
56,401
to
56,600
1,972.00
56,601
to
56,800
1,979.00
56,801
to
57,000
1,985.00
57,001
to
57,200
1,993.00
57,201
to
57,400
2,002.00
57,401
to
57,600
2,009.00
57,601
to
57,800
2,016.00
57,801
to
58,000
2,023.00
58,001
to
58,200
2,030.00
58,201
to
58,400
2,037.00
58,401
to
58,600
2,043.00
58,601
to
58,800
2,052.00
58,801
to
59,000
2,060.00
59,001
to
59,200
2,068.00
59,201
to
59,400
2,076.00
59,401
to
59,600
2,083.00
59,601
to
59,800
2,090.00
59,801
to
60,000
2,097.00
60,001
to
60,200
2,104.00
60,201
to
60,400
2,111.00
60,401
to
60,600
2,119.00
60,601
to
60,800
2,127.00
60,801
to
61,000
2,136.00
61,001
to
61,200
2,143.00
61,201
to
61,400
2,150.00
for a
nine-month
jjeriod
1,523.00
1,528.00
1,533.00
1,541.00
1,547.00
1,555.00
1,561.00
1,566.00
1,572.00
1,578.00
1,583.00
1,589.00
1,596.00
1,603.00
1,611.00
1,617.00
1,622.00
1,627.00
1,633.00
1,638.00
1,645.00
1,652.00
1,658.00
1,664.00
1,669.00
1,675.00
1,681.00
1,686.00
1,693.00
1,700.00
1,707.00
1,713.00
1,719.00
1,725.00
1,731.00
1,736.00
1,742.00
1,749.00
1,755.00
1,763.00
1,768.00
1,774.00
for a
for a
six-month
three-month
period
period
1,015.00
508.00
1,019.00
510.00
1,022.00
511.00
1,027.00
514.00
1,032.00
516.00
1,037.00
519.00
1,041.00
521.00
1,044.00
522.00
1,048.00
524.00
1,052.00
526.00
1,055.00
528.00
1,059.00
530.00
1,064.00
532.00
1,069.00
535.00
1,074.00
537.00
1,078.00
539.00
1,082.00
541.00
1,085.00
543.00
1,089.00
545.00
1,092.00
546.00
1,097.00
549.00
1,102.00
551.00
1,105.00
553.00
1,109.00
555.00
1,113.00
557.00
1,117.00
559.00
1,121.00
561.00
1,124.00
562.00
1,129.00
565.00
1,133.00
567.00
1,138.00
569.00
1,142.00
571.00
1,146.00
573.00
1,150.00
575.00
1,154.00
577.00
1,158.00
579.00
1,162.00
581.00
1,166.00
583.00
1,170.00
585.00
1,175.00
588.00
1,179.00
590.00
1,183.00
592.00
546
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 469
Gross weight
in kilograms
for £m
annual
term
61,401
to
61,600
2,157.00
61,601
to
61,800
2,164.00
61,801
to
62,000
2,170.00
62,001
to
62,200
2,177.00
62,201
to
62,400
2,186.00
62,401
to
62,600
2,194.00
62,601
to
62,800
2,201.00
62,801
to
63,000
2,208.00
63,001
to
63,200
2,215.00
63,201
to
63,400
2,222.00
63,401
to
63,500
2,227.00
for a
nine-month
jjeriod
1,780.00
1,786.00
1,791.00
1,797.00
1,804.00
1,811.00
1,816.00
1,822.00
1,828.00
1,834.00
1,838.00
for a
for a
six-month
three-month
period
period
1,187.00
594.00
1,191.00
596.00
1,194.00
597.00
1,198.00
599.00
1,203.00
602.00
1,207.00
604.00
1,211.00
606.00
1,215.00
608.00
1,219.00
610.00
1,223.00
612.00
1,225.00
613.00
iv. Subject to subparagraph v, for a commercial motor vehicle, combination of a commercial motor vehicle
and trailer or trailers, other than a bus, having a gross weight of not more than 2,400 kilograms that is
used primarily for personal transportation and having.
A. 4 cylinders or less $30.00
B. 5 or 6 cylinders 45.00
C. 7 cylinders or more 60.00
D. notwithstanding sub-subparagraph A, B or C, having an engine displacement in excess
of 6.S litres and designated by the manufacturer as a 1978 model year or subsequent
model year 80.00
V. For a commercial motor vehicle, combination of a commercial motor vehicle and trailer
or trailers, other than a bus, having a gross weight of not more than 2,400 kilograms
that is owned by a resident of Northern Ontario and used primarily for personal trans-
portation 10.00
10. — i. In this paragraph,
A. "farmer" means' a person who,
1. occupies property assessed as a farm that is 4.4 hectares or more in area, or
2 . occupies property that is less than 4.4 hectares in area and who has derived a gross annual
income of $2,000 or more in the preceding year from the use of the property for farm
purposes; " • -'^ i
B. subject to subparagraph ii, "gross weight" means the combined weight of,
1. a commercial motor vehicle and load, or
2. a commercial motor vehicle and trailer or trailers, and load.
ii. Where a trailer or trailers transmits to the highway a total weight of 2,800 kilograms or less such weight
shall not be included in determining the gross weight.
Reg. 469 HIGHWAY TRAFFIC 547
iii. For a commercial motor vehicle, combination of a commercial motor vehicle and trailer or
trailers, other than a bus, owned by a farmer and used for his personal transportation and
transportation of his farm products, his supplies or his equipment to and from his farm, having
a gross weight of,
Gross weight
in kilograms
for an
annual
term
for a
nine-month
period
2,401
to
3,000
$ 69.00
$ 57.00
3,001
to
3,500
73.00
61.00
3,501
to
4,000
76.00
63.00
4,001
to
4,500
79.00
66.00
4,501
to
5,000
82.00
68.00
5,001
to
5,500
84.00
70.00
5,501
to
6,000
89.00
74.00
6,001
to
6,500
92.00
76.00
6,501
to
7,000
96.00
80.00
7,001
to
7,500
101.00
84.00
7,501
to
8,000
105.00
87.00
8,001
to
8,500
110.00
91.00
8,501
to
9,000
114.00
95.00
9,001
to
9,500
119.00
99.00
9,501
to
10,000
123.00
102.00
10,001
to
10,500
126.00
104.00
10,501
to
11,000
129.00
107.00
11,001
to
11,500
133.00
110.00
11.501
to
12,000
138.00
114.00
12,001
to
12,500
143.00
118.00
12,501
to
13,000
147.00
122.00
13,001
to
13,500
151.00
125.00
13,501
to
14,000
155.00
128.00
14,001
to
14,500
160.00
132.00
14,501^to
15,000
164.00
136.00
15,001
to
15,500
168.00
139.00
15,501
to
16,000
172.00
142.00
16,001
to
16,500
175.00
145.00
16,501
to
17,000
179.00
148.00
17,001
to
17,500
184.00
152.00
17,501
to
18,000
188.00
156.00
18,001
to
18,500
192.00
159.00
18,501
to
19,000
197.00
163.00
19,001
to
19,500
201.00
166.00
19,501
to
20,000
204.00
169.00
20,001
to
20,500
209.00
173.00
20,501
to
21,000
213.00
176.00
21,001
to
21,500
217.00
180.00
21,501
to
22,000
222.00
184.00
22,001
to
22,500
227.00
188.00
for a
for a
six-month
three-month
period
period
38.00
$ 19.00
41.00
21.00
42.00
21.00
44.00
22.00
46.00
23.00
47.00
24.00
49.00
25.00
51.00
26.00
53.00
27.00
56.00
28.00
58.00
29.00
61.00
31.00
63.00
32.00
66.00
33.00
68.00
34.00
70.00
35.00
71.00
36.00
74.00
37.00
76.00
38.00
79.00
40.00
81.00
41.00
84.00
42.00
86.00
43.00
88.00
44.00
91.00
46.00
93.00
47.00
95.00
48.00
97.00
49.00
99.00
50.00
102.00
51.00
104.00
52.00
106.00
53.00
109.00
55.00
111.00
56.00
113.00
57.00
115.00
58.00
118.00
59,00
120.00
60.00
123.00
62.00
125.00
63.00
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for an
for a
for a
for a
Gross we
ight
annual
nine-month
six-month
three-month
in kilograms
term
period
period
period
22,501
to
23,000
232.00
192.00
128.00
64.00
23,001
to
23,500
236.00
195.00
130.00
65.00
23,501
to
24,000
241.00
199.00
133.00
67.00
24,001
to
24,500
246.00
203.00
136.00
68.00
24,501
to
25,000
250.00
207.00
138.00
69.00
25,001
to
25,500
254.00
210.00
140.00
70.00
25,501
to
26,000
259.00
214.00
143.00
72.00
26,001
to
26,500
262.00
217.00
145.00
73.00
26,501
to
27,000
267.00 '
221.00
147.00
74.00
27,001
to
27,500
272.00
225.00
150.00
75.00
27,501
to
28,000
277.00
229.00
153.00
77.00
28,001
to
28,500
282.00
233.00
156.00
78.00
28,501
to
29,000
287.00
237.00
158.00
79.00
29,001
to
29,500
292.00
241.00
161.00
81.00
29,501
to
30,000
296.00
245.00
163.00
82.00
30,001
to
30,500
300.00
248.00
165.00
83.00
30,501
to
31,000
305.00
252.00
168.00
84.00
31,001
to
31,500
309.00
255.00 " "
170.00
85.00
31,501
to
32,000
314.00
260.00
173.00
87.00
32,001
to
32,500
319.00
264.00
176.00
88.00
32,501
to
33,000
324.00 '^
•' 268.00 '' •
179.00
90.00
33,001
to
33,500
328.00
271.00
181.00
91.00
33,501
to
34,000
333.00
275.00
184.00
92.00
34,001
to
34,500
338.00
279.00
186.00
93.00
34,501
to
35,000
343.00
283.00
189.00
95.00
35,001
to
35,500
346.00
286.00
191.00
96.00
35,501
to
36,000
350.00
289.00
193.00
97.00
36,001
to
36,500
355.00
' 293.00
196.00
98.00
36,501
to
37,000
360.00
297.00
198.00
99.00
37,001
to
37,500
365.00
302.00
201.00
101.00
37,501
to
38,000
370.00
306.00
204.00
102.00
38,001
to
38,500
375.00
310.00
207.00
104.00
38,501
to
39,000
380.00
314.00
209.00
105.00
39,001
to
39,500
384.00
317.00
212.00
106.00
39,501
to
40,000
389.00
321.00 ^
214.00
107.00
40,001
to
40,500
393.00
325.00
217.00
109.00
40,501
to
41,000
396.00
327.00
218.00
109.00
41,001
to
41,500
401.00
331.00
221.00
111.00
41,501
to
42,000
407.00
336.00
224.00
112.00
42,001
to
42,500
412.00
340.00
227.00
114.00
42,501
to
43,000
417.00
345.00
230.00
115.00
43,001
to
43,500
422.00 ;t;
: ■<: 349.00
233.00
117.00
43,501
to
44,000
427.00 0
353.00
235.00
118.00
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549
lor an
Gross weight
annual
in kilograms
term
44,001
to
44,500
430.00
44,501
to
45,000
434.00
45,001
to
45,500
439.00
45,501
to
46,000
443.00
46,001
to
46,500
448.00
46,501
to
47,000
453.00
47,001
to
47,500
457.00
47,501
to
48,000
462.00
48,001
to
48,500
467.00
48,501
to
49,000
472.00
49,001
to
49,500
477.00
49,501
to
50,000
480.00
50,001
to
50,500
484.00
50,501
to
51,000
489.00
51,001
to
51,500
494.00
51,501
to
52,000
499.00
52,001
to
52,500
504.00
52,501
to
53,000
509.00
53,001
to
53,500
513.00
53,501
to
54,000
518.00
54,001
to
54,500
523.00
54,501
to
55,000
527.00
55,001
to
55,500
531.00
55,501
to
56,000
536.00
56,001
to
56,500
541.00
56,501
to
57,000
546.00
57,001
to
57,500
551.00
57,501
to
58,000
556.00
58,001
to
58,500
561.00
58,501
to
59,000
564.00
59,001
to
59,500
568.00
59,501
to
60,000
573.00
60,001
to
60,500
577.00
60,501
to
61,000
582.00
61,001
to
61,500
587.00
61,501
to
62,000
592.00
62,001
to
62,500
597.00
62,501
to
63,000
602.00
63,001
to
63,500
607.00
for a
nine-month
period
355.00
359.00
363.00
366.00
370.00
374.00
378.00
382.00
386.00
390.00
394.00
396.00
400.00
404.00
408.00
412.00
416.00
420.00
424.00
428.00
432.00
435.00
439.00
443.00
447.00
451.00
455.00
459.00
463.00
466.00
469.00
473.00
477.00
481.00
485.00
489.00
493.00
497.00
501.00
for a
six-month
period
for a
three-month
period
237.00
119.00
239.00
120.00
242.00
121.00
244.00
122.00
247.00
124.00
250.00
125.00
252.00
126.00
255.00
128.00
257.00
129.00
260.00
130.00
263.00
132.00
264.00
132.00
267.00
134.00
269.00
135.00
272.00
136.00
275.00
138.00
278.00
139.00
280.00
140.00
283.00
142.00
285.00
143.00
288.00
144.00
290.00
145.00
293.00
147.00
295.00
148.00
298:00
149.00
301.00
151.00
304.00
152.00
306.00
153.00
309.00
155.00
311.00
156.00
313.00
157.00
316.00
158.00
318.00
159.00
321.00
161.00
323.00
162.00
326.00
163.00
329.00
165.00
332.00
166.00
334.00
167.00
11. Subject to paragraphs 12, 13, 16 and 17 for a bus designed and used exclusively for the transportation of
passengers and having a combined weight and carrying capacity of.
550 HIGHWAY TRAFFIC Reg. 469
for an
for a
for a
for a
Gross
weight
annual
nine-month
six-month
three-month
in kilograms
term
period
period
period
1
to
2,400
$ 48.00
$ 40.00
$ 27.00
$ 14.00
2,401
to
3,000
69.00
57.00
38.00
19.00
3,001
to
4,000
91.00
76.00
51.00
26-00
4,001
to
5,000
117.00
97.00
65.00
33.00
5,001
to
6,000
143.00
118.00
79.00
40.00
6,001
to
7,000
169.00
140.00
93.00
47.00
7,001
to
8,000
196.00
162.00
108.00
54.00
8,001
to
9,000
222.00
184.00
123.00
62.00
9,001
to
10,000
248.00
205.00
137.00
69.00
10,001
to
11,000
271.00
224.00
150.00
75.00
11,001
to
12,000
295.00
244.00
163.00
82.00
12,001
to
13,000
321.00
265.00
177.00
89.00
13,001
to
14,000
348.00
288.00
192.00
96.00
14,001
to
15,000
381.00
315.00
210.00
105.00
15,001
to
16,000
414.00
342.00
228.00
114.00
16,001
to
17,000
447.00
369.00
246.00
123.00
17,001
to
18,000
481.00
397.00
265.00
133.00
18,001
to
19,000
514.00
425.00
283.00
142.00
19,001
to
20,000
547.00
452.00
301.00
151.00
12. For a bus, other than a bus for which a public vehicle licence has been issued under the Public Vehicles Act,
operated under a contract with a school board or other authority and used for the purpose of transporting
children to or from school during the months of September to June next following and not operated during the
months of July and August except when occupied by a driver only or by a driver and a person supervising the
driver's training or driving examination ,
Oct. 1st to
June 30, next
Gross weight
in kilograms
July 1st to
June 30, next
1
to
2
,400
$ 45.00
2
,401
to
3.
,000
63.00
3,
,001
to
4,
,000
80.00
4
,001
to
5
,000
102.00
5
,001
to
6
,000
124. CO
6,
,001
to
1 .
,000
145.00
7,
,001
to
B,
,000
167.00
8,
,001
to
9,
,000
189.00
9,
,001
to
10,
,000
211.00
10,
,001
to
11,
,000
230.00
11,
,001
to
12,
,000
250.00
12,
,001
to
13,
,000
272.00
13,
,001
to
14,
,000
295.00
14,
,001
to
15,
,000
323.00
15,
,001
to
16,
,000
350.00
38.00
52.00
66.00
85.00
103.00
120.00
138.00
156.00
175.00
190.00
207.00
225.00
244.00
267.00
289.00
Jan. 1st to
June 30th
April 1st to
June 30th
$ 25.00
$ 23.00
35.00
18.00
44.00
22.00
57.00
29.00
69.00
35.00
80.00
40.00
92.00
46.00
104.00
52.00
117.00
59.00
127.00
64.00
138.00
69.00
150.00
75.00
163.00
82.00
178.00
89.00
193.00
97.00
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551
16,001 to 17,000 378.00
17,001 to 18,000 405.00
18,001 to 19,000 433.00
19,001 to 20,000 460.00
312.00
335.00
358.00
380.00
208.00
223.00
239.00
253.00
104.00
112.00
120.00
127.00
13. For a commercial motor vehicle or trailer owned by a municipality, school board or a retarded
children's education authority, or a commercial motor vehicle or trailer other than a motor bus or
trollex bus, operated b\ a commission on behalf of a municipality ,'^2.00
14. For a commercial motor vehicle or trailer owned by a band, as defined by and to which the Indian
Act, R.S.C. 1970, Chapter 1-6 applies, when operated outside a reser\c exclusively for the carriage of
goods owned by the band 2.00
15. For a motorcycle owned by a municipality, school board or a retarded children's education authority
or a motorcycle operated by a commi.ssion on behalf of a municipality 2.00
16. For a trolley bus operated .solely within the limits of an urban municipality 2.00
17. For a bus owned by a church Sunda> school, church day .school, a non-denominational school, a
religious organization or a college or university 2.00
18. For a commercial motor vehicle having a machine or apparatus mounted upon the chassis thereof
that is not designed or used primarily for the transportation of persons or property and onl> inciden-
tally operated or moved over the highways, one-half the fees .set out in paragraph 9.
19. Subject to paragraph 20 for a motorcycle 20.00
20. For a motor assisted bic\cle .>.00
21. For a motorcycle owned by a resident of Northern Ontario 10.00
22. For a historic vehicle 10.00
23. For a trailer 25.00
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 418. s. 5 (1); O. Reg. 19 71, s. 2 (1-6); O. Reg. 63 71. s. 2 (1-3): O. Reg. 31 72. s. 1 (1);
O. Reg. 198 72, s. 1; O. Reg. 145 73. s. 1 (1, 21; O. Reg. 732 73. s. 1 (1. 2); O. Reg. 632 74. s. 3 (1-4); O. Reg.
145/75. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 234,75. s. 2 (1, 2); O. Reg. 911 75. s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 822 77. s. 1 (1-3); O. Reg. 29 78. s. 3;
O. Reg. 564/78. s. 1; O. Reg. 671/78. s. 1; (). Reg. 706/78. s. 1 (1); (). Reg. 787/79. s. 2; O. Reg. 274/80. s. I.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1),
(a) "Northern Ontario" means those portions
of Ontario that comprise.
(i) the Territorial districts of Algoma,
Cochrane. Kenora, Manitoulin,
Parry Sound, Rainy River, Sud-
bury. Timiskaming and Thunder
Bay, and
(ii) those portions of the Territorial
District of Nipissing lying to the
north or west of Algonquin
Provincial Park ;
(b) "resident" means a person, other than a
corporation, who ordinarily resides in
Northern Ontario. O. Reg. 822/77. s. 1 (4i.
(3) Where an application is made for a permit refer-
red to in paragraph 1, 5, 7. 19 or 20 of subsection (1)
between the 1st day of September and the 31.st day of
December, both days inclusive, in the year for which
the permit is valid, the fee for the permit is reduced by
one-half. O. Reg. 706/78, s. 1 (2).
(4) Where an application is made for a |>ermit refer-
red to in subparagraph iv of paragraph 9 of sub.section
(1) between the 1st day of October and the .? l.st day of
March following, both days inclusive, in the period for
which the permit is valid, the fee for the permit is
reduced by one-half. O. Reg. 706/78. s. 1 (3).
(5) For a commercial motor vehicle used ex-
clusively for the transportation of road building
machinery that is owned by the owner of the vehicle,
one-half the ap|)licable fees .set out in paragraph 7 of
subsection (1). R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 418. s. 5 (4);
O. Reg. 19/71. s. 2 (7).
6. — ( 1) Notwithstanding paragraph 9 of subsection
5 (1), the Registrar, in resjaect of a commercial motor
vehicle or trailer owned or leased bv a resident of one
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Reg. 469
of the United States of America, may issue a permit
authorizinj: the operation of the commercial motor
vehicle, trailer or combination thereof in Ontario for a
period of not longer than five da\s for the transporta-
tion of jroods owned b\ the owner or lessee of the
commercial motor vehicle or trailer upon pa\ment of a
feeof S20. O. Rejz. 209/77, s. 1, /)«)•/; O. Re^. 671/78,
s. 2.
(2) When a i)ermit is issued under subsection (1),
the owner or lessee is exempt from the jirovisions of
sections 7 and 10 of the Act in respect of the vehicle
or vehicles referred to in the permit if the owner or
lessee has complied with the provisions of the law of
the state in which he resides as to registration of
commercial motor vehicles and trailers. (). Reg.
209/77, s, I. part.
7. — (1) Xotwithstandinji subsection 5 (1) and sub-
ject to sub.section (2), the Registrar may issue a permit
authorizinfr the operating or driving of,
(a) a motor vehicle other than a commercial
motor vehicle ; or
(b) an unladen commercial motor vehicle,
on a single journe\- not exceeding five days from
a specified point of commencement to a specified
destination ujxjn paxment of a fee of ,S5.00. O. Reg.
.^1/75. s. I, part.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to the o|H.'rating
or driving of a commercial motor vehicle having a
machine or apparatus mounted upon the chassis
thereof which machine or apparatus is not designed
or used primarily for the transportation of persons
or prop)erty. O. Reg. 31/75, s. 1.
S. An application for a permit or validated permit
in respect of a tractor shall be accompanied by a
certificate showing the weight of the tractor while
it has attached to it the heaviest semi-trailer with
which it is used. (). Reg. 632 /74, s. 5.
9. — (1) Where a permit or validated permit for a
motor vehicle or trailer is issued in respect of a motor
vehicle owned or leased b\ ,
(a) the Governor General ;
(/;) the Lieutenant Governor ;
(c) a department of the government of a
province or of Canada ; or
(d) any foreign government or a representa-
tive of a foreign government who has taken
a post in Ontario in the capacity of,
(il ambassador or high commissioner,
(ii) minister,
(iii) counsellor, i -
(iv) secretary,
(v) attache,
(vi) consul-general, consul or vice-
consul, or
(vii) trade commissioner
trade commissioner;
or assistant
ic) the spouse or child of any representative
described in clause id);
(f) an.\ person serving or employed on the techni-
cal or support staff of a diplomatic or consular
mission, high commission or trade commis-
sion provided that the person,
(i) is authorized as eligible for exempt
status by the Department of External
Affairs (Canada),
(ii) is not a Canadian citizen or permanent
resident of Canada as defined in the
Immigration Act, 1976 (Canada), and
(iii) is assigned to duty from the state he
represents and not engaged locall\' by
the mission or commission; or
( ii ) the spouse or child of an.\ person described in
clau.se (/), provided that the spou.se or child
meets the requirements set out in subclause
(/) (ii),
no fee is payable. O. Reg. 632 74, s. 6, part .
O. Reg. 825/77. s. 1; O. Reg. 676/80, s. 1.
(2) Where a permit or validated permit is issued
for a commercial motor vehicle owned by The
Canadian Red Cross Society or any Branch thereof,
or by The Order of St. John, no fee is payable.
O. Reg. 620/77, s. 1.
(3) Where a motor vehicle or trailer ceases to be
owned or leased by any person referred to in sub-
section (1) or (2), the permit or validated permit and
plate or plates shall be returned immediately to the
Ministry. O. Reg. 632/74, s. 6, part.
10. Every commercial motor vehicle, while being
operated under the authority of a Class L licence
issued under the Public Commercial Vehicles Act, is
exempt from the provisions of sections 7 and 10 of the
-Act. O. Reg. 632/74, s. 7.
11. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), every commer-
cial motor vehicle,
[a) that is registered in a reciprocating province
that grants exemption for commercial motor
vehicles similar to the exemption granted
by this section ; and
(6) that is owned or leased by a resident of
the reciprocating province.
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is exempt from the provisions of sections 7 and 10
of the Act while the vehicle is being driven or
operated in Ontario. O. Reg. 632 /74, s. 8.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to,
(a) commercial motor vehicles operating under
any form of contract made in Ontario;
(b) motor buses operating on regular routes or
schedules between a place in Ontario and a
place in any other province; and
(c) commercial motor vehicles required to be
licensed under the Public Commercial
Vehicles Act, other than commercial motor
vehicles used exclusively for the trans-
portation of household goods or furniture
or for the transportation of natural products
of the farm or the products of a dairy,
creamery or cheese factory. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 418.5.10(2).
12. — (1) Every commercial motor vehicle,
(a) that is registered in a reciprocating state
of the United States of America that grants
exemptions for commercial motor vehicles
similar to the exemptions granted by this
section; and
(b) that is owned or leased by a resident of
the*reciprocating state,
is exempt from the provisions of sections 7 and 10
of the Act while the vehicle is being driven or
operated in Ontario if the vehicle is,
(c) a hearse or ambulance ;
(d) a motor vehicle designed, equipped and
used exclusively for living accommodation,
commonly known as a motorized mobile
home;
(e) a public vehicle operated in a scheduled ser-
vice in Ontario within sixteen kilometres of
its point of entry on the international bound-
ary line between Canada and the United
States of America or operated on chartered
trips originating outside Ontario;
(/) a commercial motor vehicle having a gross
weight of 2,800 kilograms or less, or a
combination of a commercial motor vehicle
and trailer or trailers where the trailer
or trailers transmits to the highway a total
weight of 2,800 kilograms or less, and
being operated in Ontario for the purpose
of transporting goods owned by the owner
or lessee of the commercial motor vehicle ;
ig) being operated in Ontario for the purpose
of transporting from a farm natural prod-
ucts of a farm or livestock, or both, owned
by the owner or lessee of the commercial
motor vehicle ;
(A) being operated in Ontario for the purpose
of transporting objects and materials used
in the production of cultural presentations
or exhibitions, including musical and ballet
presentations and art exhibitions, if such
presentations or exhibitions are not carried
on solely for the purpose of financial gain ;
(i) a commercial motor vehicle having a gross
weight of 8,200 kilograms or less or a
combination of a commercial motor vehicle
and trailer or trailers having a combined
gross weight of 8,200 kilograms or less
and being operated in Ontario for the
purpose of transporting used household
goods owned by the owner or lessee of the
commercial motor vehicle. O. Reg.
632/74, s. 9, part; O. Reg. 29/78, s. 4;
O. Reg. 671/78, s. 3.
(2) Clauses (1) (g) and (A) do not apply to a com-
mercial motor vehicle being operated in Ontario on a
continuous trip originating at a point outside Ontario
and destined to a point outside Ontario. O. Reg. 632/
74, s. 9, part.
13. Where a trailer is being operated into,
through or out of Ontario and displaj^ a valid
registration plate issued by another province or state
or where the owner is in compliance with the provisions
of the law of the province or state in which he
resides in respect of registration of trailers, the
trailer is exempt from the provisions of sections 7
and 10 of the Act. O. Reg. 632/74, s. 10.
NUMBER PLATES
14. — (1) Where the permit for a motor vehicle is
validated, a validation device issued by the Ministry or
any person authorized by the Minister shall be affixed
forthwith by the person to whom the validated permit
has been issued,
(fl) in the case where the permit is for a commer-
cial motor vehicle other than a bus, on the
inner surface of the lower left comer of the
windshield as seen from the driver's position;
(b) in the case where the permit is for a bus, on the
inner surface of,
(i) the lower left comer of the windshield
as seen from the driver's position, or
(ii) a fixed left side window as seen from
the driver's position, as close as prac-
ticable to both the forward windshield
frame and the lower edge of the win-
dow but in no case lower than the low-
est edge of the windshield;
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(c) in the case where the permit is for a motor-
cycle or motor assisted bicycle,
(i) having a number plate marked with
the year "1980", between the letters
"ONT" and the numerals "1980" on
the upper middle part of the number
, plate, or
(ii) having a number plate that is not
marked with the year "1980", in the
space provided for such purpose in the
upper right corner of the number plate,
J, exposed on the rear of the motorcycle or motor
assisted bicycle; and
id) in all other cases, in the space provided for
such purpose in the lower right corner of the
number plate exposed on the rear of the motor
vehicle. O. Reg. 771/80, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
896/80, s. 1.
(2) Before a validation device is affixed to the
windshield or window of a motor vehicle under sub-
section (1), the windshield or window, as the case may
be, shall be cleared of any validation device that was
issued prior to the issue of the validation device that is
to be affixed.
(3) A validation device affixed to the windshield or
window of a motor vehicle shall be kept free from dirt
and obstruction and shall be so affixed that it is visible
at all times.
(4) A validation device affixed to the windshield or
window of a motor vehicle shall display an expiry date
and validation number that corresponds to the date
and number on the permit issued for the motor vehicle.
O. Reg. 771/80, s. 1 (2).
(5) The number plates in force for a motor vehicle
other than a motorcycle or motor assisted bicycle
shall be attached to and exposed in a conspicuous
position on the front and back of such motor
vehicle. O. Reg. 911/75, s. 2 (1).
(6) The number plate on the front shall be as far
forward and as high from the ground as may be
necessary to render it distinctly visible, and the
number plate on the back shall be so placed that
the lower edge thereof shall not be lower than the
body of the motor vehicle; provided that this
subsection, so far as it relates to the position of the
number plate on the back, shall not apply to com-
mercial motor vehicles. O. Reg. 632/74, s. 12, part.
(7) The number plate for a motorcycle, motor
assisted bicycle or trailer shall be attached to and
exposed on the back thereof and so fixed that the
number plate is plainly visible from the rear of the
motorcycle, motor assisted bicycle or trailer. O. Reg.
911/75, s. 2 (2).
(8) A number plate or validated number plate
shall be exposed only upon the vehicle for which it
was issued and only while the vehicle is equipped
with the style of body described in the application
for the permit or validated permit.
(9) Where during the period of time for which a
permit or validated permit is in force a vehicle
for which the said permit has been issued is con-
verted from a passenger car to a commercial motor
vehicle or vice versa, the permit and number plates
issued shall be returned immediately to the Ministry
and a new application describing the converted
vehicle shall be made, whereupon a new permit or
validated permit and a set of number plates of the
proper class shall be issued upon payment of the fee
set out in paragraph 3 of subsection 18 (1), and, where
the class to which the vehicle has been converted has a
higher fee than that of the permit surrendered, the
difference in the fee shall be paid. O. Reg. 632/74,
s. 12, part.
15. — (1) Upon payment of the prescribed fees,
"In Transit" markers may be issued to a manu-
facturer of or dealer in motor vehicles or trailers.
(2) An "In Transit" marker shall be used only
on the original trip of the vehicle for which it was
issued from the place of business of the manu-
facturer to the place of business of the dealer and
shall be pasted on the windshield of the motor
vehicle or affixed to the rear of the trailer and
immediately destroyed on completion of the trip.
(3) A vehicle for which an "In Transit" marker
has been issued and has the marker pasted or
affixed as required in subsection (2) on the vehicle
is exempt from the provisions of sections 7 and 10 of
the Act. O. Reg. 632/74, s. 13.
16. Upon the filing of satisfactory evidence as
to the need therefor and payment of the pre-
scribed fee, a permit and plate or plates may be
issued to a manufacturer of or dealer in motor
vehicles, other than motor assisted bicycles, or
trailers and the permit apphes to vehicles that
the manufacturer or dealer has in his possession
for sale or repair but not for hire. O. Reg. 911/75,
s. 3.
17. — (1) Subject to subsection 9 (3), where a
change of ownership of a motor vehicle or trailer
is made, the number plate or plates issued for the
motor vehicle or trailer shall remain with the vehicle
and the permit or validated permit issued therefor
shall be sent immediately to the Ministry together
with the prescribed transfer fee and the properly
completed application for transfer. O. Reg. 632/74,
s. IS, part.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where there is a
change of ownership of a motor vehicle or trailer refer-
red to in paragraphs 13, 14, 15 and 17 of subsection 5
(1), the permit or validated permit and plate or plates
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shall be returned immediately to the Ministry.
O. Reg. 632/74, s. IS, part; O. Reg. 787/79, s. 4.
(3) No fee is payable for the transfer of a permit
or validated permit to a person licensed under
the Act to deal in motor vehicles or to wreck
motor vehicles where the vehicle for which the
permit was issued is held for re-sale or wrecking.
O. Reg. 632/74, s. 15, part.
18. — (1) The following fees shall be paid to the
Ministry:
1. For a permit and set of motor vehicle
or trailer manufacturers' or dealers'
number plates $50.00
2. For a permit and a motorcycle manu-
facturers' or dealers' number plate 25.00
3. For a set of motor vehicle number plates
in case of loss or conversion of a vehicle . . 2.00
4. For a set of motor vehicle number plates
and validation device in case of loss or
conversion of a vehicle 2.00
5. For a trailer number plate in case of loss 2.00
6. For a motorcycle or motor assisted bicycle
number plate in case of loss 2.00
7. For the transfer of a motor vehicle or
trailer permit 2.00
8. For an "In Transit" marker 2.00
9. For an application for a duplicate
permit in case of the loss or destruction
of the original 2.00
10. For an application for a duplicate
validated permit in case of the loss
or destruction of the original 2.00
11. For a set of validation devices only, in
the case of loss or destruction 2.00
12. For each search of vehicle records by plate
number, vehicle identification number or
name of owner or for each search of driver
records by driver licence number or name of
driver, or a copy of any writing, paper or
document filed in the Ministry or any
statement containing information from the
records 3.00
For each request by telephone, payable by a
prepaid deposit account, for a search of the
name and address of the owner of a vehicle
and providing vehicle information shown
on Ministry records based on the vehicle
plate number 5. 00
14. Notwithstanding paragraph 12, for a copy
of a collision report $5.00
15. For a certified copy of any writing, paper
or document filed in the Ministry or any
statement containing information from
the records 4.00
16. To increase the gross weight of a vehicle
by 6,800 kilograms by converting a two-
axle truck-tractor into a three-axle truck-
tractor 252.00
17. For a set of number plates, bearing
a requested number, for the period or
remainder of the period in which such
number plates may be used, in addition
to any other fee payable, a fee of 25.00
18. Where the fee in paragraph 17 has been
paid, for the re-issue of the plates for a
vehicle for which a permit or validated
permit has not been issued for the current
year, in addition to the fee prescribed in
paragraph 1 of subsection 5 (1), a fee of . 3.00
19. Where the fee in paragraph 17 has been
paid, the re-issue of the plates for a vehicle
for which a permit or validated permit has
been issued for the current year, in addi-
tion to a replacement plate fee set out in
paragraph 3, a fee of 3.00
20. Where the fee in paragraph 17 has been
paid, for the replacement of the plates with
plates bearing the same number, in addi-
tion to a replacement plate fee set out in
paragraph 3, a fee of 3.00
21. Where the fee in paragraph 17 has been
paid, for the replacement of the plates with
plates bearing the same number and a
validation device, in addition to a
replacement plate fee set out in paragraph
4, a fee of 3.00
O. Reg. 632/74, s. 16; O. Reg. 91 1/75. s. 4; O. Reg.
29/78, s. 5; O. Reg. 888/78, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 19/79.
s. 1; O. Reg. 787/79, s. 5; O. Reg. 1090/80, s. 1.
(2) Where a permit referred to in paragraph 1 or 2 of
subsection (1) is applied for after the 1st day of Sep-
tember and before the 31st day of December in the
year for which the permit is issued, the fee for the
permit is reduced by one-half. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
418, s. 17 (2).
(3) Paragraphs 17, 18, 19, 20 and 21 of subsection
(1) do not apply to number plates issued from the fol-
lowing series: ALN, CCA, CCJ, CDA to CDC, DLA
to DLZ, FDA to FDZ, HVA to HVZ, MDA to MDZ,
MHC, MPP, ONA to ONZ, PJO, RTA to RTZ, SCO,
SEN. O. Reg. 671/78, s. 4.
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HEADLAMPS
19. In this section and in sections 20, 21 and 22,
{a) "beam" means the light projected from a
pair of lighted headlamps; and
(b) "headlamp" means one of the lamps on the
front of a motor vehicle required by sub-
section 44 (1) of the Act. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
418, s. 31.
20. — (1) Subject to section 21, the headlamps on a
motor vehicle shall be capable of projecting at least
two beams, so controlled that only one beam can be
selected for use by the driver of the motor vehicle
at any one time according to the requirements of
traffic. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 418, s. 32 (1).
(2) One beam shall be a lower or passing beam
so aimed that none of the high intensity portion
of the beam that is directed,
(a) to the left of the vehicle, is higher than
127 millimetres below; or
(b) to the right of the vehicle, is higher than,
the horizontal line through the centre of the head-
lamp from which it comes, at a distance of 7.6
metres ahead of the headlamp, when the vehicle
is not loaded, and the high intensity portion of the
lower or passing beam shall not rise higher than
1.07 metres above the level on which the vehicle
stands at a distance of 22.9 metres ahead of the
vehicle. O. Reg. 671/78, s. 5.
21. Headlamps on motor vehicles manufactured
and sold before the 1st day of August, 1939, may
provide a single beam of light if the single beam
complies with the following requirements and limita-
tions:
1. The headlamps shall be so aimed that when
the vehicle is not loaded, none of the
' high intensity portion of the hght shall,
at a distance of 7.6 metres ahead of the
vehicle, rise higher than a level of 127
millimetres below the horizontal centre
of the headlamp from which it comes and,
at a distance of 22.9 metres ahead, shall
not rise higher than 1.07 metres above the
level on which the vehicle stands.
2. No Hghting device of more than thirty-two
mean spherical candela shall be used in
a single beam headlamp. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 418, s. 33; O. Reg. 671/78, s. 6.
22. No lighting device of over four mean spherical
candela shall be carried on a motor vehicle unless
it is equipped with a device for the elimination of
glare approved by the Minister. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 418, s. 34; O. Reg. 671/78, s. 7.
WIDTH OF TIRES
23. — (1) Except as provided in subsection (2), com-
mercial motor vehicles having a gross weight in
column 1 of the following Table with rear tires of
less than the widths set opposite thereto in column
2 shall not be operated upon a highway:
TABLE
Item
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
Column 1
2090 kg or less
More than 2090 kg but not more
than 2410 kg
More than 2410 kg but not more
than 2750 kg
More than 2750 kg but not more
than 3040 kg
More than 3040 kg but not more
than 4360 kg
More than 4360 kg but not more
than 5080 kg
More than 5080 kg but not more
than 5810 kg
More than 5810 kg but not more
than 7260 kg
More than 7260 kg but not more
than 8200 kg
More than 8200 kg but not more
than 10,000 kg
More than 10,000 kg but not more
than 10,890 kg
More than 10,890 kg but not more
than 11,230 kg
More than 11,230 kg but not more
than 12,250 kg
More than 12,250 kg but not more
than 12,700 kg
Col-
umn 2
88 mm
101 mm
114 mm
127 mm
152 mm
177 mm
203 mm
254 mm
304 mm
355 mm
406 mm
419 mm
457 mm
508 mm
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 418, s. 36 (1) ; O. Reg. 671/78, s. 8.
(2) In the case of a trailer, a four-wheeled com-
mercial motor vehicle that has its gross weight dis-
tributed approximately evenly on all wheels and a
commercial motor vehicle that has more than four
wheels, the Minister may authorize tires of less width
than is prescribed in subsection (1). R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 418,5.36(2).
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BRAKE FLUID
24. The code of standards and specifications for
hydraulic brake fluid SAE 70R1 and SAE 70R3,
contained in the 1961 SAE Handbook and made
by the Society of Automotive Engineers, is adopted
and hydrauhc brake fluid shall be of the standards
and specifications set out in the code. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 418, s. 37.
25. — (1) A container of hydraulic brake fluid com-
plying with the specification designated as SAE
70R1 shall bear a label containing the words
"Heavy Duty SAE 70R1".
(2) A container of hydraulic brake fluid comply-
ing with the specification designated as SAE 70R3
shall bear a label containing the words "Heavy
Duty SAE 70R3". R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 418, s. 38.
SAFETY SEAT BELT
26. — (1) In this section and in the Schedule
"safety seal belt" means a single-occupancy lap-
type safety seat belt for use in a motor vehicle.
(2) The manufacturer of a safety seat belt shall
not sell the belt or offer it for sale in Ontario unless
the belt conforms to the standard of performance set
out in the Schedule and bears the mark SAE J4.
(3) A manufacturer shall not mark a belt under
subsection (2) unless it conforms to the standard of
performance set out in the Schedule.
(4) No person shall sell or offer for sale a safety
seat belt unless the belt is marked SAE J4.
(5) A safety seat belt bearing a Canadian Stan-
dards Association monogram shall be deemed to
be marked in compliance with subsections (2), (3)
and (4).
(6) No person shaU mark a safety seat belt except
in accordance with this section. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
418, s. 39.
27. — (1) No person shall operate upon a highway
a motorcycle or motor assisted bicycle equipped
with handlebars that are more than 380 millimetres
in height above the uppermost portion of the seat
provided for the operator when the seat is depressed
by the weight of the operator. O. Reg. 911/75, s. 7 ;
O. Reg. 671/78, s. 9.
(2) No person shall be carried as a passenger on a
motorcycle operated on a highway except,
(a) in a side car designed to carry a passenger ;
or
(b) subject to subsection (3), on a seat that is
situated to the rear of the seat provided
for the operator and that is securely fastened
to the motorcycle, which shall be equipped
with foot rests for the passenger.
(3) A person who is a passenger on a motorcycle
operated on a highway and who is occupying the
seat referred to in clause (2) (6) shall sit astride the seat in
such a manner that his feet are placed upon the foot rests
referred to in clause (2) (ft). R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 418, s. 40
(2, 3).
Schedule
1. — (1) The assembled safety seat belt shall
withstand a static loop load of not less than 1815
kilograms.
(2) After the assembled safety seat belt has
withstood the static loop load referred to in sub-
section (1).
(a) the release mechanism of the buckle shall
be operable ; and
(b) the force required to open the buckle shall
not exceed 20 kilograms.
2. — (1) The part of the belt webbing that is
likely to come into contact with the wearer shall
be not less than 48 millimetres wide under no load
and not less than 46 millimetres wide when sub-
jected to a test load of 1815 kilograms.
(2) When subjected to a test load of 1135
kilograms the elongation of the webbing shall not
exceed 25 per cent.
3. Slippage of the webbing in the adjusting
mechanism at or near the buckle, in the release
mechanism and at the attachment fittings shall
not exceed a total of 25 millimetres under the
static loop load specified in section 1. O. Reg.
671/78. s. 10.
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REGULATION 470
under the Highway Traffic Act
GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHTS
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "base length" means the distance measured
between the centres of the first axle of the
front axle of a vehicle or combination of
vehicles and the last axle of a vehicle or
combination of vehicles ;
(b) "front axle weight" means,
(i) for a single front axle, that part of
the gross vehicle weight transmitted
to the highway by the front axle,
(ii) for a dual front axle, one-half of
that part of the gross vehicle weight
transmitted to the highway by the
front axle, and
(iii) for a triple front axle, one-third of
that part of the gross vehicle weight
transmitted to the highway by the
front axle;
(c) "inter- vehicle-unit distance" for a com-
bination of vehicles means,
(i) the distance measured between the
centres of the last axle of the tractor
and the first axle of the first trailer
or semi-trailer, or
(ii) the distance measured between the
centres of the last axle of the first
trailer or semi-trailer and the first
axle of the second trailer or semi-
trailer,
whichever is smaller;
{d) "intra-vehicle-unit distance" for a five or
six axle vehicle without trailer or semi-
trailer means,
(i) the distance measured between the
centres of the second and the third
axles from the front of the vehicle,
or
(ii) the distance measured between the
centres of the third and the fourth
axles from the front of the vehicle,
whichever is greater; and
(e) "number of axles" means the total number
of axles on a vehicle or combination
of vehicles that are transmitting weight
to the highway. O. Reg. 234/78, s. 1.
2. — (1) For the purposes of section 101 of the Act,
the maximum allowable gross vehicle weight for a
vehicle or combination of vehicles with,
1 . three axles shall be as prescribed in Table 6 ;
2. four axles shall be as prescribed in Table 7 ;
3. five axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance or intra-vehicle-unit distance of
less than 2.40 metres, shall be as prescribed
in Table 8;
4. five axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance or intra-vehicle-unit distance of
2.40 metres to less than 2.70 metres, shall
be as prescribed in Table 9;
5. five axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance or intra-vehicle-unit distance of
2.70 metres to less than 3.00 metres, shall
be as prescribed in Table 10;
6. five axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance or intra-vehicle-unit distance of
3.00 metres to less than 3.30 metres, shall
be as prescribed in Table 1 1 ;
7. five axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance or intra-vehicle-unit distance of
3.30 metres to less than 3.60 metres, shall
be as prescribed in Table 12;
8. five axles, and having an inter- vehicle-unit
distance or intra-vehicle-unit distance of
3.60 metres or more, shall be as prescribed
in Table 13;
9. six axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance of less than 2.10 metres, shall be
as prescribed in Table 14;
10. six axles, and having an inter- vehicle-unit
distance of 2.10 metres to less than 2.40
metres, shall be as prescribed in Table 15;
11. six axles, and having an inter- vehicle-unit
distance of 2.40 metres to less than 2.70
metres, shall be as prescribed in Table 16;
12. six axles, and having an inter- vehicle-unit
distance of 2.70 metres to less than 3.00
metres, shall be as prescribed in Table 1 7 ;
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13. six axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance of 3.00 metres to less than 3.30
metres, shall be as prescribed in Table 18;
14. six axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance of 3.30 metres to less than 3.60
metres, shall be as prescribed in Table 19;
15. six axles, and having an inter-vehicle-unit
distance of 3.60 metres or more, shall be as
prescribed in Table 20;
16. seven axles, and having an inter- vehicle-
unit distance of less than 2.10 metres, shall
be as prescribed in Table 21 ;
17. seven axles, and having an inter-vehicle-
unit distance of 2.10 metres to less than
2.40 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 22;
18. seven axles, and having an inter-vehicle-
unit distance of 2.40 metres to less than
2.70 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 23;
19. seven axles, and having an inter- vehicle-
unit distance of 2.70 metres to less than
3.00 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 24;
20. seven axles, and having an inter-vehicle-
unit distance of 3.00 metres to less than
3.30 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 25;
21. seven axles, and having an inter- vehicle-
unit distance of 3.30 metres to less than
3.60 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 26;
22. seven axles, and having an inter-vehicle-
unit distance of 3.60 metres or more, shall
be as prescribed in Table 27 ;
23. eight or more axles, and having an inter-
vehicle-unit distance of less than 2.10
metres, shall be as prescribed in Table 28;
24. eight or more axles, and having an inter-
vehicle-unit distance of 2.10 metres to less
than 2.40 metres, shall be as prescribed in,
Table 29;
25. eight or more axles, and having an inter-
vehicle-unit distance of 2.40 metres to less
than 2.70 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 30;
26. eight or more axles, and having an inter-
vehicle-unit distance of 2.70 metres to less
than 3.00 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 31 ;
27. eight or more axles, and having an" inter-
vehicle-unit distance of 3.00 metres to less
than 3.30 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 32;
28. eight or more axles, and having an inter-
vehicle-unit distance of 3.30 metres to less
than 3.60 metres, shall be as prescribed in
Table 33 ;
29. eight or more axles, and having an inter-
vehicle-unit distance of 3.60 metres or
more, shall be as prescribed in Table 34.
(2) For the purposes of section 101 of the Act and
notwithstanding paragraphs 3 to 8 of subsection (1),
the maximum allowable gross vehicle weight for a
combination of vehicles consisting of a commercial
motor vehicle with two single axles, a semi-trailer with
one axle and a trailer with two single axles shall be as
prescribed in Table 13. O. Reg. 234/78, s. 2.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
591
REGULATION 471
under the Highway Traffic Act
GROSS WEIGHT ON BRIDGES
1. No person shall move a vehicle or combination of vehicles on, over or upon a bridge described in column
1 of Schedule 1 if the gross weight of the vehicle or combination of vehicles is greater than the weight in tonnes set
opposite in column 2. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 419, s. 1; O. Reg. 334/79, s. 1.
Schedule 1
COVERED BRIDGE OVER GRAND RIVER, REGIONAL MUNICIPALITY OF WATERLOO
Column 1
Column 2
Bridge
Gross Weight
Limit in Tonnes
Bridge No. 33-58, a King's Highway, so designated September 16, 1937, on
Township Road No. 62 at West Montrose in Lot 75, German Company Tract, in the
Township of Woolwich, in the County of Waterloo, now in the Township of Wool-
wich in The Regional Municipahty of Waterloo, over the Grand River
5 tonnes
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
593
REGULATION 472
under the Highway Traffic Act
fflGHWAY CLOSINGS
1. For the purposes of section 114 of the Act, a
constable or police officer may close a highway or any
part thereof by,
(c) posting or causing to be jjosted a Do Not
Enter sign as prescribed in subsection 2 (1) in
such a manner that the sign faces approach-
ing traffic and that the bottom edge of the
sign is not less than one metre above the
roadway; and
(b) placing or causing to be placed not fewer
than three traffic control devices of the type
prescribed in clause (a) or two traffic control
devices of the type prescribed in clauses 2 (2)
(b) and (c) in such a manner that the control
devices stand in a line at right angles to
approaching traffic with not more than one
metre separating each pair of control devices.
O. Reg. 17/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 171/79, s. 1.
2.— (1) A Do Not Enter sign shall,
(a) be square or rectangular in shape and
shall be not less than sixty centimetres
in vddth and sixty centimetres in height ;
and
(b) bear the markings and have the minimum
dimensions as prescribed and illustrated
in Figure 1.
(2) A traffic control device may,
(a) be conical in shape and not less than
forty-five centimetres in height and bear
the markings and have the minimum
dimensions as prescribed and illustrated
in Figure 2 ;
(b) be rectangular in shape, not less than
100 centimentres in height and not less
than twenty centimetres in width and
bear the markings and have the minimum
dimensions as prescribed and illustrated
in Figure 3 ; or
(c) be a barricade, not less than 100 centi-
metres in width and ninety centimetres in
height and bear the markings and have the
minimum dimensions as prescribed and
illustrated in Figure 4.
FIGURE 1
6 5
BLACK BORDER
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND 6 BAR
RED REFL. CIRCLE
FIGURE 2
ORANGE
45cm
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FIGURE 3
20cm •I
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BLACK BAR
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O. Reg. 17/79, s. 2.
Reg. 473
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
595
REGULATION 473
under the Highway Traffic Act
LOAD LIMITS OX LOCAL ROADS
WITHIN LOCAL ROADS AREAS
1 . The provisions of subsections 104 (6), (8) and ( 14)
of the Act shall extend and apply from the 1st day of
May to the 31st day of May in each year to ever>- local
road in a local road area shown on a plan referred to in
a Schedule to this Regulation except for a local road or
part thereof that is described in a Schedule as being a
local road to which the said provisions do not extend
and apply. O. Reg. 184/80. s. 1.
Schedule 1
INWOOD LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Inwood
and unsurveyed territory lying south of the Town-
ship of Inwood and all that pxjrtion of the Township
of Joynt in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay,
shown outlined on Ministry' of Transportation and
Communications Plan X-6000-5, filed in the .Archives
of Ontario at Toronto as No. 2190. O. Reg. 565/78,
s. 1.
Schedule 2
UPSALA LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Upsala in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Plan N-623-2, filed in the .Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 2203. O. Reg. 565/78, s. 2, pari.
Schedule 3
JACQUES LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Jacques in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Plan N-
1303-2, filed in the .Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 2192. O. Reg. 235/78, s. 2. part.
Schedule 4
FOWLER LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Fowler in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on
Ministr>- of Transportation and Communications
Plan N- 1020-2. filed in the Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 2193. O. Reg. 565/78. s. 2, part.
Schedule 5
GORHAM LOCAL ROADS AREA
1 . All of the Township of Gorham in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on Ministr>of
Transportation and Communications Plan N-735-2,
filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
2194.
2. The provisions of subsections 104 (6), (8) and (14)
of the Act do not extend and apply to those local roads
in the Gorham Local Roads Area described as follows:
i. That portion of the local road situate in Lot 18
in Concession 1 in the Township of Gorham
beginning at the southerly limit of Concession
1 and extending in a northerly and northwest-
erly direction along the said local road for 350
metres. O. Reg. 235/78, s. 2. part: O. Reg.
184/80. s. 2.
Schedule 6
STIRLING LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Stirling in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on
Ministr>- of Transportation and Communications
Plan N-460-1, filed in the Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 625. O. Reg. 201/72, Sched. 6.
Schedule 7
FORBES LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Forbes in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on
Ministr>- of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-734-1. filed in the .Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 674. O. Reg. 201/72. Sched. 7.
Schedule 8
DAWSON ROAD-GOLDIE
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Goldie and
the Dawson Road Lots and Mining Claims JK.
159. JK. 161, JK. 162 and Gravel Pit, in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay. shown outlined
on Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Plan N-600-A1. filed in the Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 1166. O. Reg. 201/72, Sched. 8.
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Schedule 9
VANKOUGHNET AND AWERES
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Vankoughnet and that
portion of the Township of Aweres in the Territorial
District of Algoma, shown outlined on Ministry of
Transportation and Communications Plan N-918-4,
filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
2013. O. Reg. 565/78, s. 2, part.
Schedule 10
ABERDEEN AND McMAHON
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Aberdeen and those
portions of the Township of McMahon in the
Territorial District of Algoma, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Plan N- 1309-3, filed in the Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 1985. O. Reg. 565/78, s. 2, part.
Schedule 11
DILL-SECORD LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Dill,
Secord and Tilton in the Territorial District of Sud-
bury, shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation
and Communications Plan N-1260-4, filed in the Ar-
chives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 1545. O. Reg.
447/76, s. 2.
Schedule 12 .; ,,
BURWASH-HENDRIE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Burwash,
Hendrie and Secord, in the Territorial District, of
Sudbury, shown outlined on Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications Plan N-752-4, filed
in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 1624.
O. Reg. 447/76, s. 3, /(arL
Schedule 13
FENWICK, PENNEFATHER AND
VANKOUGHNET LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Fenwick,
Pennefather and VanKoughnet in the Territorial
District of Algoma, shown outlined on Ministry of
Transportation and Communications Plan N-919-5,
filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
1987. O. Reg. 447/76, s. 3, part.
Schedule 14
DAWSON LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Dawson in the Territorial
District of Manitoulin, shown outlined on Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Plan N-651-2,
filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
738. O. Reg. 447/76, s. 3, part.
Schedule 15
LOUGHRIN LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Loughrin and that portion
of the Township of Henry in the Territorial District
of Sudbury, shown outlined on Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications Plan N- 1363-2, filed
in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 911.
O. Reg. 447/76, s. 3>,part.
Schedule 16
ST. CLOUD LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Cleland,
Dry den and Dill in the Territorial District of Sudbury,
shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan N-771-1, filed in the Archives
of Ontario at Toronto as No. 773. O. Reg. 201/72,
Sched. 16.
Schedule 17
RED DEER LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Cleland,
Dryden, Awrey and Hawley in the Territorial
District of Sudbury, shown outlined on Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Plan N-77I-
A4, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
1453. O. Reg. 447/76, s. 4, part.
Schedule 18
TROUT LAKE NORTH LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Cherriman,
Hoskin and Servos in the Territorial District of
Sudbury, shown outlined on Ministry of Trans-
portation and Communications Plan N-768-S, filed
in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 2218.
O. Reg. 565/78, s. 3.
Schedule 19
WARE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Ware and that portion
of the Dawson Road Lots in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Plan N-1019-2, filed in the Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 2229. O. Reg. 565/78, s. 4.
Reg. 473
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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Schedule 20
ROBINSON LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Robinson
in the Territorial District of Manitoulin, shown
outlined on Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications Plan N-652-1, filed in the Archives of
Ontario at Toronto as No. 1463. O. Reg. 447/76,
s. S, part.
Schedule 21
PATTON AND MONTGOMERY
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Patton and that portion
of the Township of Montgomery, in the Territorial
District of Algoma, shown outlined on Ministry of
Transportation and Communications Plan N-828-1,
filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
598. O. Reg. 447/76, s. 5, part.
Schedule 22
GAUDETTE AND HODGINS
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Gaudette
and Hodgins in the Territorial District of Algoma,
shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan N- 1096-2, filed in the Archives
of Ontario at Toronto as No. 18S0. O. Reg. 447/76,
s. S, part.
Schedule 23
TILLEY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Tilley in
the Territorial District of Algoma, shown outlined
on Ministry of Transportation and Communications
Plan N-921-2, filed in the Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 2207. O. Reg. 565/78, s. 5.
Schedule 24
NORTHLAND LAKE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Deroche
and Jarvis, in the Territorial District of Algoma,
shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan N- 1008-1, filed in the Archives
of Ontario at Toronto as No. 1199. O. Reg. 447/76,
s. 5, part.
Schedule 25
WABOS LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Shields
and Gaudette in the Territorial District of Algoma,
shown outhned on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan N-1311-1, filed in the Archives
of Ontario at Toronto as No. 1926. O. Reg. 447/76,
s. 5, part.
Schedule 26
LYON LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Lyon in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay, shown out-
lined on Ministry of Transf>ortation and Communica-
tions Plan N- 741-1, filed in the Archives of Ontario at
Toronto as No. 614. O. Reg. 235/78, s. 3.
Schedule 27
SIBLEY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Sibley
in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay, shown
outlined on Ministry of Transportation and Com-
munications Plan N- 1302-2, filed in the Archives of
Ontario at Toronto as No. 1710. O. Reg. 565/78,
s. 6.
Schedule 28
COLONIZATION LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Cobden in the
Territorial District of Algoma, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-360-2, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 1567. O. Reg. 254/79, s. l,part.
Schedule 29
DEVIL'S LAKE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Whitman,
Daumont and Hodgins in the Territorial District of
Algoma, shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation
and Communications Plan N- 15 10-1, filed in the
Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 2235. O. Reg.
254/79, s. l,part.
Schedule 30
GOULAIS MISSION LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Ley, Kars,
Fenwick and Dennis in the Territorial District of Algo-
ma, shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan N- 1432-1, filed in the Archives
of Ontario at Toronto as No. 2240. O. Reg. 254/79,
s. 1, part.
Schedule 31
HAWK JUNCTION LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Fiddler and
Esquega in the Territorial District of Algoma, shown
598
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outlined on Ministry of Transportation and Communi-
cations Plan N-682-3, filed in the Archives of Ontario
at Toronto as No. 1936. O. Reg. 254/79, s. 1, part.
Schedule 32 ;
HORSESHOE BAY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Ley in the Ter-
ritorial District of Algoma, shown outlined on Minis-
try of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-1459-3, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto
as No. 2209. O. Reg. 254/79, s. 1, part.
Schedule 33
STRIKER LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Striker in the
Territorial District of Algoma, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-357-2, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 724. O. Reg. 254/79, s. 1, part.
Schedule 34
STRIKER & COBDEN LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Striker and
Cobden in the Territorial District of Algoma, shown
outlined on Ministry of Transportation and Communi-
cations Plan N-357-A1, filed in the Archives of
Ontario at Toronto as No. 2234. O. Reg. 254/79,
s. 1, part.
Schedule 35
SULTAN LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Kaplan in the
Territorial District of Sudbury, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-1497-1, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto
as Number 2236. O. Reg. 254/79, s. 1, part.
Schedule 36
BROWER LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of the Township of Brower in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N- 7 60-1, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 809. O. Reg. 184/80, s. 3, part.
Schedule 37
< CASGRAIN LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Casgrain in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N- 1390-3, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto
as No. 2179. O. Reg. 184/80, s. 2>,part.
Schedule 38
DUNNING LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Kennedy and that portion of
the Townships of Fox and Brower in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, shown outlined on Ministry of
Transportation and Communications Plan N-292-1,
filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
795. O. Reg. 184/80, s. 2,, part.
Schedule 39
FOURNIER LOCAL ROADS AREA
1. All those portions of the Township of Fournier in
the Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N- 7 89-3, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 1988.
2. The provisions of subsections 104 (6), (8) and (14)
of the Act do not extend and apply to those local roads
in the Fournier Local Roads Area described as follows:
i. That portion of the local road situate in lots 1
to 7 in concessions 2 and 3 in the Township of
Fournier beginning at the easterly limit of Lot
1 and extending with deviations in a westerly
direction along the line between concessions 2
and 3 to the line between lots 6 and 7 , thence
in a northerly direction along the said lot line
to the northerly limit of Concession 3.
ii. That portion of the local road situate in lots 6,
7 and 8 in concessions 3 and 4 in the Township
of Fournier beginning at the line between the
east half and the west half of Lot 6 and
extending with deviations in a westerly direc-
tion along the line between concessions 3 and
4 to the westerly limit of Lot 8 in Concession
4. O. Reg. 184/80, s. 3, part.
Schedule 40
FREDERICKHOUSE LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Clute in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-468-3, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 2238. O. Reg. 184/80, s. 2>,part.
Schedule 41
HALLEBOURG LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Kendall in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministry of Transportation and Communications Plan
Reg. 473
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N-593-3, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 1989. O. Reg. 184/80. s. 3. part.
Schedule 42
HAXLAX LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of Hanlan in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministrx of Transportation and Communication.* Plan
N-792-2, filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 1990. O. Reg. 184/80. s. 3, part.
Schedule 43
KENDALL INLET LOCAL ROADS AREA
All that portion of unsurveyed territory in the Ter-
ritorial District of Kenora King south of the Township
of Pellatt, shown outlined on Ministr> of Transporta-
tion and Communications Plan N-3000-Cl. filed in the
Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 726. O. Reg.
184/80, s. 3. part.
Schedule 44
. HUNTA LOCAL ROADS AREA
1. All those portions of the townships of Clute and
Kaladar in the Territorial District of Cochrane. .■<h(>wn
outlined on Ministr\ of Transportation and Communi-
cations Plan N-528-1. filed in the Archive.* of Ontario
at Toronto as No. 655.
2. The provisions of subsections 104 (6), (8) and (14)
of the .-Vet do not extend and apply to those local roads
in the Hunta Local Roads Area described as follows:
i. That portion of the local road situate in lots 22
to 28 in concessions 6 and 7 in the Township of
Clute beginning at the easterly limit of Lot 22
and extending with deviations in a westerly
direction along the road allowance between
concessions 6 and 7 to the westerh- limit of Lot
28.
ii. That portion of the local road situate in lots 24
to 28 inclusive in concessions 10 and 1 1 in the
Township of Clute beginning at the easterly
limit of Lot 24 and extending with deviations
in a westerly direction along the road allow-
ance between concessions 10 and 1 1 to the
westerly limit of I^t 28.
iii. That portion of the local road situate in Lot 1
in concessions 6 to 11 in the Township of
Calder and in Lot 28 in concessions 6 to 1 1 in
the Township of Clute beginning at the north-
erly limit of Concession 1 1 in the townships of
Calder and Clute and extending in a southerly
direction along the road allowance between
the townships of Calder and Clute to the inter-
section of the said local road with the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 "B" in Lot 1 in
Concession 6 in the Township of Calder and
Lot 28 in Concession 6 in the Township of
Clute. O. Reg. 184/80. s. 3, part.
Schedule 45
KITIGAN LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the Township of O'Brian in the
Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministr>- of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-406-2. filed in the .Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 2224. O. Reg. 184/80, s. 3, part.
Schedule 46
LAMARCHE LOCAL ROADS AREA
1 . All those portions of the Township of Lamarche in
the Territorial District of Cochrane, shown outlined on
Ministr\- of Transportation and Communications Plan
N-288-3. filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as
No. 2223.
2. The pro\isions of subsections 104 (6). (8) and (14)
of the -Act do not extend and apply to those local roads
in the Lamarche Local Roads Area described as fol-
lows:
i. That portion of the local road situate in lots 1
to 8 in concessions 3 and 4 in the Township of
Lamarche beginning at the easterly limit of
Lot 1 and extending in a westerly direction
along the line between concessions 3 and 4 to
the westerly limit of Lot 8. being also the
intersection of the said local road with the
King's Highway known as No. 11.
ii. That portion of the local road situate in lots 2
and 3 in concessions 4. 5 and 6 in the
Township of Lamarche beginning at the
southerly limit of Concession 4 and extending
in a northerly direction along the line between
lots 2 and 3 to the northerly limit of Conces-
sion 6. being also the intersection of the said
local road with the King's Highway known as
No. 574.
iii. That portion of the local road situate in lots 6,
7 and 8 in concessions 3 to 6 in the Township
of Lamarche beginning at the southerly limit
of Concession 3 and extending with deviations
in a northerly direction along the line between
lots 6 and 7 to the line between concessions 5
and 6. thence in a westerly direction along the
said concession line to the westerly limit of Lot
8. being also the intersection of the said local
road with the King's Highway known as No.
11.
iv. That portion of the local road situate in lots 9
to 1 2 in concessions 2 and 3 in the Township of
Lamarche beginning at the easterly limit of
Lot 9 and extending with deviations in a wes-
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terly direction along the line between conces-
sions 2 and 3 to the westerly limit of Lot
12. O. Reg. 184/80, s. i.part.
Schedule 47
WAY LOCAL ROADS AREA
All of the Township of Way and those portions of the
Township of Lowther in the Territorial District of
Cochrane, shown outlined on Ministry of Transporta-
tion and Communications Plan N-325-7, filed in the
Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 2484. O. Reg.
184/80, s. 3, part.
Schedule 48
BIGWOOD, DELAMERE, HOSKIN
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Bigwood,
Delamere, Hoskin, Cox and Cherriman in the Ter-
ritorial District of Sudbury, shown outlined on Ministry
of Transportation and Communications Plan N-779-8,
filed in the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No.
2483. O. Reg. 185/80, s. Impart.
Schedule 49
MEME-SAG-AME-SING LAKE
LOCAL ROADS AREA
All those portions of the townships of Hardy and
McConkey in the Territorial District of Parry Sound,
shown outlined on Ministry of Transportation and
Communications Plan N- 1090-2, filed in the Archives
of Ontario at Toronto as No. 2009. O. Reg. 185/80,
s. 1, part.
Reg. 474
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REGULATION 474
under the Highway Traffic Act
MOTOR X'EHICLE IXSPECTIOX STATIONS
1. — (1) In this Regulation.
(a) "certificate" means a safety standards certifi-
cate;
{b) "historic vehicle" means a motor vehicle,
(i) that is at least thirty years old,
(ii) that is operated on a highway for the
purpose of exhibition, tours or similar
functions organized by a properly con-
stituted automobile club, or for pur-
poses of parades, repair, testing or
demonstrations for sale, and
(iii) that is substantially unchanged or
unmodified from the original man-
ufacturer's product;
(c) "licence" means a licence issued under sec-
tion 75 of the Act;
(d) "station" means a motor vehicle inspection
station;
(e) "sticker" means a vehicle inspection sticker;
(/) "trolley bus" means a bus propelled by electric
power obtained from overhead wires.
(2) In this Regulation, a reference to a Schedule is a
reference to that Schedule made under Regulation 483
of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980.
(3) In this Regulation, a reference to "bus", "dump
vehicle", "school purposes vehicle" and "wheelchair
vehicle" is a reference to that type or class of vehicle
prescribed b>- Regulation 483 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980 as a type or class of vehicle to which
section 68 of the Act applies. O. Reg. 325/79, s. 1.
2. — (1) Stations are classified as follows:
1. Class F is a fleet station.
2. Class G is a station operated by,
i. Her Majesty the Queen in right of
Canada or Ontario,
ii. a municipality, or
iii. a school board or commission on
behalf of a municipality.
3. Class P is any station other than a Class F or
G station.
(2) Upon the payment of the fees prescribed by
subsection 15 (1).
(a) the holder of a Class F licence may apply to
have the licence changed to a Class P licence;
and
(b) the holder of a Class P licence may apply to
have the licence changed to a Class F
licence. O. Reg. 325/79. s. 2.
3. Motor vehicles are classified as follows:
1. Light motor vehicles, being motor vehicles,
other than motorcycles, having a manufac-
turer's gross vehicle weight rating not
exceeding 4,600 kilograms.
2. Hea\y motor vehicles, being motor vehicles
having a manufacturer's gross vehicle weight
rating in excess of 4,600 kilograms.
4.
shaU,
3. Motorcycles. O. Reg. 325/79, s. 3.
It is a condition of ever>- licence that the licensee
(a) own or lease the premises in which the inspec-
tions are carried out;
(b) display the licence in a conspicuous position in
the station; and
(c) issue a certificate only on a certificate form
supplied to him by the Ministr>'. O. Reg.
325/79. s. 4; O. Reg. 940/79. s. 1.
5. It is a condition of ever\- licence that.
(a) a safety standards certificate for a motor vehi-
cle, except a motorcycle or an historic vehicle,
shall not be issued unless the motor vehicle
has been inspected in accordance with the
inspection requirements and is found to com-
ply with the performance standards set out in
Schedules 1 and 2;
{b) a safety standards certificate for an historic
vehicle shall not be issued unless the historic
vehicle has been inspected in accordance with
the inspection requirements and is found to
comply with the performance standards set
out in Schedule 5;
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(c) a safety standards certificate for a motorcycle
shall not be issued unless the motorcycle has
been inspected in accordance with the inspec-
tion requirements and is found to comply with
the performance standards set out in Schedule
6;
(d) a dump vehicle inspection sticker shall not be
affixed to a dump vehicle unless,
(i) the dump vehicle has been inspected in
accordance with the inspection
requirements and is found to comply
with the performance standards set out
'• " . in Schedules 1 and 3, or,
(ii) upon the sale or transfer of the dump
vehicle, the dump vehicle has been
"' ' inspected in accordance with the
inspection requirements and is found
, to comply with the performance stan-
dards set out in Schedules 1 and 2;
(c) a brake inspection sticker shall not be affixed
to a motor vehicle unless the wheel brake
internal components have been inspected in
accordance with the inspection requirements
and are found to comply with the performance
standards set out in Schedule 2;
(/) a school purposes vehicle safety inspection
sticker shall not be affixed to a school pur-
poses vehicle unless the school purposes vehi-
cle has been inspected in accordance with the
inspection requirements and is found to com-
ply with the performance standards set out in
Schedules 1 and 4; and
(g) a bus safety inspection sticker shall not be
affixed to a bus or wheelchair vehicle unless
the bus or wheelchair vehicle has been
inspected in accordance with the inspection
requirements and is found to comply with the
performance standards set out in Schedule 1 .
O. Reg. 325/79, s. S.
6. — (1) It is a condition of every licence that where,
(a) a vehicle is inspected at a station;
(b) repairs or adjustments to the vehicle or its
equipment are required to qualify it for a cer-
tificate or sticker;
(c) the inspection fee charged by the licensee is
paid;
(d) the required repairs or adjustments to the
vehicle or its equipment are made at a place
other than the station; and
(e) the vehicle is brought back to the station for
issuance of the certificate or affixing of a stick-
er within ten days of the original inspection,
no additional inspection fee shall be charged by the
licensee.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1) an additional fee
may be charged where it is necessary to inspect a wheel
brake assembly a second time before issuing a certifi-
cate or affixing a sticker to the vehicle. O. Reg.
325/79, s. 6.
7, — (1) It is a condition of every Class F and G
licence that the licensee shall not issue or authorize any
person to issue a certificate unless the certificate is for a
vehicle for which a permit or validated permit has been
issued in the name of the licensee.
(2) It is a condition of every Class F and G licence
that the licensee shall not issue, authorize any person to
issue, affix or authorize any person to affix a sticker to a
vehicle unless,
(a) the sticker is for a vehicle for which a permit
or validated permit has been issued in the
name of the licensee; or
(b) the vehicle is a bus. O. Reg. 325/79, s. 7.
8. — (1) It is a condition attaching to the registration
of a motor vehicle inspection mechanic, except a
mechanic who only inspects a trolley bus, that he hold a
valid and subsisting certificate of qualification as a
motor vehicle mechanic or motorcycle mechanic under
the Apprenticeship and Tradesmen's Qualification Act.
(2) It is a condition attaching to the registration of a
motor vehicle inspection mechanic who only inspects a
trolley bus that,
(a) he be designated by a transit authority as a
person who may inspect trolley buses; and
(b) the transit authority so notify the Director.
(3) It is a condition attaching to the registration of a
motor vehicle inspection mechanic who holds a certifi-
cate of qualification only as a motorcycle mechanic that
he only make certificates for motorcycles. O. Reg.
325/79, s. 8.
9. Where the employment of a motor vehicle inspec-
tion mechanic registered with a licensee is terminated,
or the licensee requests the termination of the
mechanic's registration, the licensee shall report forth-
with to the Ministry in writing the name, trade code,
certificate number and termination date of the
mechanic. O. Reg. 325/79, s. 9.
10. — (1) AU premises in which inspections are car-
ried out shall,
(a) have sufficient internal space or external hard
standing area adequate for the inspection of at
least one motor vehicle of the class which the
licensee owning or leasing those premises is
licensed to inspect;
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(/>> be equipiKJfl with common hand tools of a
mechanic, a headlamp aiming device, brake
testinn equipment, a hoist or jack suitable for
the weiuhl of motor vehicles to be inspected, a
device for testing tire tread depth and an accu-
rate means of measuring pla\ in steering and
susjK'nsion; and
((•) Ik- maintained in a clean and safe condition.
(2) The equipment referred to in clause (1) (/>) shall
Ik' kept in proper working condition anrl. where
applicable, accurately calibrate<l. (). Reg. .?2.>/79.
s. 10.
1 1. Kver> licensee shall keep on the licen.sed prem-
ises.
(a) a copy of each certificate issued by the licen-
see, for a period of two \ears from the date of
issue;
(fr) a record of all vehicles inspected and, where
applicable, a list of defects, recommended
repairs and actual repairs carried out by the
licen.see for a period of two years from the date
of ins|>ection;
(<" ). a written record of all i)ersons authorized from
time to time by the licensee to countersign
certificates or to affix stickers on behalf of the
licen.see. for a |K'ri(Hl of two \ears from the
date of termination of such authority; and
(*/) in resjK'Ct of ever\ vehicle to which a sticker
ha< Ix-en affixed, a vehicle ins|K'Ction record
signet! by the motor vehicle inspection
mechanic inspecting the vehicle and the licen-
see or a |)ers<>n authorized in writing by the
licen.<ee, showing the,
(i) name of the owner of the vehicle,
(ii) date of ins|)ection.
(iii) make of the vehicle inspected,
(iv) current number plate issued by the
Ministr\- for the vehicle insjKcted,
(V) vehicle identification number.
(vi) tKlomctcr reading of the vehicle on the
date of insixiction,
(vii) trade code and certificate number of
the motor vehicle insjK'ction mechanic
ins|H.'Cting the vehicle, and
(viii) licence number of the station,
for a period of twelve months from the date of
affixing the sticker on the vehicle. O. Reg.
325/79. s. 11.
12. — (1) Every licensee operating a Class P station
shall identify the station by displaying at the station in a
conspicuous position, visible to the public, an identify-
ing sign provided b\ the Ministr> for that purpose.
(2) The identifying sign provided by the Ministr>-
shall remain the pro|)erty of the Crown and shall be
returned to the Ministr\ by the licensee when the licen-
see ceases to hold a Class P licence or ceases to operate a
station.
(.?) No iierson shall display a sign referred to in sub-
section (1) on premises which are not licen.sed as a
Class P motor vehicle inspection station. O. Reg.
.^25/79, s. 12.
13. — (1) .A licensee may return to the Ministr>-
unused certificate forms and stickers and the fee paid
therefor b\ the licen.see shall be refunded.
(2) Where a licence expires, is revoked or where the
licensee ceases to operate a motor vehicle inspection
-Station, the licensee shall return to the Ministry,
(a ) all unused certificate forms and stickers issued
to him and the fee paid therefor by the licensee
shall be refunded; and
(ft) all vehicle inspection records maintained by
him.
(,?) .A licensee shall return all unused stickers to the
Ministr>- within ninet\ days of the expir>- date shown on
the sticker. O. Reg. .525/79. s. 13.
14. — (1) .A licensee shall report fort with to the
Director any loss, theft or destruction of any certificate
form or sticker and shall include in the report the serial
numbers of all certificates or stickers lost, stolen or
flestroyed and all available information relevant to the
lo.ss. theft or destruction.
(2) If any lost or stolen certificate form or sticker is
recovered by a licensee subsequent to the report being
given to the Director under subsection (1), the licensee
shall forthwith forward to the Ministr>- the recovered
certificate form or sticker.
(3) Where the licensee forwards to the Ministrx- the
recovered certificate form or sticker in accordance
with subsection (2), tie fee paid therefor by the licen-
see shall be refunded. O. Reg. 325/79. s. 14.
15. — (1) The following fees shall be paid to the
Ministr>-:
1. For a Class F motor vehicle inspection
.■station licence S35.00
2. For a Class P motor vehicle inspection
station licence 35.00
3. For a Class F licence replacing a subsist-
ing Class P licence 2.00
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4. For a Class P licence replacing a .S 2.00
subsisting Class F licence
5. For the registration of a motor vehicle
inspection mechanic by a Class F or P
station 5.00
6. F"or a safety standards certificate form
supplied to a Class F or P station 50
7.' For a vehicle inspection sticker supplied
to a Class F or P station 1 .00
8. For a duplicate of a Class F or P licence in
case of loss or destruction of the original 2.00
9. For a replacement sticker in case of dam-
age or destruction of the original 1.00
O. Reg. 325/79. s. 15 (1); O. Reg. 755/79, s. 1.
(2) No fee is payable where a motor vehicle inspection
mechanic is registered in substitution for a motor vehi-
cle inspection mechanic registered in the same station.
(3) When a licence or registration referred to in
paragraph 1, 2 or 5 of subsection (1) is applied for after
the 30th day of June in the year for which the licence or
registration is issued, the fee therefor shall be reduced
by one-half. O. Reg. 325/79, s. 15 (2, 3).
16. — (1) An application for a licence shall be in
Form 1.
(2) A certificate shall be in Form 2. O. Reg.
325/79, s. 16.
Form 1
Highway Traffic Act
APPLICATION FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE
INSPECTION STATION LICENCE
APPLICATION IS HEREBY MADE FOR A MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION STATION LICENCE AND THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION
IS SUPPLIED.
1. CHECK ONE 1.0 IHD.V.CU.L 2. O ».T.»..,. 3.0 CO.M..TIO. 4. 0«o«»...NT
2.IO
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I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
TO BE COMPLETED IN RESPECT OF EACH BUSINESS OWNER, PARTNER OR CORPORATE OFFICER & DIRECTOR
CORPORATK
HK% THIS PERSON EVER OEEN REFUSED A MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION
STATION LICENCE OR RENEWAL THEREOF, OR HAD >UCH A LICENCE
nEVOKED! □ NO | | YES
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CORPORATE
HAS THIS PERSON EVER BEEN REf^USEO A MOTOR VEHICLE IMSPCCTIC
STATION LICENCE OR RENEW At. THEREOF. OR HAO SUCH A L.ICeNCC
RKV0KE07 Q NO Q YES
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«. TO BE COMPLETED IN RESPECT OF EACH APPLICANT TO BE REGISTERED AS A MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION MECHANIC
-J I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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A MOTOR VEMICI.C INS^rCTION MCCMAtliC IS TRUi: AND CORRECT
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AS HIS RCCISTR A
AND TRAOC NAME OF
COMPANV INVOUVeo
I CERTIFY THC INFORMATION RKCATII
A MOTOR VEHlCl_e INSPECTION MECMJ
5. ON BEHALF OF THE APPLICANT:
A) I CERTIFY THAT THE FOREGOING INFORMATION IS TRUE TO THE BEST OF MY KNOWLEDGE AND BELIEF.
B) I AGREE THAT THE ACT OF ANY PERSON AUTHORIZED BY THE APPLICANT 10 ISSUE A SAFETY
STANDARDS CERTIFICATE, TO AFFIX A VEHICLE INSPECTION STICKER OR TO SIGN A VEHICLE
INSPECTION RECORD SHALL BE DEEMED TO BE THE ACT OF THE APPLICANT.
C) I CERTIFY THAT THE APPLICANT HOLDS ALL LICENCES AND PERMITS REQUIRED BY LAW. BY-LAW
OR REGULATION FOR THE BUSINESS AND THAT THE PREMISES COMPLY WITH ALL LAWS, REGULATIONS
AND MUNICIPAL BY-LAWS.
l^mjCANT (niHiTl.
SaCNATURC OF APFUCAHT..
TITUC
LICENCE FEE $35.00 ($17.50 AFTER JUNE 30TH)
NUMBER OF MECHANICS TO BE REGISTERED.
.X S5.00 (S2.50 AFTER JUNE 30TH)
QUANTITY OF SAFETY STANDARDS CERTIFICATES REQUIRED.
.X 50«.
TOTAL PAYABLE :
O. Reg. 325/79, Form 1.
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Form 2
Highway Traffic Act
SAFETY STANDARDS CERTIFICATE
IICENCE PLATE MO
MAKE OF
VEHICLE 19
TYPE Of
BOOY
INDICATE MANUfACTURER'S |— I 4600 kq ("1 OVER
GROSS VEHICLE WEIGHT RATING U qj^ UNDER '♦600 kg
V.I.N7SERIALN0 .
ODOMETER READING
ION DATE OF INSPECTION)
CITY. TOWN
ORVIllAGE-
TRflOE CODE
Ana
CeRTIFICATE
DATE OF
INSPECTION
-
DAY
MO.
YR.
WE HEREBY CERTIFY THAT THE ABOVE DESCRIBED MOTOR VEHICLE HAS BEEN INSPECTED IN ACCORDANCE
WITH THE PROVISIONS OF SECTIONS 71 TO 84 OF THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT AND REGULATIONS ISSUED
THEREUNDER, AND THAT THE ITEMS INSPECTED MET THE PRESCRIBED STANDARDS ON THE DATE OF INSPEC-
TION.
SIGNATURE OF SIGNATURE OF
INSPECTING MECHANIC LICENSEE/ACENT .
NOTICE: THE MINISTRY CANNOT TRANSFER A PERMIT ON THE BASIS OF A CERTIFICATE THAT WAS MADE MORE THAN 36 OAYS
BEFORE THE DATE OF APPLICATION.
RECEIPT OF A TRUE COPY HEREOF IS ACKNOWLEDGED.
O. Reg. 325/79, Form 2.
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REGULATION 475
under the Highway Traffic Act
NOTICE TO HAVE MOTOR VEHICLE
EXAMINED AND TESTED
1. A notice required by subsection 65 (4) of the Act
shall be in the following form;
NOTICE UNDER SUBSECTION 65 (4)
OF THE HIGHWAY TRAFFIC ACT
Take Notice That under subsection 65 (4) of the
Highway Traffic Act
of.
(Name of Driver)
(Address of Driver)
(Driver's Licence Number)
is required to submit vehicle bearing registration
plate number to the Ministry of Trans-
(Year)
jKirtation and Communications Vehicle Inspection
Station located at on
19 ... . between
(Day)
(Month)
the hours of and
examination and tests.
for
This notice served on the day of
, 19 .... at am/pm.
Signature of Number Detachment or
Constable or Officer District Address
O. Reg. 195/76, s. 1.
>?.-s.^.
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REGULATION 476
under the Highway Traffic Act
OVER-DIMENSIONAL FARM VEHICLES
1. No over-dimensional farm vehicle shall be
driven or drawn on those parts of the King's High-
way described as follows:
1. All of the King's Highway known as No.
401, 402, 403, 404, 405, 406, 409, 410.
420 and 427.
2. All of the King's Highway known as the
Queen EUzabeth Way.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 from Jane Street in The Mimi-
cipality of Metropolitan Toronto to 2.56
kilometres north of the Duckworth Street
interchange in the City of Barrie.
4. All of the King's Highway known as No.
417 including that portion known as the
Ottawa Queensway.
5. All of the King's Highway known as No.
2 A in the Borough of Scarborough.
6. All of the King's Highway known as the
Kitchener- Waterloo Expressway being,
1. that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between its
intersection with Victoria Street in
the City of Kitchener and a point
situate 1.6 kilometres west of its
intersection with Fisher Drive in
the City of Kitchener;
ii. that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 lying between its
intersection with Freeport Drive in
the City of Kitchener and its eastern
junction with the King's Highway
kno¥m as No. 7; and
iii. that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 85 lying between its
junction with the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and its intersection
with King Street in the City of
Waterloo. O. Reg. 196/77, s. 1;
O. Reg. 570/78, s. 1.
2, — (1) Subject to subsection (5), every over-
dimensional farm vehicle while being driven or
drawn on a highway from one-half hour after sun-
set to one-half hour before sunrise or at any other
time when, due to insufficient Ught or unfavourable
atmospheric conditions, persons and vehicles on the
highway are not clearly discernible at a distance
of 150 metres or less, shall carry a lamp at each side
of the front and at each side of the rear, each of
which shall,
(a) produce intermittent flashes of amber
light:
(6) be placed not more than 150 millimetres
from the side of the permanent structure
of the vehicle; and
(c) be visible at a distance of 150 metres from
the front and rear respectively of the
vehicle. O. R^. 196/77, s. 2 (1); O. Reg.
570/78. s. 2 (1-3).
(2) Subject to subsections (5) and (6), every over-
dimensional farm vehicle that exceeds 3.8 metres
in width while being driven or drawn on a highway
from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour
before sunrise or at any other time when, due to
insufficient light or unfavourable atmospheric con-
ditions, persons and vehicles on the highway are
not clearly discernible at a distance of 150 metres
or less, shall be equipped with an illuminated
rotating amber light mounted on the uppermost
part of the vehicle and producing intermittent
flashes of amber light visible at a distance of 150
metres to the front and to the rear. O. R^.
570/78, s. 2 (4).
(3) Subject to subsection (S), every over-dimen-
sional farm vehicle that exceeds 3.8 metres in width
while being driven or drawn on a highway at times
other than the time specified in subsections (1) and (2)
shall be equipped with the lamps described in sub-
section (1) or with the light described in subsection
(2). O. Reg. 196/77, s. 2 (3); O. Reg. 570/78, s. 2 (S).
(4) Subject to subsection (S), every over-dimen-
sional farm vehicle that exceeds 4.8 metres in
width, while being driven or drawn on a highway
from one-half hour after sunset to one-half hour
before sunrise or at any other time when, due to
insufficient Ught or unfavourable atmospheric con-
ditions, persons and vehicles on the highway are
not clearly discernible at a distance of 150 metres
or less shaJl be,
(a) preceded by an escort vehicle at a distance
of approximately 60 metres ; and
(6) followed by an escort vehicle at a distance
of approximately 60 metres. O. Reg.
570/78. s. 2 (6).
(5) Subsections (1), (2), (3) and (4) do not apply to a
vehicle that is directly crossing the highway. O. Reg.
196/77, s. 2 (5).
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(6) Subsection (2) does not apply to an over-
dimensional farm vehicle that does not exceed
4.8 metres in width while being driven or drawn
on a highway and is,
(a) preceded by an escort vehicle at a distance
of approximately 60 metres ; and
(6) followed by an escort vehicle at a distance
of approximately 60 metres. O. Reg.
570/78, s. 2(7).
3. Escort vehicles required under this Regula-
tion shall,
(a) have in op)eration vehicular hazard warn-
ing signal lamps commonly known as four-
way flashers; or
(b) carry an illuminated rotating amber light
mounted on the uppermost part of the
vehicle and producing intermittent flashes
of amber light visible at a distance of 150
metres to the front and to the rear. O. Reg.
196/77, s. 3; O. Reg. 570/78, s. 3.
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REGULATION 477
under the Highway Traffic Act
PARKING
PARKING OF VEHICLES ON THE KING'S HIGHWAY
1. This Regulation applies to the King's High-
way and to that part of any other highway within
100 metres of its intersection with the King's High-
way, except where a by-law regulating oc prohibiting
parking has been passed by the council ot trustees
of the municipality ca- police village having juris-
diction over the highway. O. Reg. 518/75, s. 1;
O. Reg. 613/77, s. 1.
2. Subject to section 3, where a person parks a
vehicle off the roadway of the King's Highway, he
shall park his vehicle,
(a) on the right side of the highway having
reference to the direction in which the
vehicle has been travelling ; and
(b) so that the left side of the vehicle is parallel
to the edge of the roadway. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 421, s. 2.
3. — ( 1 ) Where a person parks a vehicle in an area off
the roadway of the King's Highway marked by
signs, erected and maintained by the Ministry to
indicate that the area may be used ior parking
vehicles at an angle to the edge of the roadway,
he shall park his vehicle,
(a) in the case of an area clearly marked into
parking spaces, within a parking space so
that no part of the vehicle encroaches on
a contiguous parking space; and
(b) in all other cases, between the signs and
on the right hand side of the highway
having reference to the direction in which
the vehicle has been travelling and so that,
(i) the travelled portion of the highway
is to the rear of the vehicle, and
(ii) the line formed to the left hand side
of the vehicle intersects the pave-
ment edge line at an angle of not
less than 40 degrees, and not greater
than 50 degrees. O. Reg. 518/75.
s. 2.
(2) The signs under subsection (1) shall bear the
words "angle parking" and in addition clearly indicate
the extent of the parking area. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
421,5.3(2).
4. — ( 1 ) No person shall park a vehicle on the King's
Highway,
(a) in such a manner as to obstruct ,
(i) a sidewalk,
(ii) a crosswalk,
(iii) an entrance on the highway to, or
from, a private road or lane, or
(iv) an entrance-way for vehicles to pass
between the highway and land con-
tiguous to the highway ;
(6) within three metres of a point in the edge of
the roadway and nearest a fire hydrant ;
(c) on or within 100 metres of a bridge over,
under or across which the highway passes ;
(d) Mnthin six metres of a point at the edge
of the roadway and nearest to a public
entrance to,
(i) a hotel as defined in the Hotel Fire
Safety Act, or
(ii) a theatre as defined in the Theatres
Act, while the theatre is open to the
pubUc, or
(iii) a public hall as defined in the Public
Halls Act, while the hall is open to the
public;
(e) subject to clause (/), within nine metres of
an intersection on the highway;
(/) where there is a signal-light traffic control
system installed at an intersection on the
highway, within fifteen metres of the
intersection ;
ig) within fifteen metres of the nearest rail of a
level railway crossing ;
(A) in a position or place that prevents or is
likely to prevent the removal of any vehicle
already parked on the highway; or
(i) for a longer period of time than three hours
between 12 midnight and 7 a.m. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 421, s. 4(1); O. Reg. 518/75.
s. 3 (1) : O. Reg. 613 /77. s. 2 (1-6).
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(2) No person shall park a vehicle on a highway
where the Ministry erects and maintains a sign or
signs indicating a prohibited parking area,
(a) within an area on the highway and up to
100 metres from an intersection on the high-
way ; and
(b) in the case of a fire hall with an entrance-
way to the highway for the use of fire
fighting vehicles,
(i) 7.5 metres from the entrance-way
on the same side of the highway as
the fire hall, and ,,
(ii) 100 metres from the entrance-way
on the opposite side of the highway
to that of the fire hall ; and
(c) in the case of a school under the Education
Act, on both sides of the highway contiguous
to the limit of the land used for school pur-
• . ;' poses while the school is open for educational
purposes. O. Reg. 518/75, s. 3 (2), part;
O. Reg. 613/77, s. 2 (7-9).
(3) Signs in respect of schools under clause (2) (c)
shall bear an additional inscription indicating the
times at which the parking prohibition is in effect.
O. Reg. 518/75, s. 3 (2), part.
5. — (1) No person shall park a vehicle on a part
of the King's Highway described in a Schedule to
Appendix A.
(2) No person shall park a vehicle on a part of the
King's Highway described in Column 1 of a
Schedule to Appendix B between the limits set
out in Column 2 thereof during the period set out
in Column 3 thereof for a longer period of time than
that set out in Column 4 thereof. O. Reg. 518/75,
s. 4, part.
6. Sections 2, 3, 4 and 5 do not apply to a
vehicle parked by a person in the lawful performance
of his duty as a police officer or by a person in the
lawful performance of his duty on behalf of a road
authority. O. Reg. 518/75, s. 4, part.
APPENDIX A
'' ' Schedule 1
HIGHWAY No. 401
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in that part of the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham that, on the 31st day
of December, 1973 was the Township of Clarke in the
County of Durham beginning at a point situate 2640
feet measured westerly from its intersection with the
line between the easterlv half and westerlv half of Lot
19 in Concession 1 and extending easterly therealong
for a distance of 5280 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Hope in the County of
Northumberland beginning at a point situate 2640 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 31 and 32 in Concession 2 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 5280 feet, more or
less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Murray in the County of
Northumberland beginning at a point situate 2640
feet measured westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between lots 16 and
17 in Concession 2 and extending easterly therealong
for a distance of 5280 feet, more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Ernestown in the County
of Lennox and Addington beginning at a point
situate 2640 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between Lot 16 in Concession 6
and Lot 17 in Concession 5 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 5280 feet, more or less.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Kingston in the County of
Frontenac beginning at a point situate 2640 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between lots 9 and 1 0
in Concession 4 and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 5280 feet, more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Puslinch in the County of
Wellington beginning at a point situate 2640 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 8 and 9 in Concession 2 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 5280 feet, more or
less.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in that part of the Township of South-West
Oxford in the County of Oxford that, on the 31st day
of December, 1974 was the Township of West Oxford
beginning at a point situate 2640 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the line between the
northeasterly half and southwesterly half of Lot 1 1 in
Concession 2 and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 5280 feet, more or less.
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in that part of the Township of South-West
Oxford in the County of Oxford that, on the 31st day
of December, 1974, was the Township of West Oxford
beginning at a point situate 2640 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the line between the
northeasterly half and the southwesterly half of Lot 8
in Concession 2 and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 5280 feet, more or less.
9. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Dunvvich in the
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County of Elgin beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the road allowance between
lots 6 and 7 in Concession 5 N (Coyne Road)
and extending westerly therealong for a distance
of 2220 metres.
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Tilbury East in the
County of Kent beginning at a point situate 2000
feet measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 13 and 14 in Concession 5 and
extending easterly therealong for a distance of 5280
feet, more or less.
11. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Williamsburgh in the
County of Dundas beginning at a point situate 200
feet measured westerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance between lots
12 and 13 in Concession 1 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 5280 feet, more or less.
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Williamsburgh in the
County of Dundas beginning at a point situate
3240 feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 3 and 4 in Concession 2
and extending southerly therealong for a distance
of 5280 feet, more or less.
13. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Lancaster in the
County of Glengarry beginning at a point situate
2640 feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1
and extending easterly therealong for a distance of
5280 feet, more or less.
14. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Front of Vonge in
the County of Leeds beginning at a point situate
2640 feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between the easterly half and the
westerly half of Lot 10 in Broken Front Concession
and extending easterly therealong for a distance of
5280 feet, more or less.
15. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Front of Yonge in the
County of Leeds beginning at a point situate 2640
feet measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between the easterly half and the westerly
half of Lot 16 in Broken Front Concession and
extending easterly therealong for a distance of 5280
feet, more or less.
16. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Westminster in the
County of Middlesex beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 74 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 4000 feet, more or less.
17. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of North Dorchester in the
County of Middlesex beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 18 and 19 in Concession 1
and extending westerly therealong for a distance
of 4000 feet, more or less.
18. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the roadway known
as Renforth Drive in the Borough of Etobicoke in
The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and a
point situate at its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Dixie Road in the City
of Mississauga in The Regional Municipality of Peel.
19. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 401 (The Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway) in the Township of Tyendinaga in the
County of Hastings lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between lots 19
and 20 in Concession 1 North to a point situate at
its intersection with the line between lots 22 and
23 in the said Concession 1 North.
20. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 401 (The Macdonald-Cartier
Freeway) in the Township of Tyendinaga in the
County of Hastings lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between lots 19
and 20 in Concession 1 North to a point situate
at its intersection with the line between lots 22
and 23 in the said Concession 1 North.
2 1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No.
401 (The Macdonald-Cartier Freeway) in the Town of
Newcastle in The Regional Municipality of Durham
beginning at a point situate 650 metres measured east-
erly from its intersection with the eastern edge of the
bridge abutment over Wilmot Creek and extending
westerlv therealong for a distance of 1450 metres.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421,Sched. *1;0. Reg. 324/73, s. 2;
O. Reg. 518/75, s. 6; O. Reg. 334/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
99/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 191/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 222/80, s. 1,
rei'ised.
Schedule 2
HIGHWAY No. 2
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the townships of Sandwich South and
Sandwich East in the County of Essex beginning at
a point situate 70 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as L'Esperance Road and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 2525 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Chatham in the County
of Kent beginning at a point situate 1700 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 10 and 11 in Concession 1 and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of
3100 feet, more or less.
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3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in that part of The Regional Municipality of
Durham that, on the 31st day of December, 1973, was
the Township of Pickering in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate at its intersection with
the line between the Borough of Scarborough in The
Municipality at Metropolitan Toronto and the said
Township of Pickering and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the bridge abutment
over the Rouge River.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Burford in the County
of Brant beginning at a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the roadway known
as Burford Road and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1 700 feet.
5. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 2 in the Township of West-
minster in the County of Middlesex beginning at a
point situate 4000 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 4 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 450 feet, more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 and 4 in the Township of Westminster in the
County of Middlesex beginning at a point situate
640 feet measured easterly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance between lots
36 and 37 in Concession 2 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 464 feet, more or less.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in that part of The Regional Municipality of
Hamilton- Wentworth that, on the 31st day of
December, 1973, was the Township of Ancaster in the
County of Wentworth beginning at a point situate 550
feet measured westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 32 and 33 in Concession 3 and
extending easterly therealong for a distance of 750 feet,
more or less.
8. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 2 in the Town of Ajax in
The Regional Municipality of Durham beginning
at a point situate 260 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Church Street and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 480 feet.
9. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 2 in the Town of Ajax in
The Regional Municipality of Durham beginning
at a point situate 270 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Church Street and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 510 feet.
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Westminster in the County
of Middlesex beginning at a point situate 2,400
feet measured easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as Gore Road in
Lot 70 West of North Branch of Talbot Road and
extending easterly therealong for a distance of 1200
feet.
11. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Town of Ancaster in The Regional
Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth beginning at
a point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 53 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1 100 feet.
12. On the north side of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 2 in the Township
of Blandford-Blenheim in the County of Oxford
beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly boundary of Brant County Road
No. 3 and extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 575 feet.
13. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Blandford-Blenheim and
the Township of Norwich in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 8 and 9, Concession 1
and extending westerly therealong for a distance
of 1300 feet.
14. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 in the Town of Paris in the County of
Brant from a point situate 50 feet measured
easterly from the easterly limit of the Canadian
National Railway overpass to a point situate
2,000 feet measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Township of Brantford.
15. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Edwardsburgh in the
County of Grenville beginning at a point situate
125 metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 22 and 23 in
Concession 1 and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 90 metres.
16. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Edwardsburgh in the
County of Grenville beginning at a point situate
265 metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 22 and 23 in
Concession 1 and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 390 metres.
17. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Town of Ancaster in The Regional
Municipality of Hamilton-Wentworth beginning
at a point situate 400 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the line between lots
35 and 36 in Concession 3 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 430 metres. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 2; O. Reg. 514/71. s. 1; O. Reg.
493/73, s. 1; O. Reg. 467/75, s. 1; O. Reg. 398/76, s. 1;
O. Reg. 780/76, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 910/76, s. 1; O. Reg.
52/77, s. 1(1); O. Reg. 125/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 637/78,
s. 1, revised.
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Schedule 3
HIGHWAY No. 400
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 in that part of The Regional Municipahty
of York that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was
the Township of King in the County of York
beginning at a point situate 2640 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as King Side Road and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of 5280
feet, more or less, other than on that portion reserved
as a service station area and shown coloured blue
on part of Ministry of Treuisportation and Communi-
cations Plan No. 13-B-74 filed in the Archives of
Ontario at Toronto as No. 558.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 in the County of Simcoe beginning at a
point situate 2640 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the roadway
known as Cookstown Road in the Township of West
Gwillimbury and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 5280 feet, more or less, other than on
that portion reserved as a service station area and
shown coloured blue on part of Ministry of Transpor-
tation and Communications Plan No. ll-B-77 filed in
the Archives of Ontario at Toronto as No. 559.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 in that part of The Regional Municipality
of York that, on the 31st day of December, was the
Township of Vaughan in the County of York Ijdng
between a point situate at its intersection with the
road allowance between lots 25 and 26 in Concession
5 and a point situate at its intersection with the
road allowance between lots 30 and 31 in the said
Concession 5.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 in the County of Simcoe lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the Une
between the southerly half and the northerly half
of Concession 12 in the Township of Innisfil in the
County of Simcoe and a point situate 2400 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Duckworth Street in the City
of Barrie.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 in The Regional Municipalitj- of York begin-
ning at a point situate 50 feet measiured northerly
from its intersection with the centre line of the
King/Vaughan Townline Overpass and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 6250 feet.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 3; O. Reg. 433/72.
s. 1; O. Reg. 467/75, s. 2, revised.
Schedule 4
HIGHWAY No. 7A
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7A in that part of the Township of Scugog in The
Regional Municipality of Durham that, on the 3 1st day
of December, 1973, was the Township of Reach in the
County of Ontario beginning at a point situate 850 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between lots 19 and 20 in
Concession 5 and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2715 feet, more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 421, Sched. 4.
Schedule 5
HIGHWAY No. 6
1. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 6 in the Township of
Puslinch in the County of Wellington lying between
a point situate 550 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the line between lots 26 and 27
in Concession 8 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 27 and 28 in the
said Concession 8.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the Township of Flamborough in The Reg-
ional Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth beginning
at a point situate 1000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with Wentworth Suburban County Road
No. 2 1 and extending southerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 3000 feet, more or less.
3. On that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the Township of Glanbrook in The
Regional Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth be-
ginning at a point situate 1050 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the roadway
known as White Church Road and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 800 feet,
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 5;
O. Reg. 541/72, s. 1; O. Reg. 759/74, s. 1, revised.
Schedule 6
HIGHWAY No. 11
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
1 1 and 1 7 in the City of Thunder Bay in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 50 feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway known as
Hodder Avenue and a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the bridge over the Current River.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
1 1 and 17 in the City of Thunder Bay in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the roadway known
as John Street and a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the bridge over the Mclntyre River.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Township of Oro in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate 1500 feet
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measured southerly from its intersection with
the centre hne of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet, more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Township of Oro in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 4 and 5 and a point situate
1200 feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allowance between
concessions 5 and 6.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Township of Oro in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate 1600 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 7 and 8 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2100 feet, more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Township of Orillia in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate 1800 feet
measured southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between Orillia
Southern Division and Orillia Northern Division
and extending northerly therealong for a distance
of 3400 feet, more or less.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Township of Orillia in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate 2400 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 8 and 9 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 900 feet, more or less.
8. That part of the King's Highv.'ay known as
No. 1 1 in Morrison Ward in the Town of Gravenhurst
in The District Municipality of Muskoka beginning
at a point situate 680 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 15 and 16 in Concession
Range West and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 3700 feet, more or less.
9. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 1 1 in that part of the Town of Huntsville in The
District Municipality of Muskoka that, on the 3 1st day
of December, 1970, was the Township of Stephenson
in the Territorial District of Muskoka beginning at a
point situate 2650 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 8 and 9 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1000 feet, more or less.
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the City of North Bay in the Territorial
District of Nipissing lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as McKeon Avenue and a point
situate at its intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Cartier Street.
11. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the City of North Bay in the Territorial
District of Nipissing lying between a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the roadway known
as Riverbend Road and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. IIB.
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Village of South River in the Terri-
torial District of Parry Sound beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Toronto Avenue and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 300 feet, more or
less.
13. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 11 in the Township of Evanturel in the
Territorial District of Timiskaming beginning
at a point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as First Street
and extending easterly therealong to a point
situate at the westerly limit of the bridge over the
Englehart River.
14. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in the Town of Latchford
in the Territorial District of Timiskaming begin-
ning at a point situate 390 feet measured northerly
from the northerly edge of the roadway known
as Sullivan Avenue (formerly First Avenue) and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of
200 feet.
15. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in the Town of Latchford
in the Territorial District of Timiskaming begin-
ning at a point situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known as Sullivan
Avenue (formerly First Avenue) and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 590 feet.
16. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Township of
Chamberlain in the Territorial District of Timiskam-
ing beginning at a point situate at the south limit of the
bridge over the Aidie Creek and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 920 feet.
17. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in Muskoka South Ward
in the Town of Gravenhurst in The District Muni-
cipality of Muskoka beginning at a point situate
230 feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 2 and 3 in West Range
Concession and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1060 feet.
18. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in Muskoka South Ward
in the Town of Gravenhurst in The District Muni-
cipality of Muskoka beginning at a point situate
300 feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 2 and 3 in East Range
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Concession and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1060 feet.
19. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the City of Thunder Bay in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the northeriy limit
of the roadway known as Hodder Avenue and
Copenhagen Road and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 61 and Arthur Street.
20. On the east side of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 1 in the Town of Latchf ord in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming beginning at a f)oint
situate 850 feet measured southerly from the south-
erly edge of the roadway known as Bradley Avenue
(formerly Third Avenue) and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1050 feet.
21. On the northwest side of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 11 in the City of
North Bay in the Territorial District of Nipissing
beginning at a point situate 3 kilometres measured
southerly from its intersection with the northerly
Umit of the City of North Bay and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 170 metres.
22. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Township of
Temagami in the Territorial District of Nipissing
lying between a point situate 122 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Fifth Avenue and a
point situate 9 metres measured northerly of the
northerly limit of the said roadway.
23. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Township of
Temagami in the Territorial District of Nipissing
beginning at a point situate 55 metres measured
southerly from the southerly limit of the roadway
known as Fourth Avenue and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of 270 metres.
24. On the west side of that f>art of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Township of
Temagami in the Territorial District of Nipissing
lying between a point situate 51 metres mesisured
southerly from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the roadway known as Second Avenue
and a point situate 70 metres measured northerly
of the northerly limit of the said roadway.
25. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Township of
Temagami in the Territorial District of Nipissing
beginning at a f)oint situate 40 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Second Avenue
and extending northerly therealong for a distance of
33 metres.
26. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in that part of the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of Muskoka
that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was the
Township of Morrison in the Territorial District of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 6 metres meas-
ured northerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 35 and 36 in East Range Concession and
a point situate 160 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 35 and 36, in the
said East Range Concession.
27. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in that part of the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of Muskoka
that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was the
Township of Morrison in the Territorial District of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 75 metres
measured northerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 32 and 33 in West Range Concession and
a point situate 215 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 32 and 33, in the
said West Range Concession.
28. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in that part of the Town of
Granvehurst in The District Municipality of Muskoka
that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was the
Township of Morrison in the Territorial District of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 110 metres
measured northerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 32 and 33 in East Range Concession and
a point situate 240 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 32 and 33, in the
said East Range Concession.
29. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in that part of the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of Muskoka
that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was the
Township of Morrison in the Territorial District of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 50^ metres
measured northerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 31 and 32 in West Range Concession and
a point situate 370 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 31 and 32, in the
said West Range Concession.
30. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in that part of the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of Muskoka
that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was the
Township of Morrison in the Territorial District of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 10 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 31 and 32 in East Range Concession and
a point situate 320 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 31 and 32, in the
said East Range Concession.
31. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in that part of the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of Muskoka
that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was the
Township of Morrison in the Territorial District of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 40 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the
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centre line of the roadway known as Sparrow Lake
Road Route C in West Range Concession and a point
situate 290 metres measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the roadway known as
Sparrow Lake Road Route C, in the said West Range
Concession.
32. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in that part of the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Municipality of Muskoka
that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was the
Township of Morrison in the Territorial District of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 10 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 7 and 8 in East Range Concession and a
point situate 175 metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between lots 7 and 8, in the
said East Range Concession.
33. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in the townships of Eilber
and Devitt in the Territorial District of Cochrane
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the bridge over the Missinaibi River
and extending easterly therealong for a distance of 185
metres.
34. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in the Improvement District
of Opasatika in the Territorial District of Cochrane
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known as St. Antony
Street and extending easterly therealong for a distance
of 290 metres.
35. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 in the Improvement District
of Opasatika in the Territorial District of Cochrane
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as St. Anne Street
and extending westerly therealong for a distance of 395
metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 6; O. Reg.
433/72, s. 2; O. Reg. 541/72, s. 2; O. Reg. 213/73,
s. 1; O. Reg. 493/73, s. 2; O. Reg. 561/73, s. 1;
O. Reg. 414/74, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 432/74, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
398/76, s. 2; O. Reg. 634/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 910/76,
s. 2; O. Reg. 186/77, s. 1 ; O. Reg. "425/77, s. 1;
O. Reg. 125/78, s. 2; O. Reg. 375/78, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
99/79, s. 2; O. Reg. 191/79, s. 2; O. Reg. 494/79,
s. 1; O. Reg. 670/80, s. 1, revised.
Schedule 7
HIGHWAY No. 598
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 598 in the Township of Jaffray in the Terri-
torial District of Kenora lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Brinkman Road and a
point situate 1600 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots 6 and 7 in
Concession 6. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 7.
Schedule 8
HIGHWAY No. 20
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 20 in that part of the Town of Stoney Creek in The
Regional Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth that,
on the 31st day of December, 1973, was the Township
of Saltfleet in the County of Wentworth beginning at a
point situate 400 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 6 and 7 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 725 feet, more or
less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 8.
Schedule 9
HIGHWAY No. 24
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 24 in the Township of Brantford in the County
Brant beginning at a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 2 and 3 in Concession First Range east
of Mount Pleasant Road and Concession First Range
west of Mount Pleasant Road and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 630 feet, more or
less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 10 and 24 in the Township of Mono in the
County of Dufferin beginning at a point situate
300 feet measured northerly from its intersection
with the roadway known as County Road No. 9 and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet, more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 24 in the townships of Guelph and Eramosa
in the County of Wellington beginning at a point
situate 4400 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the southerly
roadway known as Guelph-Eramosa Townline and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of
6900 feet.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 10 and 24 in the Township of Mono in the
County of Dufferin beginning at a point situate
72 metres measured southerly from the centre line
of the roadway known as Campbell Street in Lot 7
in Concession 2 W.H.S. and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 300 metres.
5 . On the east and west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 5 and No. 24 in the Township
of South Dumfries in the County of Brant beginning at a
point situate at the southerly limit of the northerly
junction of Highway No. 5 and 24 in lots 12 and 13 in
concessions 2 and 3 and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 400 metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 42 1,
Sched. 9; O. Reg. 433/72, s. 3; O. Reg. 910/76, s. 3;
O. Reg. 99/79, s. 3; O. Reg. 191/79, s. 3.
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Schedule 10
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way, Niagara Falls extension,
in the City of Niagara Falls in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the roadway known
as Second Line and a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Stanley Avenue.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way, north Service Road,
in the City of Hamilton in The Regional Municipality
of Hamilton-Wentworth beginning at a point situate at
its intersection with the centre line of the roadway
entering Confederation Park (previously known as
Lake Avenue) and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2850 feet, more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the Town of Lincoln
in The Regional Municipality of Niagara lying
between a point situate 500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line between lots 19 and
20 in Broken Front Concession and a point situate
130 feet measured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 17 and 18 in the said
Broken Front Concession.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way in the City of Burlington in
The Regional Municipality of Halton lying between a
point situate 1160 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 and a point situate 1 160 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the roadway
known as Plains Road.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as the
Queen Elizabeth \\'ay in the City of Mississauga
in The Regional Municipality of Peel lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the bridge abutment over the waterway
known as the Credit River and a point situate
4000 feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the roadway known as Clarkson Road.
6. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as the Queen Elizabeth Way in the
City of Hamilton in The Regional Municipality of
Hamilton-Wentworth from a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly abutment of the
Burlington Street Overpass and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 600 feet. O. Reg.
159/71. s. 1; O. Reg. 467/75, s. 3; O. Reg. 398/76. s. 3;
O. Reg. 186/77, s. 2.
Schedule 11
HIGHWAY No. 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Township of Sandwich South in the
County of Essex beginning at a point situate 300
feet measured westerly from its intersection with the
roadway known as Howard Avenue and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 1300 feet, more or
less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Town of Fort Erie in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the roadway known as
Concession Road and a point situate at its inter-
."iection with the roadway known as Thompson Road.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Township of Southwold in the County
of Elgin lying between a point situate 450 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad crossing located in
Lot 18 in Concession T.R.N.B. and a point situate
575 feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the Penn Central Railroad crossing in Lot 19
in Concession T.R.N.B.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Town of Haldimand in The Regional
Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk. beginning at
a pxjint situate at its intersection with the easterly
boundary of the roadway known a^ Kohler Road
and extending easterly therealong for a distance of
1700 feet.
5. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highwav known as No. 3 in the Township of Bay-
ham in the County of Elgin beginning at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Elgin Road 44 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 600 feet.
6. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 3 in the Township of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin beginning at a
point situate 460 metres measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the roadway
known as Centennial Avenue and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 170 metres.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Township of Gosfield South in the
County of Essex lying between a point situate 12
metres measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 10 and 11 in Concession
2 Eastern Division and a point situate 92 metres
measured westerly from its intersection with the
said line between lots 10 and 11 in Concession 2,
Eastern Division.
8. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 3
in the Township of Harwich in the County of Kent
beginning at a point situate 205 metres measured west-
erly from its intersection with the centre line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 350 metres. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 11; O. Reg. 909/75, s. 1; O.
Reg. 398/76, s. 4; O. Reg. 1018/76, s. 1;. O. Reg.
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540/77, s. 1; O. Re^. 824/77, s. 1; O. Re?. 880/77, s. 1;
O. Reji. 125/78, s. 3; O. Rep:. 852/80, s. 1.
Schedule 12
HIGHWAY No. 40
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 40 in the Township of Dover in the County of
Kent commencing at a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 3 and 4 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet, more or less,
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 12; O. Reg. 324/73,
s. 3; O. Reg. 2 75/80, s. 1.
Schedule 13
HIGHWAY No. 17
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of A wares in the Territorial
District of Algoma beginning at a point situate 1300
feet measured southerly from its intersection with
the entrance to the Heyden Raceway and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 2600 feet, more
or less.
2. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Mattawa
in the Territorial District of Nipissing beginning
at a point situate 80 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the roadway known as Park
Street and extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 330 feet, more or less.
3. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the former Township of
Tp. 30 in the Territorial District of Algoma beginning
at a point situate 350 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between Range 22 and Range
2i and extending northerly therealong for a distance of
1250 feet, more or less.
4. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Deep
River in the County of Renfrew commencing at a
point situate 650 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the roadway known as Deep River
Road and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 830 feet, more or less.
5. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Mattawa
in the Territorial District of Nipissing beginning
at a point situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known as McConnell
Street and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 290 feet, more or less.
6. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Mattawa
in The Territorial District of Nipissing lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as Pine Street and a point
situate at its intersection with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 533.
7. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Mattawa
in the Territorial District of Nipissing beginning
at a point situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known as Pine
Street and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 250 feet, more or less.
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of Nairn in the Territorial
District of Sudbury beginning at a point situate
100 feet measured easterly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway known as Spencer's
Lane North in the hamlet of Nairn Centre and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a distance of 800
feet, more or less.
9. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the locality of
McKerrow in the Township of Baldwin in the Terri-
torial District of Sudbury beginning at a point
situate 300 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Agnew Lake Road and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 380 feet.
10. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the locality of
McKerrow in the Township of Baldwin in the Terri-
torial District of Sudbury beginning at a j)oint
situate 50 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Spooner Avenue and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 810 feet.
1 1 . That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the City of North Bay in the Territorial
District of Nipissing beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the City of North
Bay and the Township of East Ferris and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 15,840 feet.
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of Spragge in the Territorial
District of Algoma beginning at a point situate
1600 feet measured easterh- from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 108 and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 2300 feet.
13. That part of the King's Highwa> known
as No. 11 and No. 17 in the locality of Kakabeka
Falls in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay
beginning at a point situate 300 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Marion Street and extending
westerly from its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Clergue Street for a distance
of 300 feet.
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14. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the City of Thunder Bay in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly limit
of the Roadway known as Hodder Avenue and
Copenhagen Road and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly hmit of the King's High-
way known as No. 61 and Arthur Street.
15. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
and in the Township of Hallam in the Territorial
District of Sudbury beginning at a point measured
360 feet west of the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Agnew Lake Road and extending east-
erly therealong for a distance of 280 feet east of
the easterly limit of the same roadway.
16. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
and in the Township of Hallam in the Territorial
District of Sudbury beginning at a point measured
380 feet west of the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Agnew Lake Road and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 240 feet east of the
easterly limit of the same roadway.
17. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at
a point measured 800 feet west of the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Second Street and
extending easterly therealong to a point measured
440 feet west of the same roadway.
18. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning
from a point measured 420 feet west of the westerly
hmit of the roadway known as Second Street and
extending easterly therealong to a point measured
210 feet west of the same roadway.
19. On the north and south sides of that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the Town
of Webbwood in the Territorial District of Sudbury
beginning at a p)oint measured 50 feet west of the
westerly limit of the roadway known as Second
Street and extending easterly therealong to a point
measured 50 feet east of the easterly limit of the
same roadway.
20. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at
a point measured 50 feet west of the westerly limit
of the roadway known as First Street and extending
easterly therealong to a point measured 50 feet east
of the easterly limit of the same roadway.
21. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at
a point measured 50 feet west of the westerly limit
of the roadway known as First Street and extending
easterly therealong to a point measured 190 feet
east of the easterly limit of the same roadway.
22. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at
a point measured 50 feet west of the westerly hmit
of the roadway known as George Street and extend-
ing easterly thereailong to a point measured 50 feet
east of the easterly limit of the same roadway.
2i. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at
a p>oint measured 250 feet west of the westerly
limit of the roadway known as George Street and
extending easterly therealong to a point measured
50 feet east of the easterly limit of the same road-
way.
24. On the north and south sides of that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the Town
of Webbwood in the Territorial District of Sudbury
beginning at a point measured 50 feet west of the
westerly limit of the roadway known as Nelson
Street and extending easterly therealong to a point
measured 50 feet east of the easterly limit of the
same roadway.
25. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at
a point measured 50 feet west of the westerly limit
of the roadway known as O'Neil Street and extend-
ing easterly therealong to a point measured 230
feet east of the easterly limit of the same roadway.
26. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Webbwood
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at
a point measured 50 feet west of the westerly limit
of the roadway known as O'Neil Street and extend-
ing to a point measured 300 feet east of the easterly
limit of the same roadway.
27. On the north and south sides of that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of
Bruce Mines in the Territorial District of Algoma
lying between a point situate 450 feet measured
easterly from the roadway known as Plummer
Street and a point situate 450 feet measured westerly
from the roadway known as Plummer Street.
28. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Township of
Springer in the Territorial District of Nipissing
beginning at a f)oint situate 82 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the highway known as Dutrisac Road and
extending westerly therealong for a distance of
213 metres.
29. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 7 in the Improvement District
of White River in the Territorial District of Algoma
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lying between a point situate 875 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the westerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 631 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 1135 metres.
30. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 7 in the Improvement District
of White River in the Territorial District of Algoma
lying between a point situate 575 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the westerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 631 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 835 metres.
31. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Township of Baldwin
in the Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at a
point situate 100 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Hardwood Road and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 500 metres.
32. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
1 7 in the Township of The Spanish River, formerly in
the geographic township of Victoria, in the Territorial
District of Sudbury beginning at a point situate 100
metres west of its intersection with the line separating
the northeast Quarter Section 33 and the southeast
Quarter Section 28 from the northwest Quarter Section
34 and the southwest Quarter Section 2 7 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 400 metres.
33. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
17 in the Township of Macdonald in the Territorial
District of Algoma beginning at a point situate 475
metres measured easterly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 638 and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 775 metres.
34. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 7 in the Township of Springer
in the Territorial District of Nipissing beginning at a
point situate 82 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Dutrisac Road and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 213 metres.
35. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town of Deep River
in the County of Renfrew beginning at a point situate
100 metres measured westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the road allowance between lots 5
and 6 Range A and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 425 metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421,
Sched. 13; O. Reg. 433/72, s. 4; O. Reg. 364/73, s. 1;
O. Reg. 709/74, s. 1; O. Reg. 194/76, s. 1; O. Reg.
398/76, s. 5; O. Reg. 634/76, s. 2; O. Reg. 186/77, s. 3;
O. Reg. 425/77, s. 2; O. Reg. 236/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
191/79, s. 4; O. Reg. 255/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 394/79, s. 1;
O. Reg. 672/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 939/79, s. 1; O. Reg.
313/80, s. 1.
Schedule 14
HIGHWAY No. 541
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 541 in that part of The Regional Municipality of
Sudbury that, on the 31st day of December, 1970, was
the Township of Garson in the Territorial District of
Sudbury lying between a point situate 400 feet meas-
ured southerly from its intersection with the roadway
known as O'Neil Drive and a point situate 600 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with the
roadway known as Church Street. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 421, Sched. 14, revised.
Schedule 15
HIGHWAY No. 5
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 5 in the Township of Flamborough in The
Regional Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth ly-
ing between a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 15 and 16 in Concession 3 and
a point situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 16 and 17 in the said Concession 3.
2 . On the east and west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 5 and No. 24 in the Township
of South Dumfries in the County of B rant beginning at a
point situate at the southerly limit of the northerly
junction of Highway No. 5 and 24 in lots 12 and 13 in
concessions 2 and 3 and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 400 metres. O. Reg. 432/74, s. 2;
O. Reg. 191/79, s. 5.
Schedule 16
HIGHWAY No. 10
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
10 and 24 in the Township of Mono in the County of
Dufferin beginning at a point situate 300 feet
measured northerly from its mtersection with the
roadway known as County Road No. 9 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 2000 feet,
more or less.
2. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 10 in The Regional Munici-
pality of Peel beginning at a point situate 1,000
feet measured northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known as Regional
Road No. 14 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2000 feet.
3. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 10 in The Regional Munici-
pality of Peel beginning at a point situate 1,600
feet measured northerly from its intersection with
the roadway known as Regional Road No. 14 and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of
800 feet.
Reg. 477
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
623
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 10 and 24 in the Township of Mono in the
County of Dufferin beginning at a point situate 72
metres measured southerly from the centre line of
the roadway known as Campbell Street in Lot 7
in Concession 2 W.H.S. and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 300 metres. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 421. Sched. 16; O. Reg. 514/71, s. 4;
O. Reg. 780/76, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 99/79, s. 4.
Schedule 17
HIGHWAY No. 53
1. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 53 in the Township of
Burford in the County of Brant beginnmg at a
point situate 350 feet measured easterh from its
intersection with the line between lots 5 and 6 in
Concession 6 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 700 feet, more or less. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 421. Sched. 17.
Schedule 18
HIGHWAY No. 7
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Sarnia in the County
of Lambton lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the line between lots 14 and
15 in Concession 6 and lots 14 and 15 in Conces-
sion 7 and a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the centre line of
the road 'allowance between lots 12 and 13 in the said
concessions 6 and 7.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Downie in the County
of Perth beginning at a point situate 1100 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the bridge known as Wildwood Dam
and extending westerly therealong for a distance
of 2500 feet, more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in that part of The Regional Municipality
of York that, on the 31st day of December, 1%9,
was the Township of Vaughan in the County of York
lying between a point situate 60 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the westerly
point of the raised concrete median of the Canadian
National Railways overpass and a point situate
50 feet measured easterly from its intersection with
the easterly Hmit of the roadway known as Maple-
crete Road.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
7 in the County of Lanark beginning at a point
situate 940 feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between the townships of
Bathurst and Drummond and extending eeisterly
therealong for a distance of 550 feet, more or less.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 and 8 in the townships of North Easthope
and South Easthope in the County of Perth be-
ginning at a point situate 1000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the centre line
of the King's Highway known as No. 59 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance of 1350 feet,
more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 and 12 in that part of the Township of Brock in
The Regional Municipalit> of Durham that, on the
31st day of December, 1973, was the Township of
Brock in the County of Ontario beginning at a point
situate 1250 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 7 and 8 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 750 feet, more or less.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
7 in the City of Kitchener in The Regional Munici-
pality of Waterloo beginning at a point situate 300
feet measured westerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known as Forfar
Avenue and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 600 feet, more or less.
8. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Town of Markham in The Regional
Municipality of York beginning at a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly limit of the road-
way known as Kennedy Road and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 500 feet, more
or less.
9. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 and 8 in the Township of
North Easthope in the County of Perth beginning
at a point situate at its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Perth County Road
No. 14 and extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 500 feet.
10. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the City of Brampton in The Regional
Municipality of Peel lying between a point situate
300 feet measured easterly from its intersection
with the roadway known as Bramalea Road and a
point situate at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Dixie Road.
11. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in the Town of Markham in
The Regional Municipality of York beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Grandview Avenue
and extending westerly therealong for a distance of
600 feet.
12. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Town of Markham in The Regional
MunicipaHty of York beginning at a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly hmit of the road-
way known as Ninth Line and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet.
624
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 477
13. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in the Township of Wool-
wich in The Regional Municipality of Waterloo
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known as Woolwich
Road No. 70 and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 600 feet.
14. That i)arl of the King's Highway known as No. 7
in the Town of Vaughan in The Regional Municipality
of York beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadwa\' known as Vaughan
Boulevard and extending easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 350 metres.
15. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in the Village of Norwood in
the County of Peterborough beginning at a point situate
56 metres measured easterl\' from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the Village of Norwood and
extending easterly therealong for a distance of 45
metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 18; O. Reg.
514/71, s. 5; O. Reg. 541/72, s. 3; O. Reg. 414/74, s. 2;
O. Reg. 709/74, s. 2; O. Reg. 198/75, s. 2; O. Reg.
467/75, s. 5; O. Reg. 909/75, s. 2; O. Reg. 398/76, s. 6;
O. Reg. 939/79, s. 2; O. Reg. 275/80, s. 2, revised.
Schedule 19
HIGHWAY No. 33
1. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 33 in the Township of
Kingston in the County of Frontenac beginning
at a point situate 400 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between the westerly half of Lot 1 and the
easterly half of Lot 1 in Concession 2 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 925 feet, more
or less.' R.R.O. 1970 Reg. 421, Sched. 19.
Schedule 20
HIGHWAY No. 4
1.
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 and 4 in the Township of Westminster in
the County of Middlesex beginning at a point situate
640 feet measured easterly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance between lots 36
and 37 in Concession 2 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 464 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 4 in the Village of Blyth in the County of Huron
beginning at a point situate 41 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Dinsley Street and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of 82
feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 20; O. Reg.
198/75, s. 3.
Schedule 21
HIGHWAY No. 18
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 18 in the Township of Maiden in the County of
Essex beginning at a point situate 400 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the line between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 1 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2100 feet, more or less.
2. On the west shoulder of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of Anderdon in
the County of Essex lying between a point situate
450 feet measured southerly from a line between
lots 29 and 30 of Concession 1 and a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from a line between
lots 27 and 28 of Concession 1. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
421, Sched. 21; O. Reg. 992/76, s. 1 (1).
Schedule 22
HIGHWAY No. 19
1. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 19 in the Township of
Bayham in the County of Elgin beginning at a point
situate 1620 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between concessions 1 and
2 and extending southerly therealong for a distance
of 500 feet, more or less.
2. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 19 in the Township of
South-West Oxford in the County of Oxford
beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 213 metres. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 421, Sched. 22; O. Reg. 99/79, s. 5.
Schedule 23
HKiHWA^ No. 69
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 69 in the Township of Foley in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound beginning at a point
situate 300 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as Oastler Lake
Provincial Park and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 600 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 69 in the Township of Henvey in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound beginning at a point situate at
its intersection with the line between concessions 5 and
6 and extending northerly therealong for a distance of
2400 feet, more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 69 in the Township of Humphrey in the
Territorial District of Parry Sound beginning at a point
situate 180 feet measured southerly from the southerly
limit of the roadwa\ known as Clear Lake Road and
extending southerly therealong for a distance of 1600
feet.
Reg. 477
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
625
4. That part of the King's Highway known as \o. 69
in the Township of Georgian Bay in The District
Municipality of Muskoka beginning at a point situate
550 metres measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the culvert abutment over the
watercourse known as the McDonald River and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of 1155
metres.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 69
in the Township of Georgian Bay in The District
Municipality of Muskoka beginning at a point situate
30 metres measured northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the roadway known as Muskoka
Road No. 3i and extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1125 metres.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 69
in the Township of Georgian Bay in The District
Municipality of Muskoka beginning at a point situate
125 metres measured northerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the roadway known as
Hiawatha Road and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1260 metres.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 69
in the Township of Georgian Bay in The District
Municipality of Muskoka beginning at a point situate
500 metres measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the structure over the water-
course known as the Musquash River and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 11 20 metres.
8. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 69
in the Township of Georgian Bay in The District
Municipality of Muskoka beginning at a point situate
100 metres measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the roadway known as Mus-
koka Road No. 12 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1000 metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
421, Sched. 23; O. Reg. 324/73, s. 4; O. Reg. 910/76,
s. 4; O. Reg. 313/80, s. 2.
Schedule 24
HIGHWAY No. 89
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 89 in the County of Simcoe beginning at
a point situate 1300 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 1
in the Township of Innisfil and lots 5 and 6
in Concession 14 in the Township of West Gwillim-
bury and extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 120G feet, more or less. O. Reg.
159/71, s. 2.
Schedule 25
HIGHWAY No. 66
1. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 66 in the Town of Kirkland
Lake in the District of Timiskaming l\ing between a
point situate at its intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Oakes Avenue and a point
situate at its intersection with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as McChesney Avenue. O. Reg.
159/71, s. 3, part.
Schedule 26
HIGHWAY No. 21
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 21 in the Township of Hay in the County
of Huron beginning at a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 4 and 5 in
Concession Lake Road West and lots 4 and 5
in Concession Lake Road East and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 800 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 21 in the Township of Bosanquet in the County
of Lambton lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots 18 and 19
in Concession East of Lake Road and a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly limit
of the road allowance between lots 25 and 26 in the
said Concession East of Lake Road.
3. That part of the Kings Highway known as
No. 21 in the Township of Bosanquet in the County
of Lambton beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 10 and 1 1 in Concession Lake
Range East (Klondyke Road) and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of 2500 feet, more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 21 in the County of Huron lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Huron County Road
No. 31 in the Township of. Colborne and a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly limit of
the Canadian National Railway bridge in the Town
of Goderich.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 21 in the Township of Howard in the County
of Kent beginning at a point situate 501 metres
measured easterly from its intersection with the
centre hne of the roadway known as Lynn Street
in the Town of Ridgetown and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 250 metres. O. Reg.
159/71, s. 3, part; O. Reg. 541/72, s. 4; O. Reg. 493/73,
s. 3; O. Reg. 398/76, s. 7; O. Reg. 18/79, s. 1.
Schedule 27
HIGHWAY No. 61
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 61 in the City of Thunder Bay in the District
of Thunder Bay Ijnng between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly hmit of the roadway
known as Scott Street and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly hmit of the King's Highway
known as No. 61 B.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 477
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 61 in the City of Thunder Bay in the Terri-
torial District of Thunder Bay lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the King's Highway known as No. 11,17 and
Arthur Street and a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 61B. O. Reg. 272/71, s. 1; O. Reg.
186/77, s. 4.
Schedule 28
HIGHWAY No, 28
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 28 in the townships of Cavan and North
Monaghan in the County of Peterborough beginning at
a point situate 500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 7 and 8 in the Township of Cavan
and extending northerly therealong for a distance of
2070 feet, more or less.
2. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 28 in the Township of Cavan
in the County of Peterborough lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway between concessions 9 and 10
and a point situate 15 metres south of its intersection
with the southerly rail of the Canadian Pacific
Railway level crossing in Lot 23 in Concession 10.
3. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 28 in the Township of North
Monaghan in the County of Peterborough lying
between a point situate at its intersection with the
northerly hmit of the roadway between concessions
8 and 9 and a point situate 15 metres south of its
intersection with the southerly rail of the Canadian
Pacific Railway level crossing in Lot 1 in Con-
cession 9.
4. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 28 in the Township of
Cavan in the County of Peterborough beginning
at a point situate 30 metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly limit of
the roadway between concessions 10 and 11 and
extending southerly therealong for a distance of
350 metres.
5. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 28 in the Township of
North Monaghan in the County of Peterborough
beginning at a point situate 73 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway between concessions 9 and 10
and extending southerly therealong for a distance of
350 metres.
6. That part of the King'sHighway known asNo. 28
in the Township of Smith in the County of Peter-
borough beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 507 and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 500 metres. O. Reg. 433/72, s. 5, part;
O. Reg. 125/78, s. 4; O. Reg. 702/79. s. 1.
Schedule 29
HIGHWAY No. 40B
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 40B in the Village of Point Edward in the
County of Lambton lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 402 and a point
situate at its intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Exmouth Street. O. Reg.
433/72, s. 5, part.
Schedule 30
HIGHWAY No. 47
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 47 in the Town of Whitchurch-Stouffville in
The Regional Municipality of York commencing
at a point situate 525 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line between lots 2
and 3 in Concession 9 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1050 feet, more or less.
O. Reg. 433/72, s. 5, part.
Schedule 31
HIGHWAY No. 8
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 and 8 in the townships of North and South
Easthope in the County of Perth beginning at a
point situate 1000 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre hne of the King's High-
way known as No. 59 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1350 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 8 in the Town of Stoney Creek in The Regional
Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known as McNeilly
Road and a point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway known as Lewis
Road.
3. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 and 8 in the Township of
North Easthope in the County of Perth beginning
at a point situate at its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Perth County Road
No. 14 and extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 500 feet.
4. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 8 in the Township of Ellice
in the County of Perth beginning at a point situate
Reg. 477
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
627
400 metres measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway known as
EUice Sideroad 15 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 150 metres. O. Reg. 541/72,
s. 5; O. Reg. 198/75, s. 4; O. Reg. 467/75, s. 6;
O. Reg. 334/78. s. 2.
Schedule 32
HIGHWAY No. 92
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 92 in the Township of Flos in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate 300 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with the
road allowance between lots 10 and 11 in Conces-
sion 8 and lots 10 and 11 in Concession 9 and
extending easterly therealong for a distance of
1600 feet, more or less. O. Reg. 541/72, s. S, part.
Schedule 33
HIGHWAY No. 26
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 26 in the Township of Collingwood in the
County of Grey beginning at a point situate
2100 feet measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allowance between
concessions 4 and 5 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 4000 feet, more or less.
2. That part ofthe King's Highway known as No. 26
in the Township of Collingwood in the County of Grey
beginning at a point situate ISO metres measured eas-
terly from its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Grey Road 19 and extending wes-
terly therealong for a distance of 300 metres.
O. Reg. 278/73, s. 1; O. Reg. 394/79, s. 2.
Schedule 34
HIGHWAY No. 65
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 65 in the Territorial District of Timiskaming
beginning at a point situate 400 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the line between
the townships of Dymond and Harris and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of 1 100 feet, more or
less. O. Reg. 324/73, s. 5, part.
Schedule 35
HIGHWAY No. 70
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 70 in the Village of Shallow Lake in the County
of Grey lying between a point situate 250 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as Lake Street and
a point situate 80 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the roadway
known as Cruickshank Street.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 70 in the Village of Shallow Lake in the County
of Grey lying between a point situate 250 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as Spencer Street
and a point situate 150 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line of the roadway
known as Joynt Street. O. Reg. 324/73, s. 5, part.
Schedule 36
HIGHWAY No. 108
1.
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 108 in the Town of Elliot Lake in the Territorial
District of Algoma beginning at a point situate 1450
feet measured southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known as Dunlop Lake
Road and extending southerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 1600 feet, more or less. O. Reg. 324/73, s. 5,
part.
Schedule 37
HIGHWAY No. 59
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 59 in that part of the Township of Norwich in the
County of Oxford that, on the 31st day of December,
1974, was the Township of North Norwich beginning
at a point situate at its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between concessions 5 and 6 and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of 3365
feet, more or less.
2 . On the south side of the King's Highway known as
No. 59 in the Township of Norfolk in The Regional
Municipality of Haldimand-Norfolk beginning at a
point situate 110 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the roadway known
as Woodstock Parkway and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 200 metres. O. Reg. 493/73,
s. 4; O. Reg. 672/79, s. 2.
Schedule 38
HIGHWAY No. 12
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 and 12 in that part of the Township of Brock in
The Regional Municipality of Durham that, on the
31st day of December, 1973, was the Township of
Brock in the County of Ontario beginning at a point
situate 1250 feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 7 and 8 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 750 feet, more or less.
2 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 12
in the Town of Whitby in The Regional Municipality of
Durham beginning at a point situate 400 metres meas-
ured northerly from its intersection with the roadway
known as Regional Road No. 4 (Taunton Road) and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of 400
metres. O. Reg. 414/74, s. 3, part; O. Reg. 542/80,
s. 1.
628
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 477
Schedule 39
HIGHWAY No. 108
1. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 108 in the Town of
EUiot Lake in the Territorial District of Algoma
beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the roadway known as
Hillside Drive South and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 500 feet, more or
less. O. Reg. 414/74, s. 3, />art.
.'id'
Schedule 40
NORTH SERVICE ROAD OF
THE QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
1. That part of the King's Highway known as the
North Service Road of the Queen Elizabeth Way
in that part of the Town of Lincoln in The Regional
Municipahty of Niagara, that on the 31st day of
December, 1969, was the Township of Louth in the
County of Lincoln beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots 18 and 19 in
Concession 1 and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 1600 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as the
North Service Road of the Queen Elizabeth Way
in that part of the Town of Lincoln in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara, that on the 31st day of
December, 1969, was the Township of Louth in the
County of Lincoln beginning at a point situate 400
feet measured easterly from its intersection with
the line between lots 9 and 10 in Concession 1 and
extending westerly therealong for a distance of
1300 feet, more or less. O. Reg. 432/74, s. 3.
Schedule 41
HIGHWAY No. 64
1. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 64 in the Township of Field
in the Territorial District of Nipissing beginning at a
point situate 50 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 575 in the
hamlet of Field and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 1750 feet.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 64 in the locality of Noelville in the municipal
Township of Cosby, Mason and Martland in the
Territorial District of Sudbury beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the easterly limit
of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 535 and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 100 feet. O. Reg. 709/74. s. 3; O. Reg.
198/75, s. 5; O. Reg. 467/75, s. 7.
Schedule 42
HIGHWAY No. 518
1. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 518 in the Township of
McMurrich in the Territorial District of Parry
Sound beginning at a point situate 1,100 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection with the line
between lots 14 and 15 in Concession 11 and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a distance of 1500
feet, more or less. O. Reg. 709/74, s. 3, part.
Schedule 43
HIGHWAY No. 556
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
556 in the Township of Aweres in the Territorial
District of Algoma beginning at a point situate 300
feet measured southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 552 and extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 2700 feet, more or less. O. Reg. 709/74,
s. 3, part.
Schedule 44
HIGHWAY No. 540B
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
540B (Main Street) in the Town of Gore Bay in
the Territorial District of Manitoulin beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Meredith Street and
extending westerly therealong for a distance of 30
feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
540B (Meredith Street) in the Town of Gore Bay in
the Territorial District of Manitoulin beginning at
a point situate at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Main Street and ex-
tending southerly therealong for a distance of 30
feet, more or less. O. Reg. 709/74, s. 3, part.
Schedule 45
HIGHWAY No. 25
1. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 25 in the Village of Grand
Valley in the County of Dufferin beginning at a
point situate 50 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the roadway
known as Spruyt Street and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 100 feet.
2. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 25 in the Village of Grand
Valley in the County of Dufferin beginning at a
point situate 50 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the roadway
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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known as Webb Street and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 100 feet.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 25 in the Village of Grand Valley in the County
of Dufferin beginning at a point situate 50 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as Amaranth
Street and extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 100 feet.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
25 in the Village of Grand Valley in the County of
Dufferin beginning at a point situate 50 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Mill Street and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 100 feet.
5. That part ofthe King's Highway known as No. 25
in the Town of Halton Hills in The Regional Munici-
l)ality of Halton lying between a point situate 60 metres
measured southerh from its intersection with the line
between lots 7 and 8 in concessions 2 and 3 and a \Ktmi
situate 180 metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 8 and 9 in concessions
2 and 3.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as Xo. 25
in the Town of Milton in The Regional Municipality of
Halton l>ing between a point situate 400 metres meas-
ured northerlx from its intersection with the centre line
of the Kings Highway known as Xo. 401 and a point
situate at its intersection with the southerly limit of the
roadway kno^vn as Halton Regional Road Xo. 9.
O. Reg. 198/75. s. 6. part: O. Reg. 255/79, s. 2.
Schedule 46
HIGHWAY No. 55
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 55 in the Town of Niagara-on-the-Lake in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara beginning at a
point situate 300 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the roadway known as Regional
Road No. 100 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 600 feet. O. Reg. 198 /75. s. 6, part.
Schedule 47
HIGHWAY No. 86
1. That part of the King's Highwa> known as
No. 86 beginning at a point situate 100 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between lots 21 and 22 in the
Township of Wellesley in The Regional Municipality
of Waterloo and extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 86 lung between a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between lots 15 and
16 in Concession 1 in the Township of Peel in the
County of Wellington and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet. O. Reg. 198/75,
s. 6, part; O. Reg. 542/80, s. 3.
Schedule 48
HIGHWAY No. 22
1. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 22 in the Township of
London in the County of Middlesex beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 18 and 19 in Concession 5 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 200 feet.
2. On the north side of the King's Highway
known as No. 22 in the Township of Adelaide and
the Township of Lobo in the County of Middlesex
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with
the east edge of the roadway known as the
Adelaide-Lobo Townline and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 630 feet. O. Reg.
198/75, s. 6. part: O. Reg. 52/77, s. 1 (2).
Schedule 49
HIGHWAY No. 101
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 101 in the locality of South Porcupine in Ward
2 in the City of Timmins in the Territorial District
of Cochrane lying between a point situate 50 feet
measured easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known as Crawford
Street and a point situate 50 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Legion Drive.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
Xo. 101 in the City of Timmins in the Territorial Dis-
trict of Cochrane lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limits of the bridge over
the Mattagami River and a point situate 220 feet
measured westerly from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the roadway known as Joseph Street.
O. Reg. 198/75, s. 6, part; O. Reg. 992/76, s. 1 (2).
Schedule 50
HIGHWAY No. 620
1. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 620 in the Township of
Wollaston in the County of Hastings beginning at a
point situate 700 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance in Lot 16 in Concession 9 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 125 feet.
O. Reg. 19S 175, s. 6, part.
Schedule 51
HIGHWAY No. 535
1. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 535 in the locality of Noel-
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ville in the municipal Township of Cosby, Mason
and Martland in the Territorial District of Sudbury
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of the roadway known as Notre
Dame Street and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 100 feet.
2. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 535 in the locality of Noel-
ville in the municipal Township of Cosby, Mason
and Martland in the Territorial District of Sudbury
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of that part of the King's High-
way known as No. 64 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 100 feet. O. Reg.
467/75, s. 8, part.
Schedule 52
HIGHWAY No. 35
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 3200 feet.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions 3
and 4 and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate 500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Station Street and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2000 feet.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
f)oint situate 300 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 5 and 6 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 700 feet.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate 300 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the road allowance between con-
cessions 6 and 7 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 600 feet.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate 1200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 7 and 8 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of 1100 feet.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions 8
and 9 and extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1100 feet.
8. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 35 and 115 in the Town of
Newcastle in The Regional Municipality of Dur-
ham beginning at a point situate 985 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between Con-
cessions 6 and 7 and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 28 metres. 0. Reg. 467/75,
s. 8,/)aW;0. Reg. 824/77, s. 2.
Schedule 53
HIGHWAY No. 115
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 1 15 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 3200 feet.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 1 15 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions 3
and 4 and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet.
3. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate 500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Station Street and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2000 feet.
4. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate 300 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 5 and 6 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of 700 feet.
5. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate 300 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the road allowance between con-
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
631
cessions 6 and 7 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 600 feet.
6. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 1 15 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municif>ality of Durham beginning at a
point situate 1200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 7 and 8 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of 1100
feet.
7. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 35 and 115 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions 8
and 9 and extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1100 feet.
8. On the east side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 35 and 115 in the Town of
Newcastle in The Regional Municipality of Dur-
ham beginning at a point situate 985 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between concessions
6 and 7 and extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 28 metres. O. Reg. 467/75, s. 8. part:
O. Reg. 824/77, s. 2.
Schedule 54
HIGHWAY No. 103
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 103 in the Township of Tay in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate 400 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between lots 15
and 16 and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1200 feet. O. Reg. 467/75. s. 8. part.
Schedule 55
HIGHWAY No. 40
1. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 40 in the Township of
Sombra in the County of Lambton beginning at a
point situate 550 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line with the road
allowance between concessions 5 and 6 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 800 feet.
O. Reg. 398/76, s. 8. part.
Schedule 56
HIGHWAY No. 53
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 53 in the Town of Ancaster in The Regional
Municipahty of Hamilton- Wentworth beginning at
a point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 2 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1100 feet. O. Reg.
398/76, s. 8, part.
Schedule 57
HKJHW.W .No. 553
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 553 in Section 25 in the Town of Massey, formerly
in the Township of Salter, in the Territorial District of
Sudbury beginning at a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 and extending northerly
therealong to a jwint situate on the line between the
N.E. '4 Section 25 and S.E. '4 Section 24. O. Reg.
910/76, s. 5.
Schedule .58
HKiHW.A^ No. 529
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
Xo. 529 in the Township of Harrison in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound beginning at a point situate
300 feet west of the centre of the roadwa\ known as
Sturgeon Bay Provincial Park entrance and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 500 feet. O. Reg.
992/76, s. 1 (3), part.
Schedule 59
HIGHW.A'^ .No. 644
1. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 644 in the Township of Harri-
son in the Territorial District of Parn. Sound lying
between a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway known as No. 69
and a point situate at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the Canadian Pacific Railway Right of Way.
2. On the north side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 644 in the Township of Harri-
son in the Territorial District of Parr> Sound begin-
ning at a point situate 1215 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 69 and extending west-
erly therealong to the end of the said King's Highway.
3. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 644 in the Township of
Harrison in the Territorial District of Parry Sound
beginning at a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway known as No. 69
and extending westerly therealong for a distance of 925
feet.
4. On the south side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 644 in the Township of
Harrison in the Territorial District of Parry Sound
beginning at a point situate 1305 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the w^esterly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 69 and extending west-
erly therealong to the end of the said King's High-
way. O. Reg. 992/76, s. 1 (3), part.
Schedule 60
HIGHWAY No. 527
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 527 in the Township of Shuniah in the Terri-
torial District of Thunder Bay lying between a point
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situate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway No. 11 and 17 Thunder
Bay Expressway and a point situate 300 feet
measured northerly from its intersection with the
entrance to the Spruce River Patrol Yard. O. Reg.
52/77, s. 1 (3).
Schedule 61
HIGHWAY No. IIB
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. UB in the City of Orillia in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate 816 metres
measured easterly from its intersection with the
road allowance between concessions 2 and 3 in the
Township of Orillia and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 245 metres. O. Reg. 637/78,
s. 3.
Schedule 62
HIGHWAY No. 50
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
50 in that part of the Town of Caledon in The Regional
Municipality of Peel that, on the 31st day of
December, 1973, was the Township of Albion in the
County of Peel beginning at a point situate 200 metres
measured northerly from its intersection with the line
between lots 27 and 28 in Concession 6 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 400 metres.
O. Reg. 191/79, s. 6.
Schedule 63
HIGHWAY No. 522
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
522 in the geographic Township of Mowatt in the Ter-
ritorial District of Parry Sound beginning at a point
situate 290 metres measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway known as
Grundy Lake Provincial Park entrance and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 600 metres.
Schedule 64
OLD HIGHWAY No. 7
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as Old
Highway No. 7 in the Township of Goulbourn in The
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Regional Road 5 and a
point situate at its intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Regional Road 5A. O. Reg. 453/
79, s. 1.
Schedule 65
HIGHWAY No. 38
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 38
in the Township of Kingston in the County of Fron-
tenac beginning at a point situate at its intersection with
a roadway known as 4th Concession Road and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance of 820 metres.
O. Reg. 786/79, s. 1.
Schedule 66
HIGHWAY No. 2
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 7 7
in the Township of Mersea in the County of Essex
beginning at a point situate 253 metres measured south-
erly from its intersection with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 5 and 6 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 920 metres.
O. Reg. 670/80, s. 2.
Schedule 67
HIGHWAY No. 27
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No. 2 7
in the Borough of Etobicoke in The Municipality of
Metropolitan Toronto lying between a point situate 100
metres measured southerly from its intersection with
the roadway known as Rexdale Boulevard and a point
situate southerly at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the structure over the Canadian National Rail-
way. O. Reg. 772/80, s. 1.
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Column 1
Highway
APPENDIX B
Schedule 1
HIGHWAY No. 70
Column 2
Limits
Column 3 Column 4
Period Maximum Period
1 . Highway No. 70 in the Village
of Shallow Lake in the County
of Grey
2. Highway No. 70 in the Village
of Shallow Lake in the County
of Grey
Highway No. 70 in the Village
of Shallow Lake in the County
of Grey
Beginning at a point situate 250 Anytime
feet measured westerh- from its
intersection with the centre line
of Lake Street and extending
easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 1100 feet
Between a point situate 80 feet Anytime
measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as
Cruickshank Street and a point
situate 250 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway
known as Spencer Street
Beginning at a point situate 150 Anytime
feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as John
Street and extending westerly
for a distance of 600 feet
2 hours
2 hours
2 hours
O. Reg. 518/75, s. 7, part.
Column 1
Highway
Schedule 2
HIGHWAY No. 11
Column 2
Limits
Column 3 Column 4
Period Maximum Period
1 . Highway No. 1 1 in the Village
of Burk's Falls in the Terri-
torial District of Parry Sound
2. Highway Xo. 11 in the Town
of Markham and the Town of
Vaughan in The Regional
Municipality of York
Between its intersection with
the roadway known as Queen
Street and the southerly abut-
ment of the bridge over the
Magnetawan River
Between a point situate 15
metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway
known as Steeles Avenue and
the southerly limits of the
roadway known as Clark
Avenue
8:00 a.m. and
6:00 p.m.
Mondays to
Saturdays
inclusive
From 7.00a.m. to
9.00 a.m. and
4.00 p.m. to 6.00
p.m. Monday
through Friday
inclusive
1 hour
No Parking
O. Reg. 518/75, s. 7, part; O. Reg. 909/75, s. 3; O. Reg. 670/80, s. 3.
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Column 1
Highway
Schedule 3
HIGHWAY No. 25
Column 2
Limits
Column 3 Column 4
Period Maximum Period
1 . Highway No. 25 in the Village
of Grand Valley in the County
of Dufferin
Between a point situate SO feet
measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as
Amaranth Street and a point
situate 50 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway
known as Mill Street
Anytime
1 hour
O. Reg. 518/75, s. 7, part.
Schedule 4
HIGHWAY No. 17
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Highway
Limits
Period
Maximum Period
1. North side of Highway No.
Beginning at a point situate 200
From
No parking
17 in the Town of Massey in
feet westerly from its inter-
8.00 P.M. to
the Territorial District of
section with the westerly limit
8.00 A.M.
Sudbury.
of Highway No. 553 and
Sunday
extending westerly therealong
through
:-, •,, ■ ;' t V
for a distance of 650 feet
Saturday
inclusive
O. Reg. 285/77, s. 1.
Reg. 477
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Column 1
Highway
Schedule 5
HKJHWAY No. 2
Column 2
Limits
Column 3
Period
Column 4
Maximum Period
Highway No. 2 in the Town-
ship of Edwardsburgh in the
County of Grenville
Highway No. 2 in the Town-
ship of Edwardsburgh in the
County of Grenville
Beginning at a point situate 2 15
metres measured westerly from
its intersection with the line
between lots 21 and 11 in Con-
cession 1 and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of
50 metres
Beginning at a point situate 215
metres measured westerly from
its intersection with the line
between lots 11 and 23 in Con-
cession 1 and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of
50 metres
From 9.00 a.m.
to 9.00 p.m.
Monday
through
Sunday
inclusive
From 9.00 p.m.
to 9.00 a.m.
Monday
through
Sunday
inclusive
30 minutes
No parking at
anytime
O. Reg. 125/78, s. 5.
Column 1
Highway
Schedule 6
HKJUW.AY .No. 8
Column 2
Limits
Column 3 Column 4
Period .Maximum Period
Highway No. 8 in the Town-
ship of Downie in the County
of Perth
Beginning at a point situate 400
metres measured westerl> from
its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as
Perth Road 19 and extending
westerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 150 metres
From
8:00 p.m.
to 6 a.m.
No Parking
O. Reg. 334 78. s. 3.
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H\ -'.i ''^i
•tiip^ I
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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REGULATION 478
under the Highway Traffic Act
PORTABLE LANE CONTROL SIGNAL
SYSTEMS
1, Every portable lane control signal system shall
consist of at least one set of green, amber and red
signal-lights for each direction from which traffic to be
controlled by the system approaches. O. Reg. 809/79,
s. 1.
2. — (1) Each set of signal-Ughts in a portable lane
control signal system shall be arranged vertically in the
following order, commencing at the bottom: green,
amber and red.
50 cm
(2) A portable lane control signal system shall not be
operated in such a manner as to show the green and
amber signal-lights illuminated simultaneously.
(3) Each lamp and each lens in a signal-light shall be
maintained in such a manner that the signal-hght, when
muminated, is clearly \-isible to approaching traffic at a
distance of at least 100 metres.
(4) Each signal-light lens shall be at least twenty
centimetres in diameter and the signal head containing
the set of signal-lights shall be mounted on a yellow
backboard not less than 100 centimetres in height and
not less than fifty centimetres in width, as illustrated in
the following figure:
20cm LENS
SIGNAL
BACKBOARD
SIGNAL
HEAD
SI GNAL BACKBOARD
TO BE YELLOW IN
COLOUR
A PORTABLE LANE CONTROL SIGNAL
O. Reg. 809/79, s. 2.
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3. — (1) Each set of signal-lights in a portable lane
control signal system shall be placed to the right of,
facing and clearly visible to approaching traffic.
(2) The bottom edge of the backboard of each set of
signal-lights shall be not less than 2.75 metres above the
level of the roadway.
(3) A portable lane control signal system shall not be
located at an intersection or pedestrian crossover.
(4) A portable lane control signal system shall not be
located in any place or manner so as to conflict with any
signal-light traffic control system. O. Reg. 809/79,
s. 3.
4. — (1) Three signs described in subsection (2) and
having retro-reflective backgrounds shall be erected for
each direction from which traffic to be controlled by the
portable lane control signal system approaches.
(2) The signs shall be erected in front of a set of
signal-lights to the right of, facing and clearly visible to,
approaching traffic and shall be arranged in the fol-
lowing sequence, commencing farthest from the port-
able lane control signal system:
1. A DO NOT PASS sign, as prescribed in Regula-
tion 486 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980.
2. A warning sign with an orange background
indicating that a set of signal-lights is ahead.
3. A sign indicating the location at which a
driver approaching a set of signal-lights is to
bring his vehicle to a stop,
as illustrated in the following diagram:
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S(6NALS AHEAD
WARNING SI6N
CONTROL SIGNAL
SIGN LAYOUT REQUIRED
FOR PORTABLE LANE
CONTROL SIGNAL SYSTEM
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641
REGULATION 479
under the Highway Traffic Act
RECIPROCAL SUSPENSION OF LICENCES
1. The provisions of subsection 172 (1) of the Act
extend and apply to judgments rendered and become
final against residents of Ontario by any court of com-
petent jurisdiction in the following provinces:
1. Alberta
2. British Columbia
3. Manitoba
4. New Brunswick
5. Newfoundland
6. Nova Scotia
7. Prince Edward Island
8. Quebec
9. Saskatchewan
1. Alabama
2. Arizona
3. Arkansas
4. Colorado
2. The provisions of subsection 172 (1) of the Act
extend and apply to judgments rendered and become
final against residents of Ontario by any court of com-
petent jurisdiction in the following states:
5. Connecticut
6. Delaware
7. Idaho
8. Illinois
9. Indiana
10. Iowa
11. Kansas
12. Kentucky
13. Louisiana
14. Maryland
15. Michigan
16. Minnesota
17. Mississippi
18. Missouri
19. Montana
20. Nebraska
21. New Hampshire
22. New Jersey
23. New Mexico
24. New York
25. North Carolina
26. North Dakota
27. Ohio
28. Oklahoma
29. Oregon
30. Pennsylvania
31. Rhode Island
32. South Carolina
33. Tennessee
34. Texas
35. Utah
36. Virginia
37. Washington
38. West Virginia
39. Wisconsin
40. Wyoming
41. District of Columbia
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 422, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 17/71, s. 1.
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643
REGULATION 480
under the Highway Traffic Act
RESTRICTED USE OF LEFT LANES BY COMMERCIAL MOTOR VEHICLES
1. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall (2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a commercial
operate a commercial motor vehicle or any com- motor vehicle engaged in maintenance or con-
bination of a commercial motor vehicle and a towed struction or where an emergency requires the use
vehicle that exceeds 6.5 metres in length, except of the left lane by a commercial motor vehicle.
a bus, an ambulance or a fire apparatus, in the O. Reg. 147/73, s. 1 (2).
left lane of those portions of the King's Highway
described in the Schedules. O. Reg. 38/77, s. I;
O.Reg. 617/77, s.l.
2. — (1) A sign indicating that commercial motor vehicles are prohibited in the left lane of a highway
shall be in the form and dimensions prescribed and illustrated in the following Figure:
WHITE REFLECTORIZED BACKGROUND.
RED REFLECTORIZED ANNULAR BAND.
RED REFLECTORIZED INTERDICTORY STROKE.
BLACK TRUCK SYMBOL, LEGEND, ARROW ft BORDER.
(90 X I50)cm
O. Reg. 617/77, s. 2.
(2) The sign referred to in subsection (1) shall be erected directly above the left lane on those portions
of the King's Highway described in the Schedules. O. Reg. 340/74, s. 1.
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Schedule 1
HIGHWAY No. 401
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
401 lying between a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Regional Road No. 33 in the
City of Oshawa in The Regional Municipality of
Durham and a point situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Regional Road No. 3 in the Town of
Halton Hills in The Regional Municipality of Hal-
ton. O. Reg. 182/80, s. 1.
Schedule 2 ^,,.
HIGHWAY No. 400
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 400 lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the King's Highway known as No. 401
in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and a
point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Township of
Vespra in the County of Simcoe. O. Reg. 147/73,
Sched. 2.
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HIGHWAY No. 403
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 403 lyiifg between a point situate at its inter-
section with the King's Highway known as the
Queen Elizabeth Way in the Town of Burlington
in the County of Halton and a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as Mohawk
Road in that part of The Regional Municipality of
Hamilton- Wentworth that, on the 31st day of
December, 1973, was the Township of Ancaster in the
County of Wentworth. O. Reg. 147/73, Sched. 3.
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Schedule 4
QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the roadway known
as Grand Avenue in The Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto and a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 403 in the
Town of Burlington in the County of Halton.
2. Northbound on that part of the King's High-
way known as the Queen Elizabeth Way Ijnng
between a point situate 800 metres measured south-
erly from its intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Beach Boulevard in the
City of Hamilton in The Regional Municipality of
Hamilton-Wentworth and a point situate 600 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 2 in the City of
Burlington in The Regional Municipality of Halton.
3. Southbound on that part of the King's High-
way known as the Queen Elizabeth Way lying
between a point situate 270 metres measured north-
erly from its intersection with the northerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No. 2 in the
City of Burlington in The Regional Municipality
of Halton and a point situate 500 metres measured
southerly from the southerly abutment of the
Burlington Bay Skyway Bridge in the City of
Hamilton in The Regional Municipahty of Hamilton-
Wentworth. O. Reg. 147/73, Sched. 4; O. Reg.
674/78,5. 1.
Schedule 5
^ HIGHWAY No. 427
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 427 in the Borough of Etobicoke in The
Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as the Queen Elizabeth Way and a
point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 401. O. Reg. 340/74, s. 3.
Schedule 6
V^ HIGHWAY No. 409
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 409 in the Borough of Etobicoke in The Muni-
cipality of Metropolitan Toronto lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 401 and a point situate
at its intersection with the roadway known as
Carlingview Drive. O. Reg. 989/78, s. 2.
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REGULATION 481
under the Highway Traffic Act
RESTRICTED USE OF THE KING'S
fflGHWAY
1. — (1) No person shall operate or ride,
(a) a farm tractor;
(b) a self-propelled implement of husbandry;
(c) a motor vehicle designed as a farm implement
for drawing ploughs, mowing machines and
other implements of husbandry and used for
hauling a load;
(d) a horse; or
(e) a vehicle drawn by a horse,
on those parts of the King's Highway described in the
Schedule.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to,
(a) a person who resides on lands adjoining the
King's Highway to which lands there is no
other means of access by highway while such
person is engaged in gaining access to or egress
from such lands if in gaining such access or
egress the person proceeds by the shortest
route over such King's Highway to the lands;
or
{b) a vehicle used for the maintenance of the
highway. O. Reg. 558/79, s. 1.
2. Where the highway is referred to in the Schedule
by a number or name, the reference is to that part of the
King's Highway that is known thereby. O. Reg.
558/79, s. 2.
Schedule
All of the King's Highway known as No.
O. Reg. 558/79, Sched. 1.
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REGULATION 482
under the Highway Traffic Act
SAFETY HELMETS
1. A helmet worn by a f)erson,
(a) riding on or operating a motorcycle; or
(b) operating a motor assisted bicycle,
on a highway shall,
(c) have a hard, smooth outer shell Uned with
protective padding material, or fitted with
other energy absorbing material and shall
be strongly attached to a strap designed
to be fastened under the chin of the
wearer; and
{d) be undamaged from use or misuse.
909/76, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 672/78, s. 1.
O. Reg.
2. The helmet referred to in section 1 shall
conform to the requirements of the,
(a) Canadian Standards Association Standard
D230 Safety Helmets for Motorcycle Riders
and shall bear the monogram of the
Canadian Standards Association Testing
Laboratories;
(b) Snell Memorial Foundation and shall have
affixed thereto the certificate of the Snell
Memorial Foundation ;
(c) British Standards Institute and shall have
affixed thereto the certificate of the British
Standards Institute; or
(d) United States of America Federal Motor
Vehicle Safety Standard 218 and shall have
permanently and legibly labelled thereon,
(i) the manufacturer's name or identifi-
cation,
(ii) the precise model designation,
(iii) the size, and
(iv) the month and year of manufacture,
in such a manner that the label or labels
can be easily read without removing the
padding or any other permanent part, and
(v) the symbol DOT constituting the
manufacturer's certification of com-
pliance to the standard which shall
appear on the outer surface, in a
colour that contrasts with the back-
ground, in letters at least 9.5 milli-
metres high, centred laterally
approximately 32 millimetres from
the bottom edge of the posterior
portion of the helmet. O. Reg. 410/71,
s. 1; O. Reg. 677/74, s. 1; O. Reg.
672/78, s. 2.
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649
REGULATION 483
under the Highway Traffic Act
SAFETY INSPECTIONS (!) that is at least thirty years old,
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "brake inspection sticker" means the vehicle
insi>ection sticker evidencing compliance with
the inspection requirements and performance
standards set out in Schedule 2;
(b) "bus" means a motor vehicle designed for car-
rying ten or more passengers, used for the
transportation of persons, and,
(i) operated by or under contract with a
municipal or other transit authority, or
(ii) licensed as a pubUc vehicle under the
Public Vehicles Act, or
(iii) designed with dual rear wheels or tan-
dem rear axles, unless the motor vehi-
cle is fitted with a tryck or delivery
body,
but does not include,
(iv) a motorized home or other motor vehi-
cle designed and equipped as living
accommodation, or
(v) a motor vehicle for which a permit is
not required under section 7 of the
Act;
(c) "bus safety inspection sticker" means the
vehicle inspection sticker evidencing com-
pliance with the inspection requirements £Uid
performance standards set out in Schedule 1;
(d) "compensation" includes any rate, remunera-
tion, reimbursement or reward of any kind
paid, payable, or promised, or received or
demanded, directly or indirectly;
(e) "dump vehicle" means a commercial motor
vehicle used for the transportation and
dumping or spreading of sand, gravel, earth,
crushed or uncut rock, slag, rubble, salt, cal-
cium chloride, snow, ice or any mixture there-
of, asphalt mixes or scrap metal;
(/) "dump vehicle inspection sticker" means the
vehicle inspection sticker evidencing com-
pliance with the inspection requirements and
performance standards set out in Schedules 1
and 3;
(g) "historic vehicle" means a motor vehicle.
(ii) that is operated on a highway for the
purpose of exhibition, tours or similar
functions organized by a properly con-
stituted automobile club, or for pur-
poses of parades, repair, testing or
demonstrations for sale, and
(iii) that is substantially unchanged or
unmodified from the original manu-
facturer's product;
(A) "Ucence" means a licence issued under sec-
tion 75 of the Act;
(i) "licensee" means a person who is a holder of a
motor vehicle inspection station Ucence issued
under the Act;
(J ) "school purposes vehicle" means,
(i) a station wagon, van or bus, operated
by or under contract with a school
board or other authority in charge of a
school, or
(ii) a school bus as defined in subsection
151 (1) of the Act;
(k) "school purposes vehicle safety insi)ection
sticker" means the vehicle inspection sticker
evidencing compliance with the inspection
requirements and performance standards set
out in Schedules 1 and 4; and
(/) "wheelchair vehicle" means a motor vehicle
that is used for the transportation for compen-
sation of persons in wheelchairs. O. Reg.
326/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 73/80, s. 1.
Part I
SAFETY STANDARDS CERTIFICATE
2. A safety standards certificate shall not be issued in
respect of a motor vehicle, other than an historic vehicle
or a motorcycle, unless the vehicle has been inspected in
accordance with the inspection requirements and is
found to comply with the performance standards set out
in Schedules 1 and 2. O. Reg. 326/79, s. 2.
3. A safety standards certificate shall not be issued in
respect of an historic vehicle unless the vehicle has been
inspected in accordance with the inspection require-
ments and is found to comply with the performance
standards set out in Schedule 5. O. Reg. 326/79, s. 3.
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4. A safety standards certificate shall not be issued in
respect of a motorcycle unless the motorcycle has been
inspected in accordance with the inspection require-
ments and is found to comply with the performance
standards set out in Schedule 6. O. Reg. 326/79, s. 4.
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VEHICLE INSPECTION STICKER
Dump Vehicles
5. — (1) A dump vehicle is prescribed as a type or
class of vehicle to which section 68 of the Act applies.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to an unladen
dump vehicle or to a dump vehicle for which a permit
has been issued under the Act authorizing a gross
weight of 5500 kilograms or less.
(3) A dump vehicle shall be inspected in accordance
with the inspection requirements set out in Schedules 1
and 3. ....
(4) Where a dump vehicle has been inspected in
accordance with the inspection requirements and is
found to comply with the performance standards set out
in Schedules 1 and 3, the licensee of the station, a person
authorized in writing by the licensee or the motor vehi-
cle inspection mechanic who inspected the dump vehi-
cle shall forthwith,
(a) on the reverse side of the dump vehicle
inspection sticker indicate,
(i) the licence number of the motor vehi-
cle inspection station.
(ii) the date of the inspection, and
(iii) the current number plate issued by the
Ministry for the dump vehicle
inspected;
(b) remove any dump vehicle inspection sticker
relating to a previous inspection and affix the
current dump vehicle inspection sticker to the
inner surface of the windshield of the dump
vehicle and as close as practicable to the top
centre of the windshield; and
(c) ensure that every dump vehicle inspection
sticker affixed by him bearing an inspection
date occurring,
(i) after the 3 1st day of March and prior to
the 1st day of September bears the
expiry date of the 31st day of
December next following, or
(ii) after the 3 1st day of August and prior
to the 1st day of April bears the expiry
date of the 31st day of May next fol-
lowing.
(5) A dump vehicle inspection sticker is valid until
the expiry date shown on the back thereof.
(6) Every dump vehicle that, upon sale or transfer,
is issued with a safety standards certificate in accord-
ance with section 2 shall be deemed to have met the
inspection requirements and performance standards
prescribed by this Regulation and the licensee, a per-
son authorized in writing by the licensee or the motor
vehicle inspection mechanic who inspected the dump
vehicle shall affix to it a dump vehicle inspection
sticker in the manner prescribed by subsection (4)
at the time of issuing the safety standards certificate.
O. Reg. 326/79, s. 5.
School Purposes Vehicles
6. — (1) A school purposes vehicle while being used
for the transportation of,
(a) six or more children between their residences
and their schools; or
(b) mentally retarded adults between their resi-
dences and their training centres,
is prescribed as a type or class of vehicle to which
section 68 of the Act applies. O. Reg. 73/80, s. 2.
(2) A school purposes vehicle shall be inspected in
accordance with the inspection requirements set out in
Schedules 1, 2 and 4.
(3) Where a school purposes vehicle has been
inspected in accordance with the inspection require-
ments and is found to comply with the performance
standards set out in Schedules 1 and 4, in respect of a
school purposes vehicle safety inspection, or Schedule
2, in respect of a brake inspection, as the case may be,
the licensee of the station, a person authorized in writ-
ing by the licensee or the motor vehicle inspection
mechanic who inspected the school purposes vehicle
shall forthwith,
(a) on the front side of the brake inspection stick-
er indicate, in the required manner, the month
and year of inspection;
(b) on the front side of the school purposes vehicle
safety inspection sticker indicate, in the
required manner, the type or class of vehicle,
the month and year of inspection;
(c) on the reverse side of the brake inspection
sticker or school purposes vehicle safety
inspection sticker, as the case may be, indicate
in the required manner,
(i) the licence number of the motor vehi-
cle inspection station,
,M'^it\ (ii) the date of the inspection, and
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651
(iii) the current number plate issued by the
Ministr>' for the vehicle inspected; and
(d) remove any sticker relating to a previous
similar inspection and affix the current sticker
to the inner surface of,
(i) the windshield, as close as practicable
to the lower right-hand comer and as
close as practicable to the right-hand
side of the vehicle, or
(ii) a fixed side window within sixt>' cen-
timetres of the right forward
windshield frame and as close as prac-
ticable to the lower edge but in no case
lower than the lowest edge of the
windshield.
(4) A brake inspection sticker issued under this sec-
tion is valid until and including the last day of the
twelfth month after the month indicated on the sticker.
(5) A school purposes vehicle safety inspection stick-
er issued under this section is valid until and including
the last day of the sixth month after the month indicated
on the sticker.
(6) Every motor vehicle that, upon sale or transfer, is
issued with a safety standards certificate in accordance
with section 2 and that, within thirty days of the date
of issue of the safety standards certificate is inspected
in accordance with the inspection requirements and
found to comply with the performance standards set
out in Schedule 4, thereby complies with the inspec-
tion requirements and performance standards pre-
scribed by this Regulation and the licensee, a person
authorized in writing by the licensee or the motor
vehicle inspection mechanic who inspected the vehicle
shall affix to it a brake inspection sticker and a school
purposes vehicle safety inspection sticker in the man-
ner prescribed by subsection (3). O. Reg. 326/79, s. 6
(2-6).
Buses, Wheelchair Vehicles
7. — (1) A bus is prescribed as a t>pe or class of
vehicle to which section 68 of the Act applies.
(2) A wheelchair vehicle is prescribed as a type or
class of vehicle to which section 68 of the Act applies.
(3) Subsections (1) and (2) do not apply to a bus or a
wheelchair vehicle that is not carrying passengers.
(4) A bus and a wheelchair vehicle shall be inspected
in accordance with the inspection requirements set out
in Schedules 1 £md 2.
(5) The safety inspection sticker that shall be affixed
to a wheelchair vehicle evidencing compliance with the
inspection requirements and performance standards set
out in Schedule 1 is the bus safety inspection sticker.
(6) Where a bus or a wheelch£iir vehicle has been
inspected in accordance with the inspection require-
ments and is found to comply with the performance
standards set out in Schedule 1 or 2 , as the case may be,
the hcensee of the station, a person authorized in writ-
ing by the Ucensee or the motor vehicle inspection
mechanic who inspected the bus or wheelchair vehicle
shall forthwith,
(a) on the front side of the brake inspection stick-
er indicate, in the required manner, the month
and year of inspection;
(fr) on the front side of the bus safety inspection
sticker indicate, in the required manner, the
type or class of vehicle, the month and year of
inspection;
(c) on the reverse side of the brake inspection
sticker or bus safety inspection sticker, as the
case maybe, indicate, in the required manner,
(i) the licence number of the motor vehi-
cle inspection station,
(ii) the date of the inspection, and
(iii) the current number plate issued by the
Ministry for the vehicle inspected; and
(rf) remove any sticker relating to a previous
similar inspection and affix the current sticker
to the inner surface of,
(i) the windshield, as close as practicable
to the lower right-hand corner and as
close as practicable to the right-hand
side of the vehicle, or
(ii) a fixed side window within sixty cen-
timetres of the right forward
windshield frame and as close as prac-
ticable to the lower edge but in no case
lower than the lowest edge of the
windshield.
(7) A brake inspection sticker issued under this sec-
tion is valid until and including the last day of the
twelfth month after the month indicated on the sticker.
(8) A bus safety insj>ection sticker issued under this
section is valid until and including the Ijist day of the
sixth month after the month indicated on the sticker.
(9) Every bus or wheelchair vehicle that, upon sale
or transfer, is issued with a safety standards certificate
in accordance with section 2 thereby complies with the
inspection requirements and performance standards
prescribed by this Regulation and the licensee, a per-
son authorized in writing by the licensee or the motor
vehicle inspection mechanic who inspected the vehicle
shall affix to it a brake inspection sticker and a bus
safety inspection sticker in the manner prescribed in
subsection (6) at the time of issuing the safety
standards certificate. O. Reg. 326/79, s. 7.
8. A bus or a wheelchair vehicle that, having been
inspected in accordance with the inspection require-
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ments and found to comply with the performance stan-
dards set out in Schedules 1 and 4, displays a valid and
subsisting school purposes vehicle safety inspection
sticker is not required to undergo a further Schedule 1
inspection or to display a bus safety inspection sticker
until the expiry of the school purposes vehicle safety
inspection sticker. O. Reg. 326/79, s. 8.
9. — (1) Where a vehicle inspection sticker is dam-
aged or destroyed during its period of validity, a
replacement sticker shall be issued and affixed by the
station that issued the sticker or by the Ministry indi-
cating,
(a) on the front side of the sticker, the month and
year of inspection;
(b) on the reverse side of the sticker,
(i) the licence number of the motor vehi-
cle inspection station,
(ii) the date of the inspection, and
(iii) the current number plate issued by the
Ministry for the vehicle inspected; and
(c) in the case of a safety inspection sticker, the
type or class of vehicle.
(2) Where a dump vehicle inspection sticker is dam-
aged or destroyed during its period of validity, a
replacement sticker bearing the same expiry date as the
damaged or destroyed sticker shall be issued and affixed
by the station that issued the sticker or by the Ministry
indicating, on the reverse side of the sticker,
(a) the licence number of the motor vehicle
inspection station;
^ (b) the date of the inspection; and
(c) the current number plate issued by the Minis-
try for the vehicle inspected.
(3) Where a sticker is replaced by a station referred
to in subsection (1) or (2), the licensee shall indicate on
his record that the sticker is a replacement. O. Reg.
326/79, s. 9.
^ Schedule 1
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR
MOTOR VEHICLES, EXCEPT MOTORCYCLES
''i''' BODY WORK
1. — (1) The body, sheet metal and equipment shall
be inspected and tested for conditions hazardous to
occupants, pedestrians or vehicles and,
(a) no bumper, fender or mudguard shall have
been removed;
(b) each bumper shall be securely mounted;
(c) each mud flap, where applicable, shall be in
position;
id) no bumper, fender, molding or other part
shall have a broken, bent or sharp edge that
protrudes in such a way as to constitute a
hazard to persons or vehicles;
(e) no hood latch shall be missing or fail to hold
the hood closed and no safety catch, in the
case of a front opening hood, shall be missing
or inoperative;
(/) no tilt cab latch shall be missing or fail to hold
the tilt cab latched and no safety catch shall be
missing or inoperative;
(g) in the case of a bus, the floor and sfepwell
covering shall not be so cracked, curled, loose
or worn as to present a tripping hazard;
(h) in the case of a bus, each stanchion, grab
handle, guard rail and guard panel shall be
securely mounted and fastening parts shall
not be missing;
(i) where originally installed by the manufac-
turer, no energy absorbing material shall be
missing from stanchions and guard rails or
from the tops or sides of seat backs;
(j ) every occupant seat shall be securely mounted
and shall maintain its position and adjust-
ment;
(k) where required under the provisions of the
Motor Vehicle Safety Act (Canada), no seat
belt assembly or its anchorages shall have
been removed, rendered partly or wholly
inoperative, or modified so as to reduce their
effectiveness;
(/) if fitted with a seat belt assembly or
assemblies, each belt anchorage shall be
secure, each buckle and retractor shall oper-
ate as intended, and no belt webbing sheill be
visibly damaged so as to reduce its effective-
Cm ) if fitted, a driver's sun visor shall function as
intended;
(n) in the case of a bus other than a bus used for
the purpose of transporting prisoners or other
persons held in custody, an emergency exit,
(i) if a door, shall have a clear passageway
thereto and be located at the rear of the
vehicle or near the rear on the left side
of the vehicle, and the release
mechanism when actuated shall func-
tion from inside the vehicle, as well as
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from outside the vehicle where fitted
with outside release, and the door shall
open freely and close securely, and the
emergency door audible or. visible
warning device, if originally fitted,
shall function,
(ii) if a hinged pushout window, shall be
visually inspected to ensure that it
should open outwards when the
release mechanism is actuated and
adequate directions for the emergency
use thereof shall be displayed on or
adjacent to the pushout window, and
the emergency warning device, if
originally fitted, shaU function,
(iii) if a non-hinged pushout window, shall
have adequate directions for the
emergency use thereof displayed on or
adjacent to the pushout window, and
(iv) if a roof hatch, shall open outwards
when the release mechanism is
actuated and a reasonable amount of
manual force is applied, and adequate
directions for the emergency use there-
of shall be displayed on or adjacent to
the roof hatch; and
(o) each overhead packsige shelf, if fitted, shall be
securely mounted and not have any broken,
missing, excessively worn or excessively
stretched package retaining components.
(2) The occupant compartment door or doors shall be
inspected and tested and,
(a) each occupant compartment door shall open
freely when its release mechanism is actuated
and shall close securely, and the flexible mat-
erial on vertical closing edges, where origi-
nally fitted, shall not be missing or excessively
loose or torn; and
(jb) in the case of a motor vehicle having a sepa-
rate exit door, other than a door to be used
only in an emergency,
(i) when the driver's door control is in the
"closed" position and the exit door is
fully closed, and a moderate amount of
manual force is applied in an attempt
to open the door, it shall not open, and
the audible or visual warning device, if
fitted, shall function,
(ii) when the driver's door control is in the
position to open the exit door, the
brake and accelerator interlock sys-
tems, if fitted, shall automatically
apply the rear brakes and hold them in
the applied position and the engine
speed will be prevented from exceed-
ing idle speed until the door control is
moved to the "closed" position and the
door has closed, and
(ill) when the exit door is fitted with sensi-
tive edges, and the door is not fully
closed, manual pressure applied to the
edge of each sensitive edge shall cause
the door to reopen, and the audible or
visual warning device, if fitted, shall
function and the brake and accelerator
interlock systems, if fitted, shall
automatically apply the rear brakes
and hold them in the applied position
and the engine speed will be prevented
from exceeding idle speed until the
door control is moved to the "closed"
position and the door has closed.
(3) Every exterior compartment door, if fitted, shall
be inspected and tested and,
(a) each door shall be securely attached to the
bodj^
(b) each door shall function properly; and
(c) each door shall be equipped with a lock, latch
or spring device that shall hold the door
closed.
(4) The chassis frame, underbody and body mounts
shall be inspected and,
(a) no chassis frame member or structural
member of a unitized or monocoque body
shall be visibly cracked, perforated by corro-
sion, or have loose or missing connecting fas-
teners that may degrade the safet>- of the vehi-
cle or jeopardize its handling characteristics;
and
(6) the underbody, excluding the underbody of a
separate cargo body, shall not be visibly per-
forated by rust or otherwise damaged, or have
any opening other than those intended by the
manufacturer, that could allow entry of
exhaust gases.
(5) The drive shaft hanger brackets £md guards,
where originally fitted, shall be inspected and,
(a) no fasteners shall be missing, loose or dam-
aged; and
{b) no drive shaft guard or hanger bracket shall
be insecure or missing.
(6) The condition and securit>' of each prescribed
mirror shall be inspected and,
(a) no prescribed mirror shaU be missing;
(ft) each mirror shall be securely mounted and
maintain a set adjustment;
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(c) no mirror shall be cracked, broken or have
any significant reduction in reflecting surface
owing to deterioration of the silvering; and
(d) in the case of a motor vehicle where there is no
rear window, or the view through the rear
window is restricted in such a way as not to
afford a driver a clear view to the rear of the
motor vehicle, the outside rear view mirror or
mirrors shall not be missing.
(7) The windshield and windows shall be inspected
and tested and,
(a) where glass is used, there shall be no evidence
of its being other than safety glass;
(b) any manufacturer's marking.
(l^v
■rii tfi
(i) on the windshield shall be ASl or
ASIO,
(ii) on the side and rear windows at levels
requisite for driving visibility shall be
( ASl, AS2, AS4, AS6, ASIO or ASll,
and
(iii) on windows for standing passengers,
in interior partitions or in openings in
the roof shall be ASl, AS2, AS3, AS4,
ASS, AS6, AS7, ASIO, ASll, AS12 or
AS13;
(c) no material that obstructs the driver's view of
the highway or an intersecting highway shall
be fitted in the windshield opening or in a side
window opening to the left or right of the
driver's seat;
(d) no material other than safety glass shall be
used for a windshield;
(e) no safety glass in the windshield or in any side
window to the left or right of the driver's seat
shall be crazed, clouded or fogged, so as to
materially impair vision;
(/) no safety glass shall have exposed sharp edges
or be missing in part;
(g) banding on exposed edges of safety glass, if
originally fitted, shall not be missing, loose or
broken;
(h) there shall be no star, stone chip or crack in
the area of the windshield swept by the
driver's wiper blade, that may interfere with
the driver's vision; and
( i ) any window to the left of the driver's seat that
is suitable for the purpose of permitting a
signal by means of the hand or arm shall open
readily.
(8) The fuel system shall be inspected and tested and.
(a) no mounting or attachment shall be missing or
insecure;
(b) no filler cap shall be missing or insecure; and
(c) no leakage shall be present at any point in the
fuel system.
(9) The exhaust system including exhaust manifolds,
shall be inspected and,
(a) no exhaust pipe, muffler or tail pipe shall be
missing, or insecurely mounted;
(b) no leakage shall be present at any point in the
exhaust system, except through drain holes
provided by the manufacturer;
(c) no component thereof shall be so located as to
cause charring or other heat damage to any
wiring, fuel line, brake line or combustible
material of the vehicle;
(d) no component thereof shall pass through the
occupant compartment;
(e) no component thereof shall be so located or
unguarded that an individual may be burned
thereby on entering or leaving the vehicle; and
(/) no exhaust system shall be shortened or mod-
ified from original equipment so as to fail to
direct the exhaust beyond the underbody of
the occupant compartment or luggage com-
partment, and in no case shall the distance
between the outlet and periphery of the
underbody, past which it directs the exhaust,
exceed IS centimetres.
(10) Where a fifth wheel coupling device is installed,
it shall be inspected and,
(a) the fifth wheel shall be fastened securely to the
vehicle;
(b) in the case of a fifth wheel secured to the
vehicle frame by means of U-bolts, positive
stops shall be provided to prevent the fifth
wheel from shifting on the frame;
(c) the jaw closure mechanism and locking sys-
tem shall be in good working order and shall
not be broken, cracked or excessively worn;
and
(d) the slider mechanisms, if fitted, shall lock sec-
urely and shall not show any signs of failure or
excessive wear.
(11) Where a trailer hitch is installed, the trailer
hitch, hitch mounting and connecting devices for safety
cables and chains shall be inspected and tested and,
(a) no trailer hitch or towing structure, to which a
trailer hitch is attached shall be insecurely
mounted;
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(b) no latch mechanism shall fail to close securely;
(c) no part shall be missing, cracked, broken,
excessively bent, seized or excessively worn;
(d) no cast or forged hitch shall show any indica-
tion that repairs have been made by means of
brazing or welding; and
(e) no connecting devices provided at the rear of a
vehicle for the attachment of a safety chain or
cable shall be insecurely fastened, missing,
cracked, broken or excessively worn.
BRAKES
2. — (1) All hydraulic, vacuum and air system com-
ponents, which are external to the wheel brakes,
including reservoirs, fittings, valves, supports, hose
clamps, connections, air chambers, air cleaners, and
hoses and tubes other than those portions that are
within structures and not visible, shall be inspected and
tested and,
(a) with vacuum, hydraulic or air boost systems
fully charged, there shall be no hydraulic or
vacuum leak in the service brake system while
the service brakes are fully applied or
released;
ib) no hydraulic, air or vacuum hose or tube shall
be abraded, restricted, crimped, cracked,
broken or be so located as to chafe against any
part of the vehicle or have damaged or missing
clamps or supports;
(c) the brake tubing shall not show any indication
of leakage or heavy corrosion scaling;
(d) the hydraulic fluid level in any reservoir shall
not be below the minimum level as specified
by the manufacturer or where no specification
is made by the manufacturer, no more than 10
millimetres below the lowest edge of each fil-
ler opening; and
(e) the air cleaner of the vacuum system or air
compressor shiill not be clogged.
(2) All mechanical components of the service, park-
ing and emergency brake systems, which are external to
the wheel or drive shaft brakes, shall be inspected and
tested and no mechanical part shall be misaligned,
insecure, excessively worn, broken, binding, seized,
missing, frayed or disconnected.
(3) In the case of a motor vehicle equipped with
hydraulic service brakes, the hydraulic system and
related warning devices shall be tested and,
(a) a hydraulic master cylinder push rod shaU be
properly adjusted;
(b) in the case of a vehicle equipped with dual
circuit hydraulic brakes, the brake failure
warning lamp shall be operative;
(c) with moderate foot force maintained on the
service brake pedal for ten seconds and, in the
case of power boosted brakes, with the engine
running, the service brake pedal shall not
move towards the applied position; and
(d) with heavy foot force applied to the service
brake pedal and, in the case of power boosted
brakes, with the engine running,
(i) the total pedal travel shall not exceed
80 per cent of the total available travel,
and
(ii) on the vehicle equipped with dual cir-
cuit hydraulic brakes, the brake failure
warning lamp shall not come on.
(4) In the case of a motor vehicle equipped with
power boosted hydraulic brakes, after the engine has
been stopped and the vacuum, air or hydraulic boost
has been depleted, the power boosted system shall be
tested by holding moderate pressure on the service
brake pedal and starting the engine and the pedal shall
move towards the applied position.
(5) In the case of a motor vehicle equipped with
hydraulically boosted hydraulic brakes and electrically
driven hydrauUc pump for the reserve power system,
after the engine has been stopped and the hydraulic
boost has been depleted, the pump shall be tested by
holding moderate pressure on the service brake pedal
while moving the ignition switch to the "ON" position,
and the pump shall start and run and the brake pedal
shall move towards the applied position.
(6) In the case of a motor vehicle equipped with air
boosted hydraulic brakes or full air brakes, the air
system shall be inspected and tested and,
(a) the compressor drive belt, if fitted, shall have
correct tension, and shall not be cut, frayed or
excessively worn;
(b) the air pressure gauge shall be operative;
(c) with the engine running at a fast idle, the time
required to build air pressure from 50 to 90
pounds per square inch gauge measure shall
not exceed three minutes;
(d) with the air system fully charged and the
engine running, each air reservoir drain valve
shaU be actuated and shall function;
(e) the governor cut-in and cut-out pressures
shall not be lower or higher than those
specified by the vehicle manufacturer or, if
not specified by the vehicle manufacturer, 80
pounds per square inch gauge measure and
135 pounds per square inch gauge measure
respectively;
(/) with the air brake system fully charged and
immediately after the engine is stopped, the
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compressed air reserve shall be sufficient to
permit one full service brake application from
fully charged system pressure without lower-
ing reservoir pressure more than 20 per cent;
(g) with the air brake system fully charged and
engine stopped, air pressure drop shall not
exceed,
(i) with the service brakes released, two
pounds per square inch in one minute,
and
(ii) with the service brakes fully applied,
three pounds per square inch in one
minute; and
(h ) the low pressure warning device shall operate
when system pressure is reduced to fifty-five
pounds per square inch gauge.
(7) In the case of a motor vehicle equipped with
vacuum boosted hydraulic brakes, the vacuum gauge
and low vacuum warning device, if fitted, shall be
tested and,
(a) the vacuum gauge shall be operative; and
(b) with engine stopped, the warning device shall
operate before the vacuum reserve drops to
less than eight inches of mercury, or if no
vacuum gauge is fitted, there shall be at least
one boosted brake application available after
the warning device operates.
(8) With the parking brake properly adjusted, the
parking brake shall be tested by fully applying the
control and then releasing it and,
(a) the brake, while set in the fully applied posi-
tion and not held by foot or hand force, or by
hydraulic or air pressure, shall hold the vehi-
cle stationary against the engine at a light
throttle setting for a few seconds both in
reverse gear and in low forward gear; and
(b) the brake shall fully release when the release
control is operated.
(9) The emergency brake system, if fitted, shall be
tested by fully applying the control and then releasing it
and,
(a) the brakes, while set in the fully applied posi-
tion, with the transmission in a low forward
gear, shall hold the vehicle stationary against
the engine at a light throttle setting for a few
seconds;
(b) there shall be reserve travel available beyond
the full brake application position; and
(c) the brakes shall fully release when the release
control is operated.
(10) With the service brakes properly adjusted, the
service brake system shall be tested by stopping the
unloaded vehicle on a substantially level, dry, smooth,
paved surface free from loose material and,
(a) from a speed of not more than 20 kilometres
per hour, with heavy pedal force,
(i) each wheel brake, other than a front
wheel brake of a vehicle having a gross
vehicle weight rating exceeding 8,200
kilograms or a wheel brake controlled
by an anti-lock or brake proportioning
device, shall cause its wheel to slide,
(ii) no component shall fail, and
(iii) each wheel brake shall release
immediately after the pedal force is
removed; or
(b) from a speed of 25 to 50 kilometres using a
commercially available decelerometer in the
manner prescribed by the manufacturer,
(i) a reading of at least 6 metres per sec-
ond per second or the equivalent
expressed as a percentage of gravity
shall be obtained,
(ii) no component shall fail, and
(iii) each wheel brake shall release
immediately after the pedal force is
removed.
(11) The service brake system shall be tested by
stopping the unloaded vehicle from a speed of 35
kilometres. per hour in the shortest possible distance on
a sub.stantially level, dry, smooth, paved surface free
from loose material without locking any steering or
driving wheel brake, and there shall be no brake pull
either to the left or to the right.
(12) Notwithstanding subsections (10) and (11), with
the service brakes properly adjusted they may be tested
using a commercially available roller type dynamic
brake tester in the manner prescribed by the manufac-
turer and,
(a) the results obtained shall indicate a braking
efficiency equal to or better than required in
clause (10) (b);
(b) no component shall fail; and
(c) no reading between the wheels on the same
axle shall differ by more than 20 per cent of the
higher reading.
ENGINE CONTROLS AND STEERING
3. — (1) Except in the case of a trolley bus, the com-
plete accelerator control system shall be inspected and
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tested while the engine is running and the vehicle is
stationary- with the transmission in neutral and,
(a) the engine speed shall drop to idle when the
accelerator pedal is released; and
(b) where the engine is equipped with an
emergency stopping device the engine shall
stop when the control is actuated while the
engine is idling.
(2) In the case of a trolley bus, with the reverser in the
neutral position the complete power control system
shall be inspected and tested and,
(a) the system shall function as intended; and
(b) the controller shall turn off positively when
the power pedal is released.
(3) In the case of power boosted steering, the power
steering drive belt, reservoir fluid level and system
operation shall be inspected and,
(a) the power steering drive belt shall not be mis-
sing, cut, frayed or excessively worn, and
shall have correct tension;
(b) the fluid in the power steering reservoir shall
not be lower than the minimum level specified
by the vehicle manufacturer; and
(c) with the engine running, the power steering
system,
(i) shall operate as intended, and
(ii) the hydraulic system shall not show
excessive fluid leakage.
(4) The steering column and box or boxes shall be
inspected and tested and,
(a) the steering column and box or boxes shall not
be loose in their mountings to the body and
frame;
{b) no bolt or nut shall be loose or missing from a
mounting;
(c) steering shaft couplings and splines shall not
have excessive play; and
(d) if fitted, the steering column energy absorbing
section shall not be visibly damaged so as to
reduce its effectiveness.
(5) Front wheel alignment shall be inspected while
all wheels are on the ground and the front wheels in the
straight ahead position, and they shaill not be visibly out
of alignment.
(6) The steering mechanism shall be tested for free
movement while the front wheels are on the ground in
the straight ahead position and, in the case of a vehicle
having power boosted steering, the test shall be carried
out while the engine is running and,
(a) free movement of the steering wheel rim, with
no movement of the front wheels, shall not
exceed,
(i) the limit designated by the vehicle
manufacturer, or
(ii) in the case where the limit is not desig-
nated, it shall not exceed the meas-
urements shown in Column 2 for the
applicable diameter shown in Column
1 of Table 1:
Table 1
Column 1
COLITMN 2
Steering Wheel
Diameter
Free Movement
Shall Not Exceed
I<e,s.s than 350 millimetres
45 millimetres
350 millimetres and larger, but
less than 400 millimetres
50 millimetres
400 millimetres and larger, but
less than 450 millimetres
55 millimetres
450 millimetres and larger, but
less than 500 millimetres
60 millimetres
500 millimetres and larger
70 millimetres
ib) there shall not be excessive play in any steer-
ing linkage joint.
(7) The steering mechanism shall be tested for free-
dom of movement with the front wheels on the ground
and, where a vehicle is equipped with power boosted
steering, with the engine operating, and the front
wheels shall turn from full right to full left and back
again without interference or indication of roughness in
the mechanism.
(8) The steering linkage shall be inspected and tested
for wear, damage, and maladjustment while the front
wheels are off the ground and the vehicle is supported so
that the steering linkage assumes its normal attitude
and,
(a) without movement of the opposite wheel, no
front wheel shall have play about a vertical
axis of.
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(i) six millimetres for a tire diameter
designation of sixteen or less,
i[»''»i (ii) nine millimetres for a tire diameter
designation that is larger than sixteen
but not larger than eighteen, or
(iii) twelve millimetres for a tire diameter
designation that is larger than eight-
een,
as measured at the extreme front or rear of the
tire tread face;
(6) no part of the steering linkage system shall be
damaged, repaired or modified so as to visibly
weaken the linkage system or affect the proper
steering of the vehicle; and
(c) no nut, bolt or cotter pin shall be loose, exces-
sively worn or missing.
SUSPENSION
4. — (1) Inner control arm pivots, king pins, wheel
and axle bearings, and ball joints, other than wear
indicating ball joints, shall be inspected for wear and
damage while the wheels of the vehicle are off the
ground so that the suspension joints are not under load
and,
(a) no non-load carrying ball joint shall show any
perceptible play;
(b) no load-carrying ball joint shall have play in
excess of that specified by the vehicle man-
ufacturer;
(c) in the case of king pins, no front wheel shall
have a rocking play about a horizontal axis in
excess of,
(i) six millimetres for a tire diameter
' designation of sixteen or less,
(ii) nine millimetres for a tire diameter
designation that is larger than sixteen
but not larger than eighteen, or
(iii) twelve millimetres for a tire diameter
designation that is larger than eigh-
teen,
as measured at the extreme top or bottom of
the tire tread face;
(d) no control arm inner pivot shall have exces-
sive play;
(e) no wheel or axle bearing shall give any indi-
cation of excessive wear or damage when the
bearing is rotated; and
(J) no wheel or axle bearing shall be maladjusted
so as to result in excess play or binding.
(2) Wear-indicating ball joints shall be inspected
under load with the wheels on the ground, and no
excessive wear shall be indicated.
(3) Components of a strut suspension system shall be
inspected for wear and damage with the front wheels off
the ground and the vehicle supported so that the sus-
pension assumes its normal attitude and no front wheel
shall have a rocking play about a horizontal axis in
excess of 5 millimetres as measured at the extreme top or
bottom of the tire tread face.
(4) Front and rear springs, shackles, U-bolts, centre-
bolts, radius rods, control arms, shock-absorbers,
equalizers, stabilizers, their supports and attachments
thereto shall be inspected, and none shall be loose, bent,
cracked, broken, disconnected, perforated by corrosion
or missing.
(5) The rear axle or axles shall be inspected for
alignment and their wheels shall not be tracking impro-
perly so as to adversely affect control of the vehicle.
(6) The air suspension system, if fitted, but not
including air booster bags added to light vehicles to
provide added carrying capacity, shall be inspected and
tested and,
(a) in the case of a vehicle equipped with full air
brakes, when the engine is started with zero
gauge air pressure in the entire air system
including air brake system, air shall not begin
to flow into the suspension system before fifty-
five pounds per square inch gauge is reached
in the brake system;
(b) with air in the suspension system at normal
operating pressure and the pusher or tag axle,
if fitted, tested in both load and reduced load
sharing modes, no air leakage shall occur;
(c) with air in the suspension system at normal
operating pressure, the pusher or tag axle, if
fitted, shall respond properly to its load shar-
ing control switch or valve;
(d) with air in the suspension system at normal
operating pressure, the vehicle body and
cheissis frame shall be supported clear of all
axles and shall appear to be level; and
(e) no suspension joints of a variable load sharing
axle with independent suspension shall be
worn beyond the manufacturer's specified
safe limits.
ELECTRICAL
5. — (1) The horn shall be inspected and tested and,
(a) the horn shall not be loose on its mounting;
and
(b) the horn shall function.
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(2) The windshield washer system, if fltted, and the
windshield wiper system shall be inspected and tested
and,
(a) the windshield washer system shall function;
(b) each wiper arm and blade assembly shall
sweep the area intended by the vehicle man-
ufacturer; and
(c) no part of the windshield wiper system shall
be missing, badly worn or deteriorated so as to
impair its effectiveness.
(3) The heating and defrosting system shall be
inspected and tested and,
(a) the heating system shall function as intended;
(b) the visible portions of the hoses and piping for
the interior heaters routed within the occup-
ant compartment shall not be abraded, crack-
ed or leaking; and
(c) the defrosting system shall deliver heated air
to the windshield and, where fitted, to the side
windows to the left and right of the driver's
seat.
(4) The neutral safety starting switch, if originally
fitted, shjdl be inspected and tested and,
(a) the neutral safety starting switch shall not
have been removed; and
(b) the starter shall operate only with the gear
selector or transmission in "F' (Park) or "N"
(Neutral).
(5) The speedometer shall be tested by driving the
vehicle and the speedometer shall be in good working
order.
LIGHTING
6. — (1) Prescribed lamps and reflectors shall be
inspected and tested and,
(o) each circuit shall light the fUaments of all
lamps on that circuit when the appropriate
switch is in the "ON" position, and each indi-
cator lamp shall indicate correctly;
(b) the operation of any lighting circuit shall not
interfere with the operation of any other cir-
cuit;
(c) each lens and reflex reflector shall be correctly
installed and shall not be discoloured or mis-
sing in whole or in part;
(d) each lamp and reflector shall be securely
mounted on the vehicle and none shall be
missing;
(e) the turn signal lamps and the flasher unit shall
operate properly;
(/) in the case of a bus, all interior lamps, includ-
ing stepwell lamps, shall light when the
appropriate switch is in the "ON" position;
(g) no headlamp shall be coated with a coloured
lacquer;
(h) no headlamp shall be modifled by the attach-
ment to the lamp or to the vehicle or any
device that reduces the effective area of the
lens or brightness of the light; and
(i) each headlamp shutter or retracting head-
lamp shall operate over the full range of
movement or shall be secured in the fully open
position.
(2) A headlamp alignment inspection shall be carried
out after front wheel alignment, rear axle tracking,
beam switching and functioning of lamps have been
inspected and tested, and have met the prescribed stan-
dards, and after any noticeably deflated tires have been
properly inflated and, except for a vehicle which has
automatic levelling control, after any heavy loads
including large accumulations of mud, snow and ice
have been removed and,
(a) in the case of headlamps inspected using
mechanical aimers set to zero for verticjil aim,
compensated for the floor slope and mounted
on the headlamps in accordance with the
manufacturer's instructions, the mechanical
limits shall be,
(i) not higher than four units up nor lower
than four units down, and
(ii) not more than four units to the left nor
more than four units to the right,
as shown on the scales of the aimers;
(ft) in the case of a dual beam headlamp inspected
visually on the lower beam,
(i) the top edge of the low beam high-
intensity zone shall be not more than
100 millimetres above nor more than
100 millimetres below the horizontal
centre-line of the lamp, and
(ii) the left edge of the low beam high-
intensity zone shall be not more than
100 millimetres to the left nor more
than 1(X) millimetres to the right of the
vertical centre-line of the lamp,
as measured on a screen placed 8 metres in
front of the lamp or by means of a headlamp
testing machine in accordance with the man-
ufacturer's instructions; and
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(c) in the case of a single beam headlamp
inspected visually, the centre of the high-
intensity zone of the beam shall be,
(i) not more than 100 millimetres above
nor more than 100 millimetres below
the horizontal centre-line of the lamp,
■ n„/Cl«;/i ;i 9J>;v< and
(ii) not more than 100 millimetres to the
:'■ left nor more than 100 millimetres to
the right of the vertical centre-line of
the lamp,
as measured on a screen placed 8 metres in
front of the lamp, or by means of a headlamp
testing machine in accordance with the man-
ufacturer's instructions.
TIRES AND WHEELS
7. — (1) In this section, "construction type" means a
type of tire carcass such as bias ply, belted-bias and
radial ply and does not include variations in tread pat-
tern or in cord material such as rayon, polyester and
nylon used in building a tire carcass.
(2) All tires installed on axles shall be inspected for
depth of tread or sipes, tread and sidewall defects,
proper size application, regrooving and combination of
construction types and,
(a) except for front tires on a vehicle in excess of
4,500 kilograms gross vehicle weight rating,
no tire shall be worn sufficiently,
(i) for the tread wear indicators to contact
the road, or
(ii) that less than 1 . 5 millimetres of tread
depth remains,
in any two adjacent major grooves at three
equally spaced intervals around the circum-
ference of the tire, and
(iii) notwithstanding subclause (ii), except
for dual tires on an urban transit bus,
no motor vehicle shall be equipped
with tires that show indication of sip-
ing only, and in the case of an urban
transit bus, the siping shall not be less
than 1.5 millimetres in depth;
(&) in the case of front tires on a vehicle in excess
of 4,500 kilograms gross vehicle weight rat-
ing, no tire shall be worn sufficiently that less
than 3 millimetres of tread depth remains in
any two adjacent major grooves at three
equally spaced intervals around the circum-
ference of the tire, nor shall any front tire
show evidence of siping only;
(c) no tire shall have exposed cord;
id) no tire shall have tread or sidewall cuts or
snags deep enough to expose the cords;
(e) no tire shall have any abnormal visible bump,
bulge or knot;
(/) no tire shall have been regrooved or recut
below the original new tire groove depth,
other than tires specially designed for such
recutting and marked as being tires so
designed;
(g) exceptinthecaseof a trolley bus, no front tire
on a bus shall have been altered by the addi-
tion of material to produce a new tread sur-
face;
(h) no tire shall be of a smaller size than the
vehicle manufacturer's specified minimum
size or be sufficientiy oversized as to contact
any vehicle component which may affect the
safe operation of the vehicle;
( i ) except for a vehicle fitted with dual rear tires,
no mixture of construction types consisting of
radial ply on the front and bias ply or belted-
bias tires on the rear shall be fitted;
ij) no mixture consisting of sixty or fifty series
tires on the front and other series tires on the
rear shall be fitted;
(^ ) no combination of construction types or sizes,
except where stated to be equivalent by tire
industry standards, shall be fitted on an axle;
( / ) tires in a dual tire set shall not be in contact
with each other or differ from each other in
overall diameter by more than thirteen mil-
limetres or in circumference by more than 38
millimetres; and
(w) no vehicle shall be fitted with a tire which
bears the wording "not for highway use" or
"farm use only".
(3) All wheels installed on axles shall be inspected
and tested for defects and damage and,
(a) no wheel stud, bolt, clamp, nut or lug shall be
loose, missing, damaged, broken, mis-
matched or have insufficient thread engage-
ment;
(b) no disc wheel assembly shall have any visible
crack, elongated bolt hole, indication of repair
by welding, or be so bent or damaged as to
affect the safe operation of the vehicle;
(c) no wheel rim or lock ring shall be mis-
matched, bent, sprung, or otherwise damaged
so as to affect the safe operation of the vehicle;
(d) no cast wheel shall show evidence of excessive
wear in the clamp area; and
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(e) no wheel spoke shall be missing, loose or
broken.
NUMBER PLATES
8. Each number plate, where required, shall be
inspected and no number plate shall be missing, dam-
aged, faded, discoloured or have paint removed so as to
impair readability. O. Reg. 326/79, Sched. 1;
O. Reg. 129/80, s. 1.
Schedule 2
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND PERFOR-
MANCE STANDARDS FOR WHEEL BRAKE
INTERNAL COMPONENTS OF MOTOR
VEHICLES, EXCEPT MOTORCYCLES
1. — (1) Brake drums and disc brake pads shaU be
removed from all wheel brakes, except from those
wheel brakes which are designed to provide adequate
examination without removal of brake drums or disc
brake pads but not including a brake which by inspec-
tion or performance testing indicates a defect, and all
operating and structural components of each wheel
brake assembly shall be inspected and tested and,
(o) no drum or disc shall have any external crack
or cracks on the friction surface, other than
normal heat-check cracks, that reach the edge
of the drum bore or periphery of the disc;
(b) no drum or disc shall have any mechanical
damage to the friction surface, other than that
which may be attributed to normal wear;
(c) no ventilated disc shall have broken or visibly
cracked cooling fins;
(d) no inside diameter of a drum shall be greater
than the dimension stamped on the drum, or
where the dimension is not stamped on the
drum, the vehicle manufacturer's wear limit;
(c) no thickness of a disc shall be less than the
dimension stamped on the disc or where the
dimension is not stamped on the disc, the
vehicle manufacturer's wear limit;
if) no bonded lining shall be thinner than l.S
millimetres when measured at the thinnest
point;
(g) the surface of a riveted lining shall not be
closer to the rivet head than the dimension
specified by the vehicle manufacturer and in
no case shall the measurement be less than 0.8
millimetres;
{h ) bolted linings shall not be thinner than 8 mil-
limetres when measured at the centre of the
shoe;
(t) no lining of a disc brake assembly shall be
worn to the extent that a wear indicator is in
contact with the rotor;
0) no brake lining shall be broken or loose on its
shoe or pad;
(ife) no brake lining shall show evidence of con-
tamination such as to affect braking per-
formance;
(/) no hydraulic brake cylinder shall show evi-
dence of leakage;
(m) in the case of inspections made after drums
and disc brake pads have been removed, no
mechanical or structural part shall be mis-
aligned, badly worn, cracked, broken, bind-
ing, seized, disconnected or insecure, and no
grease retainer shall be missing or leaking;
(n) in the case of inspections made without
removal of drums or disc brake pads, there
shall be no indication that mechanical or
structural parts are misaligned, badly worn,
cracked, broken, binding, seized, discon-
nected, missing or insecure, or a grease
retainer is missing or leaking;
(o) if fitted, no automatic adjuster shall be
inoperative;
(p) no hydraulic brake piston shall fail to move
when moderate pressure is applied to the
brake pedal; and
(q) aW brakes shall be adjusted for minimum lin-
ing-to-drum clearance without brake drag.
(2) With the service brakes properly adjusted, the
service brake system shedl be tested by stopping the
unloaded vehicle on a substantially level, dry, smooth,
paved surface free from loose material and,
(o) from a speed of not more than 20 kilometres
per hour, with heavy pedal force,
(i) each wheel brake, other than a front
wheel brake of a vehicle having a gross
vehicle weight rating exceeding 8,200
kilograms or a wheel brake controlled
by an anti-lock or brake proportioning
device, shall cause its wheel to slide,
(ii) no component shall fail, and
(iii) each wheel brjike shall release
immediately after the pedal force is
removed; or
(6) from a speed of 25 to SO kilometres using a
commercially available decelerometer in the
manner prescribed by the manufacturer,
(i) a reading of at least 6 metres per sec-
ond or the equivalent expressed as a
percentage of gravity shall be
obtained.
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(ii) no component shall fail, and
(iii) each wheel brake shall release
immediately after the pedal force is
removed.
(3) The service brake system shall be tested by stop-
ping the unloaded vehicle from a speed of 35 kilometres
per hour in the shortest possible distance on a substan-
tially level, dry, and smooth paved surface free from
loose material without locking any steering or driving
wheel brake, and there shall be no brake pull either to
the left or to the right.
(4) Notwithstanding subsections (2) and (3), with
the service brakes properly adjusted, they may be
tested using a commercially available roller type
dynamic brake tester in the manner prescribed by the
manufacturer and,
(a) the results obtained shall indicate a braking
efficiency equal to or better than required in
clause 2 (10) (b) of Schedule 1;
(b) no component shall fail; and
(c) no reading between the wheels on the same
axle shall differ by more than 20 per cent of the
higher reading. O. Reg. 326/79, Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR
BRAKING SYSTEMS OF DUMP VEHICLES
1 . — ( 1) Brake drums or dust shields shall be removed
from the axles, as set out in Table 2, for internal exami-
nation of brake assemblies:
Table 2
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Inspection
Period
Power Units with drum type
hydraulic or boosted hydraulic
brakes on one or more driving
axles.
Power Units with drum type
full air brakes on one or
more driving axles.
April 1st to
August 31st
September 1st
to March 31st
Remove the brake drum from
the left side of the foremost
driving axle.
Remove the brake drum from
the right side of the rearmost
driving axle.
Remove the complete dust
shield assemblies from both
sides of the foremost driving
axle.
Remove the complete dust
shield assemblies from both
sides of the rearmost driving
axle.
(2) In the case of an air-braked vehicle having non-
removable dust shields or dust shields not accessible for
removal, the brake drum specified in Column 2 of
Table 2 shall be removed.
(3) If, when the brakes are applied and released, any
wheel brake assembly, including one on any non-driv-
ing axle, gives visual or aural indication that a defect
may exist and the defect cannot be verified except by
removal of its brake drum or caliper assembly, then that
drum or caliper assembly shall be removed.
(4) Where a brake drum or disc brake pads have been
removed, the brake drum or disc and all operating and
structural components of the brake system shall be
inspected and tested and,
(a) no drum or disc shall have any external crack
or cracks on the friction surface, other than
normal heat-check cracks, that reach the edge
of the drum bore or periphery of the disc;
(b) no drum or disc shall have any mechanical
damage to the friction surface, other than that
which may be attributed to normal wear;
(c) no ventilated disc shall have broken or visibly
cracked cooling fins;
id) no inside diameter of a drum shall be greater
than the dimension stamped on the drum, or
where the dimension is not stamped on the
drum, the vehicle manufacturer's wear limit;
(e) no thickness of a disc shall be less than the
dimension stamped on the disc, or where the
dimension is not stamped on the disc, the
vehicle manufacturer's wear limit;
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(/) no bonded lining shall be thinner than 1.5
millimetres when measured at the thinnest
point;
ig) the surface of a riveted lining shall not be
closer to the rivet head than the dimension
specified by the vehicle manufacturer jmd in
no case shall the measurement be less than 0.8
millimetres;
(A) bolted linings shall not be thinner than 8 mil-
limetres when measured at the centre of the
shoe;
(i) no lining of a disc brake assembly shall be
worn to the extent that a wear indicator is in
contact with the rotor;
0) no brake lining shall be broken or loose on its
shoe or pad;
(h) no brake lining shall show evidence of con-
tamination such as to affect breiking perfor-
mance;
(/) no hydraulic brake cylinder shall show evi-
dence of leakage;
(m) in the case of inspections made after drums
and disc brake pads have been removed, no
mechanical or structural part shall be mis-
aligned, badly worn, cracked, broken, bind-
ing, seized, disconnected or insecure, and no
grease retainer shidl be missing or leaking;
(n) in the case of inspections made without
removal of drums or disc br2ike pads, there
shall be no indication that mechanical or
structural parts are misaligned, badly worn,
cracked, broken, binding, seized, discon-
nected, missing or insecure, or a grease
retainer is missing or leaking;
(o) if fitted, no automatic adjuster shall be
inoperative;
iP) no hydraulic brake piston shall fail to move
when moderate pressure is applied to the
brake pedal; and
(9) all brakes shall be adjusted for minimum
lining-to-drum clearance without brjike
drag. O. Reg. 326/79, Sched. 3.
Schedule 4
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR
SCHOOL PURPOSES VEHICLES
BODY WORK
1. — (1) Inthecaseof abus, asdefinedin the Act, the
doors, emergency exits and equipment shall be
inspected and tested and.
(a) the floor and stepwell covering shall not be so
cracked, curled, loose or worn as to present a
tripping hazard;
(If) each stanchion, grab handle, guard rail and
guard panel shall be securely mounted and
fastening parts shall not be missing; and
(c) an emergency exit,
(i) if a door, shall have a clear passageway
thereto and be located at the rear of the
vehicle or near the rear on the left side
of the vehicle, and the release
mechanism when actuated shall func-
tion from both inside and outside the
vehicle, and the door shall open freely
and close securely, and the emergency
door audible or visible warning device,
if originally fitted, shall function, or
(ii) if a hinged pushout window, shall be
visually inspected to ensure that it
should open outwards when the
release mechanism is actuated and
adequate directions for the emergency
use thereof shall be displayed on or
adjacent to the pushout window, and
the emergency warning device, if
originally fitted, shall function, or
(iii) if a non-hinged pushout window, shall
have adequate directions for the
emergency use thereof displayed on or
adjacent to the pushout window.
(2) The exhaust system shall be inspected and the
outlet of the tailpipe shall be beyond the extremities of
the floor pan.
ELECTRICAL
2. In the case of a bus, as defined in the Act, all
interior lamps, including stepwell lamps, shall light
when the appropriate switch is in the "ON" position.
3. In the case of a bus, as defined in the Act, tires on
the front axle shall be inspected and no tire shall have
been rebuilt.
SPECIAL IDENTITY MARKINGS AND LIGHTING
4. Where the motor vehicle is a school bus, as
defined in subsection 151 (1) of the Act, the special
identity markings and lighting required by subsection
1 (1) of Regulation 484 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980, shall be inspected and tested and,
(a) the special identity markings and lighting
shall comply with the requirements of the
said Regulation 484; and
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(ft) the prescribed alternating signal lights on the
front and rear thereof shall produce the
required intensity of light in an alternating
fashion with the engine running at normal idle
speed when the alternating signal lights are
switched to the "ON" position and all other
lights and electrical equipment are opera-
Ung. O. Reg. 326/79, Sched. 4.
Schedule 5
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR
HISTORIC VEHICLES
1. Each system and component mentioned in
Schedules 1, 2 and 6, that is part of the historic vehicle,
shall be inspected and tested and shall be in functional
condition relative to its design, construction and opera-
tion. O. Reg. 326/79, Sched. 5.
Schedule 6
INSPECTION REQUIREMENTS AND
PERFORMANCE STANDARDS FOR
MOTORCYCLES
1. Fenders, footrests, and the windshield, if fitted,
shall be inspected and,
!;
(a) no fender shall be missing;
(b) there shall be footrests for the operator, and
for the passenger where the motorcycle is
equipped with a passenger seat; and
(c) the windshield, if fitted, shall not be so crack-
ed, crazed, clouded, fogged or damaged so as
to materially impair vision.
2. The exhaust system shall be inspected and tested
and,
(a) no loose connection, loose mounting or other
related defect shall be present in the exhaust
system; and
(b) no leakage shall be present at any point in the
exhaust system, except through drain holes
provided by the manufacturer.
3. The fuel system shall be inspected and,
(a) no mounting or attachment shall be missing or
insecure;
(b) no filler cap shall be missing or insecure; and
(c) no leakage shall be present at any point in the
fuel system.
4. The brake system shall be inspected and tested
and, , .) I
(a) there shall be no missing, excessively worn,
broken or defective clevis pin, cotter pin,
spring, rod, clevis or coupling;
(b) the motorcycle shall stop within nine metres
on a substantially level, dry, smooth, hard
paved surface free from loose material wjien
the brakes are applied while the motorcycle is
travelling at a speed of 35 kilometres an hour;
and
(c) the rear wheel shall not fail to lock.
5. The headlamp and dimmer switch shall be
inspected and tested, and the headlamp alignment of
the upper beam shall be inspected on a level surface
after any noticeably deflated tires have been properly
inflated, with a person seated on the saddle, and the
front forks in alignment with the frame and,
(a) the headlamp shall not be loose and the lens
shall not be cracked or broken;
(b) the dimmer switch shall be operative; and
(c) the centre of the high intensity zone shall be,
(i) not more than 100 millimetres above
nor more than 100 millimetres below
the horizontal centre-line of the lamp,
and
(ii) not more than 200 millimetres to the
left nor more than 200 millimetres to
the right of the vertical centre-line of
the lamp,
as measured on a screen placed 8 metres in
front of the lamp, or its equivalent, using a
headlamp testing machine which has been
adjusted for floor slope and aligned with the
vehicle in accordance with the manufacturer's
instructions.
6. The horn, tail and stop lamps shall be tested, and
the wiring system shall be inspected and,
(a) the horn shall be operative and shall not be
weak;
(b) the tail lamp shall work;
(c) a stop lamp, if fitted, shall work; and
(d) no wiring shall be damaged.
7. The steering and suspension shall be inspected for
broken, loose or worn parts, the handlebars shall be
inspected for damage and the wheel bearings and
steering head bearings shall be tested for wear, damage
and play, and
(a) no part of the steering or suspension system
shall be broken, loose or worn so as to be
unsafe;
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(b) the handlebars shall not be loose, damaged or
in any other way unsafe;
(c) no wheel bearing or steering head bearing
shall give indication of excessive wear or
damage when the bearing is rotated; and
id) no wheel bearing or steering head bearing
shall be maladjusted so as to result in exces-
sive play or binding.
8. The tires shall be inspected for tread depth, cuts,
bumps or other damage, and the wheels shall be
inspected for defects and damage and,
(ft) no tire shall be worn such that less than 1.5
millimetres of tread depth remains in any
groove;
(b) no tire shall have exposed cord, or cuts or
snags deep enough to expose cord, or any
abnormal bump, bulge, or other visible tread
or sidewall defect;
(c) no wheel rim shall be bent or otherwise dam-
aged so as to affect the safe operation of the
motorcycle; and
(d) no wheel spoke shall be missing, loose or
broken.
NUMBER PLATE
9. A number plate, where required, shaD be
inspected and no number plate shaU be missing, dam-
aged, faded, discoloured or have paint removed so as to
impair readability. O. Reg. 326/79, Sched. 6.
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REGULATION 484
under the Highway Traffic Act
SCHOOL BUSES
1. — (1) Even,' school bus as defined in subsection
151 (1) of the Act while being operated by or under a
contract with a school board or other authority in
charge of a school for the transportation of children to
or from school or while being operated for the trans-
portation of mentally retarded adults to or from a
training centre shall,
(a) display the words "school bus" on the
front and rear thereof placed as near as is
practicable to the top of the vehicle in a
clearly visible position in black letters at
least eight inches high with lines forming
the letters at least 1 V4 inches wide on a
yellow background;
(6) display the words "do not pass when
signals flashing" on the rear thereof placed
below and as near as is practicable to the
words "school bus" in a clearly visible
position in black letters at least three
inches high with lines forming the letters
at least 1/2 inch wide on a yellow back-
ground ;
(c) be equipped with signal lights that have
an effective illuminating area of at least
twelve square inches and that produce a
light of an intensity that is clearly visible
at a distance of at least five hundred feet
and that are attached and operated as
follows :
1. Two signal lights shall be placed on
the front of the bus in as high a
position as is practicable and shall,
when operating, alternately produce
flashes of red light visible only from
the front of the bus.
2. Two signal lights shall be placed
on the rear of the bus in as high a
position as is practicable and as
far apart as is practicable and shall,
when operating, alternately produce
flashes of red light visible only from
the rear of the bus.
3. The signal lights prescribed in para-
graphs 1 and 2 shall be actuated by
a control device accessible to the
driver and equipped to give him a
clear and unmistakable signal either
visible or audible when the signal
lights are operating ; and
(d) be equipped with a first aid kit, being a
sturdy dustproof metal or plastic
container containing.
(i) in the case of a school bus manu-
factured on or after the 1st day of
September, 1975,
(A) four packets each containing
four hand cleansers and twelve
gauze cleansing pads,
(B) ISO, individually wrapped,
one-inch by three-inch, adhe-
sive dressings,
(C) eight two-inch compress
dressings,
(D) six four-inch compress dress-
ings,
(E) two eye dressing kits each
containing one eye shield and
two gauze pads,
(F) three four-ply gauze dressings
at least thirty-six inches
square,
(G) two two-inch by six-yard
gauze bandages,
(H) one packet of one-inch by
five-\ard adhesive tape,
(I) six triangular bandages,
(J) one 2>i inch by twenty-four
inch rolled metal splint,
(K) one pair of scissors,
(L) one pair of sliver tweezers,
(M) twelve two-inch safety pins.
(ii) in the case of a school bus manu-
factured prior to the 1st day of
September, 1975,
(A) two triangular bandages,
(B) one four-inch bandage com-
press,
(C) one one-yard square gauze
compress,
(D) two two-inch by six-yard ban-
dages,
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(E) four telfa pads,
(F) twelve one-inch wide safety
bands,
(G) five yards of tube gauze with
applicator,
'^;, J-.- (H) one 2% inch by twenty-four
inch rolled metal splint,
. ,,,^,n,. , (I) twelve two-inch safety pins,
(J) one pair of small scissors.
O. Reg. 908/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 74/80, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
907/80, s. 1.
(2) The words "school bus", as prescribed in subsec-
tion (1), shall be covered or concealed when the vehicle is
being operated on a highway during a trip that does not
at any time during that trip involve the transportation
of children or mentally retarded adults to or from a
school or a training centre. O. Reg. 1088/80, s. 1.
2. No person shall sell or offer to sell a new
school bus having a seating capacity for twenty-
four or more passengers that,
(a) if the body or chassis were manufactured
before the 1st day of September, 1975
does not conform to the Canadian Stan-
*' dards Association Standard D250-1971 ; or
(6) if the body and chassis were manufactured
, , on or after the 1st day of September, 1975
does not conform to the Canadian Stan-
dards Association Standard D250, 1-1975.
O. Reg. 702/75, s. 2.
3. — ( 1) No bus shall be operated by or under contract
with a school board or other authority to transport
children to or from school and no school bus as defined
in subsection 151 (1) of the Act shall be operated to
transport mentally retarded adults to or from a train-
ing centre unless,
(a) it is equipped with an interior mirror
designed to provide the driver with a view
of the passengers and two exterior rear
view mirrors, one on the left and one on
the right of the vehicle set to give the
driver a clear view past the left rear and
right rear of the vehicle ;
''" (b) it is equipped with tire chains or snow
'" tires for each driving wheel that is not of
the dual type that are placed on the
wheels when the conditions of the high-
way require their use ;
(c) it is equipped with an accurate speedo-
meter placed to indicate to the driver
the speed of the vehicle at all times ;
{d) it has a body floor constructed and
insulated to prevent exhaust gases of the
engine from entering the passenger com-
' partment of the vehicle ;
(e) it is equipped with two windshield wipers
that operate at a constant speed and an
effective defrosting device that provides
clear vision through the windshield and the
windows on the left and right sides of the
driver ;
if) it is equipped with a light or lights
arranged to provide light to the whole of
the interior except the driver's position,
and that are constantly lighted during
darkness when there are passengers in the
vehicle ;
(g) it is equipped with an axe or clawbar
and an adequate fire extinguisher both
securely mounted in such a manner and
place as to be readily accessible ;
(h) it is equipped with dependable tires that
in the case of front tires have not been
rebuilt ;
(i) it is equipped with at least one door or
exit and,
(i) a door or exit for emergency use
situated at the rear of the vehicle
or near the rear on the left side of
the vehicle and which has a door
lock equipped with an interior handle
which releases the lock when lifted
up, or
(ii) subject to subsection (2), at least
three pushout windows on each side
of the passenger compartment of
the vehicle each of which,
(A) has a minimum height of
twenty inches and a minimum
width of thirty inches,
(B) is designed, constructed and
maintained to open outwards
when a reasonable amount of
manual force is applied to the
inside of the window, and
(C) displays on or adjacent to the
window adequate directions
for its emergency use.
O. Reg. 702/75, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 908/76, s. 2; O. Reg.
527/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 74/80, s. 2.
(2) A motor vehicle that is equipped in accordance
with subclause (1) (i) (ii) shall be equipped with an
additional pushout window located in the rear of the
vehicle. O. Reg. 702/75, s. 3 (2).
4. — (1) A vehicle while being operated for the trans-
portation of six or more children to and from school and
operated by or under contract with a school board or
other authority in charge of a school shall be equipped
with a log book containing the following information:
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1. Vehicle identification number.
2. Vehicle make.
3. Model year of the vehicle.
4 . A list of the items set out in Schedules 1 and 2 .
(2) The equipment and operating characteristics of
each vehicle referred to in subsection (1) shall be
inspected by its driver each day that the vehicle is
operated as described in subsection (1).
(3) An inspection under subsection (2) shall include an
inspection of the items set out in Schedules 1 and 2 if the
vehicle is equipped with those items.
(4) Where an inspection under subsection (2) reveals a
defect, the driver shall forthwith report the defect to the
person responsible for maintaining the vehicle.
(5) Upon completing the inspection required by
subsection (2), the driver shall record, in the log book
referred to in subsection (1), the date of the inspection
and any defects found on the inspection together with
the name of the person to whom the defects were
reported and shall sign the entry.
(6) The person who repairs a defect reported under
subsection (4) shall record in the appropriate log book the
date on which the repair was completed and shall sign
the entr>'. O. Reg. 754/79. s. 1.
Schedule 1
OUTSIDE INSPECTION
1. Alternating Lights, Front
2. Headlights; Directional, Parking and Clearance
Lights
3. Windshield and Wipers
4. Engine Compartment
5. Tires
6. Exposed Wheel Nuts, Lugs and Studs
7. Exhaust System (for leaks)
8. Alternating Lights, Rear
9. Directional, Stop, Tail and Clearance Lights
10. Emergency Exit
11. Rear Windows (for cleanHness)
12. Entrance Door
13. Body Condition (for sharp edges)
14. Fuel System (for leaks)
15. Signs (for cleanliness and legibility)
O. Reg. 754/79, s. 2, part.
Schedule 2
INSIDE INSPECTION
1. Steering Wheel (for excessive play)
2. Brake Pedal Reser\e and Fade
3. Brake Booster Operation
4. Brake Failure Warning Light
5. Brake Air Pressure or \'acuum Gauge
6. Warning Signal, Low Air Pressure/Vacuum
7. Interior (for exhaust fumes)
8. Alternating Lights, Switch and Signal Device
9. Directional and Hazard Lights, Switch and Pilot
10. Interior Lights
11. Windshield Washer and Wipers
12. Windshield and Windows
13. Mirrors, Adjustment and Condition
14. Defroster and Heaters
15. Horn
16. Driver's Seat Belt and Seat Security
17. Service Door and Control
18. Passenger Seat Security
19. Emergency Exit and Warning Signal
20. Floor Covering (for tripping hazards)
21. Fire Extinguisher
22. Axe or Claw Bar
2i. First Aid Kit
24. Flares, Fuzees or Reflectors
25. Interior (for cleanliness)
26. Passenger Seat Belts
O. Reg. 754/79, s. 2. part.
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REGULATION 485
under the Highway Traffic Act
SEAT BELT ASSEMBLIES
L Correctional Service of Canada vehicles that are
modified to facilitate the transportation of persons held
in custody and police department vehicles are exempt
from the requirement that,
(a) upper torso restraints;
(b) seat belt assemblies in the centre front seat
seating position; and
(c) seat belt assemblies in the rear seat seating
positions,
not be removed, rendered partly or wholly inoperative
or modified so as to reduce their effectiveness.
O. Reg. 1087/80, s. 1.
2. A police officer, constable or peace officer who in
the lawful performance of his duty is transporting a
person in his custody is exempt from subsections 90
(3), (4) and (6) of the Act. O. Reg. 1087/80, s. 2 , part.
3. A person who is in the custody of a police officer,
constable or peace officer is exempt from subsection 90
(4) of the Act. O. Reg. 1087/80, s. 2, paH.
4. An employee or agent of the Cjmada Post Office
while engaged in rural mail delivery is exempt from
subsection 90 (3) of the Act. O. Reg. 34/76, s. 4.
5. — (1) In this Regulation "taxicab" means,
(a) a motor vehicle licensed as a cab by a
municipality ; or
(b) a motor vehicle designed for carrying
less than ten passengers and operated under
the authority of an operating licence issued
under the Public Vehicles Act.
(2) Taxicabs are exempt from the requirement
that,
(a) upper torso restraints for drivers' seating
positions ; and
(b) seat belt assemblies in the centre front
seat seating positions,
not be removed, rendered partly or wholly in-
operative or modified so as to reduce their effective-
ness.
(3) The driver of a taxicab while transporting for
hire a passenger is exempt from subsection 90 (3) of the
Act. O. Reg. 192/76, s. 1, part.
6. The driver of a motor vehicle is exempt from the
provisions of subsection 90 (6) of the Act in respect of a
passenger under the age of five years or weighing less
than 22.7 kilograms. O. Reg. 192/76, s. 1, part;
O. Reg. 571/78, s. 1.
7. Where a motor vehicle that was manufactured in
or imported into Canada prior to the 1st day of
January', 1974 is driven on a highway,
(a) the driver and passengers are exempt
from the requirement to wear the upper
torso restraint component of a seat belt
assembly ; and
(6) the driver is exempt from the provisions of
subsection 90 (6) of the Act with respect to
the requirement that passengers wear upper
torso restraint components. O. Reg. 192/
76, s. l,part.
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REGULATION 486
under the Highway Traffic Act
SIGNS
SPEED LIMIT SIGNS
1. A speed limit sign shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in width and 75
centimetres in height;
(6) bear the word "maximum" in black letters not
less than 10 centimetres in height on a white
retro-reflective background;
(c) display in black numerals not less than 30
centimetres in height on a white retro-reflec-
tive background the prescribed maximum
rate of speed; and
(d) display a tab sign not less than 20 centimetres
in height and not less than 60 centimetres in
width immediately below the speed limit sign
£md the tab sign shall bear the legend "km/h"
in white retro- reflective letters not less than 10
centimetres in height on a black background,
as illustrated in the following Figure:
13
30
12
MAXIMUM
K
J
60
75
( 60x 75 ) em
{20x 60)cm
or a speed limit sign shall.
(c) be not less than 60 centimetres in width and 90
centimetres in height;
(f) bear the word "maximum" in black letters not
less than 10 centimetres in height on a white
retro-reflective background;
(g) display in black numerals not less than 30
centimetres in height on a white retro-reflec-
tive background the prescribed maximum
rate of speed; and
(h) bear the legend "km/h" in white retro-reflec-
tive letters not less than 7.5 centimetres in
height on a black background,
as illustrated in the following Figure:
14
km/h
60
75
2.5
(60 X 90) cm
O. Reg. 1089/80, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subject to section 4, where a maximum
rate of speed other than that prescribed by sub-
section 109 (1) of the Act is prescribed for a highway in
a city, town, village, police village or built-up area,
speed limit signs shall be erected on the highway, in
each direction of travel,
(a) not more than 600 metres apart where the
speed limit prescribed is 60 kilometres per
hour or less ; and
(b) not more than 900 metres apart where the
speed limit prescribed is greater than
60 kilometres per hour and not more than
70 kilometres per hour.
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(2) Where the maximum rate of speed for a
highway in a built-up area more than 1,500 metres
in length is that prescribed by subsection 109 (1) of the
Act, speed limit signs shall be erected on the highway
not more than 900 metres apart.
(3) Where the maximum rate of speed for a
highway in a built-up area 1,500 metres or less in
length is that prescribed by subsection 109 (1) of the
Act, speed limit signs shall be erected on the highway
not more than 300 metres apart. O. Reg. 668/78,
s. 2.
3. The commencement of the part of a highway
for which a maximum rate of speed is prescribed
shall be indicated by a speed limit sign accompanied
immediately below by a sign bearing the word
"begins" in white retro-reflective letters not less
than 12.5 centimetres in height on a black back-
ground. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 3.
4. A speed limit sign shall be erected on the
right side of the highway, facing approaching traffic,
not more than 4.5 metres from the roadway, and
the bottom edge of the sign shall be not less than
1.5 metres or more than 2.5 metres above the level
of the roadway. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 4.
5. — (1) Where the council of a municipality or the
trustees of a police village designate a portion of a
highway under subsection 109 (4) of the Act, a speed
limit sign that,
(a) has the dimensions and bears the markings as
prescribed and illustrated in the following
Figure;
(6) electrically illuminated from within the sign
and legible to approaching drivers only when
the sign is illuminated; or
(c) mechanically operated louvered type sign
which displays the prescribed markings only
during the period of operation,
shall be erected in accordance with section 4 at the
commencement of the portion of the highway so desig-
nated.
WHITE FIGURES ON
BLUE BACKGROUND
( «0 X 90 )cm
MAX. SPEED
40
• 0
]
25
4_1
32
l_t
»0
• LACK
WHITE
LEGEND
BACKGROUND
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 6 (1); O. Reg. 699/80, s. 2 (1).
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(2) The sign shall be illuminated or actuated and
legible during the hours prescribed by by-law under
subsection 109 (4) of the Act on days during which
school is regularly held. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 6 (2);
O. Reg. 699/80, s. 2 (2).
(3) A tab sign not less than 20 centimetres in
height and not less than 60 centimetres in width
shall be placed immediately below the speed limit
sign bearing the legend "km/h" in white retro-
reflective letters not less than 10 centimetres in
height on a black background.
(4) A speed limit sign as prescribed in section 1
shall be erected at the termination of the designated
portion of the highway, except that the maximum
speed shown thereon shall be the appropriate speed
limit for the adjoining portion of the highway.
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 6 (3, 4).
(5) Sections 1, 2 and 3 do not apply to a speed limit
sign erected under subsection (1). O. Reg. 699/80,
s. 2 (3).
STOP SIGNS
6. A stop sign shall,
(a) be octagonal in shape and shall not be
less than 60 centimetres in height and not
less than 60 centimetres in width; and
(b) bear the word "stop" in white retro-
reflective letters not less than 20 centi-
metres in height on a background of red
retro-reflective material ,
as illustrated in the following Figure:
WHITE REFLECTORIZED LEGEND AND BORDER.
RED REFLECTORIZED BACKGROUND.
(60 x60)cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 7.
7. A stop sign shall be erected on the right side
of the highway, facing approaching traffic, at a
point not less than 1.5 metres and not more than
15 metres from the intersecting roadway. O. Reg.
668/78, s. 8.
8. — (1) Where a stop sign is erected within a
city, town, village, pohce village or built-up area,
the left edge of the sign shall be not more than
2 metres from the roadway.
(2) Where a stop sign is erected and is not within
a city, town, village, police village or built-up area,
tlie left edge of the sign shall be not less than
2 metres and not more than 4 metres from the
roadway. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 9.
9. A stop sign shall be erected so that the
bottom edge is not less than 1.5 metres and not
more than 2.5 metres above the level of the road-
way. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 10.
10. A school crossing stop sign shall be octagonal
in shape, not less than 30 centimetres in height and
not less than 30 centimetres in width, and each
face of the sign shall bear the word "stop" in white
retro-reflective letters not less than 12.5 centi-
metres in height on a background of red retro-
reflective material. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 11.
11. Sections 46 and 47 do not apply to a school
crossing stop sign. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 12.
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STOPPING SIGNS
12. A sign prohibiting stopping erected on or after the 1st day of January, 1977 shall,
(a) be not less than 30 centimetres in height and not less than 30 centimetres in width; and
(b) bear the markings and have the dimensions prescribed in the following Figure:
. 1
BLACK ARROWS AND BORDER
2-5cm RED ANNULAR BAND
2 cm RED INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK OCTAGONAL SYMBOL
WHITE BACKGROUND
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10
1
6.5
20
(30x30) cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 13.
13. A sign restricting stopping erected on or after the 1st day of January, 1977 shall,
(a) be not less than 45 centimetres in height and not less than 30 centimetres in width; and
(b) bear the markings and indicate the times at which stopping is prohibited and have the dimensions as
prescribed in the following Figure:
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Black legend, arrows and border
2 5cm RED ANNULAR BAND
2 cm RED INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK OCTAGONAL SYMBOL
WHITE BACKGROUND
AM -4PM
MON - SAT 1^
ZI
2-5
6-5
(30x45)cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 14.
14. On or after the 1st day of January, 1982,
no stopping control sign shall be valid except as
prescribed and illustrated in section 12 or 13, as the
case may be. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 15.
YIELD RIGHT-OF-WAY SIGNS
15. A yield right-of-way sign may be erected on
a highway that intersects another highway. O. Reg.
668/78, s. 16.
16. A yield right-of-way sign shall,
(a) be in the shape of an equilateral triangle
with sides not less than 75 centimetres in
length ;
(b) bear the marking and have the dimensions
as prescribed and illustrated in the follow-
ing Figure:
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(75 x75)cm TRIANGULAR
2 cm. WHITE REFL. BORDER
10 cm. RED REFL. TRIANGULAR
OUTLINE
(c) be erected so that the bottom point is not
less than 1.5 metres and not more than
2.5 metres above the level of the roadway;
and
(d) be erected facing approaching traffic on
the right side of the highway at a point
not less than 1.5 metres and not more than
15 metres from the roadway of the inter-
secting highway or on a median not less
than 1.5 metres and not more than 15
metres from a roadway of the intersecting
divided highway. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 17 (1);
O. Reg. 1089/80, s. 2 (1).
17. — (1) Where a yield right-of-way sign is
erected within a city, town, village, pohce village
or built-up area, the left edge of the sign shall not
be more than 1.5 metres from the roadway.
(2) Where a yield right-of-way sign is erected and
is not within a city, town, village, poHce village
or built-up area, the left edge of the sign shall be
not less than 1.5 metres and not more than 4 metres
from the roadway. 0. Reg. 668/78, s. 20.
PEDESTRIAN CROSSOVER
18. — (1) A portion of a roadway, designated by
by-law of a municipality, at an intersection or
elsewhere on the highway as a pedestrian crossover
shall be distinctly indicated by,
(a) a sign, rectangular in shape, not less than
75 centimetres in height and not less than
60 centimetres in width and bearing,
,,, (i) the word "pedestrian" in black
letters not less than 10 centimetres
in height, and
(ii) a black "X" at least 40 centimetres
in height and situated at least 5
centimetres below the word "pedes-
trian" referred to in subclause (i),
on a background of white retro-refiective
material with a black border;
{b) a sign rectangular in shape, not less than
45 centimetres in height by 60 centimetres
in width and bearing the words "stop for
pedestrians" in black letters not less than
10 centimetres in height on a background
of white retro-refiective material with a
black border; and
(c) a sign, rectangular in shape, not less than
75 centimetres in height and not less than
60 centimetres in width and bearing,
(i) in the upper 40 centimetres of the
sign the words "no passing" in white
letters not less than 15 centimetres
in height on a background of red
retro-reflective material with a black
border, and
(ii) in the lower 35 centimetres of the
sign the words "here to crossing"
in black letters not less than 10
centimetres in height on a back-
ground of white retro-reflective
material with a black border.
(2) The sign required by,
(a) clause (1) (a) shall be erected in two places,
on the same standard so that the signs face in
opposite directions on the right side of the
highway so that one sign faces approaching
traffic; or
(b) clause (1) (6) shall be erected in two places,
on the same standard and face in the same
directions as the signs referred to in clause (a)
and immediately below the signs referred to
in clause (a),
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at a point not more than 4 metres from the edge
of the roadway, adjacent to the place where the
pedestrian crossover prescribed and illustrated in
subsection 4 meets the edge of the roadway.
(3) The sign required by clause (1) (c) shall be
erected on the right side of the highway, facing
approaching traffic, at a point distant 30 metres from
the pedestrian crossover prescribed and illustrated in
subsection (4) and not more than 4 metres from the
roadway.
(4) A pedestrian crossover designated by by-law
of a municipality.
(a) at an intersection on the highway shall be
distinctly indicated on the surface of the
roadway for pedestrian crossing by mark-
ings having the dimensions and being the
distances from each other as are prescribed
and illustrated in the following diagram:
STROKE WIDTH OF 'x' 30 -50 em
STROKE WIDTH OF X S0-90ci
-^i-H
0-8 m
2-5
Al
X
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(b) elsewhere than at an intersection on the
highway shall be distinctly indicated on
the surface of the roadway for pedestrian
crossing by markings having the dimen-
sions and being the distances from each
other as are prescribed and illustrated in
the following diagram:
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 21.
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SYMBOL PEDESTRIAN CONTROL SIGNALS
19. — (1) A symbol walk pedestrian signal indication shall,
(a) be rectangular in shape and shall not be less than 30 centimetres in hei^t and not less than 30
centimetres in width; and
(6) shall consist of a walking pedestrian symbol in lunar white on an opaque background as illustrated in
the following Figure:
a
O
K)
OPAQUE
30cm
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E
u
O
fO
(2) A symbol don't walk pedestrian signal indication shall,
(a) be rectangular in shape and shall not be less than 30 centimetres in height and not less than 30
centimetres in width; and
{b) shall consist of an orange silhouette of a hand on an opaque background as illustrated in the following
Figure:
OPAQUE
30cm
(3) The positions of the symbol pedestrian signal indications, referred to in subsections (1) and (2),
(a) when mounted vertically shall have the hand outline on top; and
(b) when mounted horizontally shall have the hand outline to the left. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 22.
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TURN SIGNS
20. — (1) A no right turn sign erected on or after the 1st day of April, 1978 shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in height and not less than 60 centimetres in width; and
(6) include the markings and the dimensions as described and illustrated in the following Figure:
5cm RED REFL. ANNULAR BAND
4cm RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK ARROW AND BORDER.
•WHITE REFLECTORIZED BACKGROUND.
(60 x60)cm
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(2) A no left turn sign erected on or after the 1st day of April, 1978 shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in height and not less than 60 centimetres in width; and
(b) include the markings and the dimensions as described and illustrated in the following Figure:
4cm RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE
5cm RED REFL. ANNULAR BAND
BLACK ARROW AND BORDER.
WHITE REFLECTORIZED BACKGROUND.
/ /
/
(60x60)cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 23 (1, 2).
(3) On and after the 31st day of December, 1982, no sign prohibiting a right turn or a left turn shall be valid
except as prescribed and illustrated in subsection (1) or (2), as the case may be. O. Reg. 700/79, s. 1.
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NO U TURN SIGN
21. A No U Turn sign shall,
(a) be rectangular in shape and shall be not less than 60 centimetres in height and not less than 60
centimetres in width; jmd
{b) bear the markings and have the dimensions as prescribed and illustrated in the following Figure:
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND.
5cm RED REFL. ANNULAR BAND.
4cm RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE.
BLACK ARROW Af^D BORDER.
(60x60) cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 24.
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PARKING CONTROL SIGNS
22. A sign prohibiting parking shall,
(a) be not less than 30 centimetres in length and not less than 30 centimetres in width; and
(b) bear the markings and have the dimensions as described and illustrated in the following Figure:
BLACK ARROWS AND BORDER
2-5 cm RED ANNULAR BAND
2cm RED INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK "P'
WHITE BACKGROUND
(30 x30)cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 25.
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23. A sign restricting parking shall,
(a) be not less than 45 centimetres in height and not less than 30 centimetres in width; and
(b) bear the markings and indicate the times at which parking is prohibited and have the dimensions as
described in the following Figure:
BLACK LEGEND, ARROWS AND BORDER
WHITE BACKGROUND
2-5cm RED ANNULAR BAND
2cm RED INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK "P
4(l MON - SAT 1^
( 30 X 45)cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 26.
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24. A sign permitting parking for a specified period of time shall,
(a) be not less than 45 centimetres in height and not less than 30 centimetres in width; and
(b) bear the markings, indicate the times at which parking is permitted, the maximum period during which
a vehicle may be parked and have the dimensions as prescribed in the following Figure:
BLACK LEGEND , ARROWS AND BORDER
2.5cm GREEN ANNULAR BAND
BLACK LETTER "P"
WHITE BACKGROUND
. 30 M
\9am-6pm
W MON - SAT 1^
1
J'
(45x30)cm
6-5
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 27.
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SCHOOL BUS LOADING ZONES
25. School bus loading zones may be designated
only,
(a) on one side of a highway; and
(b) on the side of the highway on which,
(i) a school is situated, or
(ii) a building or facility is situated
which is frequently visited by school
children under supervision of their
teachers. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 29.
26. — (1) A school bus loading zone sign shall,
(a) be not less than 45 centimetres in width
and 60 centimetres in height;
(6) bear the words "school bus loading zone"
in black letters not less than 5 centimetres
in height on a white retro-reflective back-
ground; and
(c) bear a single headed or double headed
arrow in black not less than 5 centimetres
in height,
as illustrated in the following Figure:
SCHOOL
6
5
e
BUS
5
LOADING
0
5
60
ZONE
•-. 1>
5
5
8
6
(45x60)cm
(2) One sign with a single headed arrow pointing
towards the loading zone shall be erected at each
end of a school bus loading zone and, where the
length of the loading zone exceeds 60 metres, signs
with double headed arrows shall be erected at
intervals of no more than 45 metres. O. Reg.
668/78, s. 30.
ONE-WAY SIGN
27.— (1) A One- Way sign shall,
(a) be rectangular in shape and shall be not less than 30 centimetres in height and not less than 90
centimetres in width; and
(b) bear the marking and have the dimensions as prescribed and illustrated in the following Figure:
V
BLACK BACKGROUND
^ WHITE REFLECTORIZED ARROW
WHITE REFLECTORIZED BORDER
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(2) A One-Way sign shall be used to indicate highways upon which traffic is allowed to travel in one
direction only. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 31.
! DO NOT ENTER SIGN
28. A Do Not Enter Sign shall,
j (a) be rectangular in shape and shall be not less than 60 centimetres in width and 90 centimetres in height;
; (b) bear the words "do not enter" in black letters not less than 10 centimetres in height on a white
; retro-reflective background; and
(c) bear the markings and have the dimensions as prescribed and illustrated in the following Figure:
44
5-5
•BLACK LEGEND 8 BORDER
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND 8 BAR
RED REFL. CIRCLE
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 32.
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29. A Do Not Enter Sign erected on or after the 1st day of January, 1979 shall,
(a) be rectangular in shape and shall be not less than 60 centimetres in width and 60 centimetres in height;
and
(6) bear the markings and have the dimensions as prescribed and illustrated in the following Figure:
6 5
BLACK BORDER
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND 8 BAR
RED REFL. CIRCLE
O. Reg. 668/78. s. 33.
30. On or after the 1st day of January, 1982 a Do Not Enter Sign shall not be valid except as prescribed and
illustrated in section 29. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 34.
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TRUCK SIGN
31. A No Heavy Trucks Sign shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in width and not less than 60 centimetres in height; and
(b) bear the markings and have the dimensions as prescribed and illustrated in the following Figure:
WHITE REFLECTORIZED BACKGROUND
RED REFLECTORIZED ANNULAR BAND
4cm RED REFLECTORIZED INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK SYMBOL 8 BORDER
(60 X 60)cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 35.
32. — (1) A Lane Designation Sign shall be used to indicate by means of a single arrow or a combination of
arrows the only permitted movement or movements by vehicles on one or more lanes of a highway marked with
the sign.
(2) A Lane Designation Sign shall,
(a) in the case of Figures 1 to 6, be not less than 60 centimetres in height and not less than 60 centimetres in
width;
(ft) in the case of Figure 7, be not less than 90 centimetres in height and not less than 90 centimetres in
width;
(c) bear the markings and have the dimensions as prescribed and illustrated in one of the following Figures:
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Figure 1
BLACK BACKGROUND
WHITE ARROW
WHITE BORDER
9.5
10.5
( 60 X 60) cm
Figure 2
BLACK BACKGROUND
WHITE ARROW
WHITE BORDER
10.5
(60 X 60)cm
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Figure 3
BLACK BACKGROUND
WHITE ARROW
WHITE BORDER
■Ot*'
c Jl
10.5
( 60 X 60) cm
Figure 4
BLACK BACKGROUND
WHITE ARROW
WHITE BORDER
9.5
0.5
(60 X 60) cm
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Figure 5
BLACK BACKGROUND
WHITE ARROW
WHITE BORDER
10.5
(60 X 60) cm
Figure 6
BLACK BACKGROUND
WHITE ARROW
WHITE BORDER
9.5
10.5
( 60 X 60)cm
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Figure 7
BLACK BACKGROUND
WHITE ARROWS
WHITE BORDER
{ 90 X 90) cm
(3) A Lane Designation Sign in Figure 7 signifies that the lane marked with the sign shall be used by a
vehicle for the purpose only of making a left turn. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 36.
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V
A f
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DO NOT PASS SIGN
33. A Do Not Pass Sign erected on or after the 1st day of January, 1979 shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in width and 60 centimetres in height;
(b) bear the markings and have the dimensions prescribed in the foUowing Figure:
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND
Scm RED REFL. ANNULAR BAND
3cm RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE.
BLACK SYMBOL 8 BORDER.
=521
(60x60)cm
O. Reg. 668/78. s. 37.
34. On or after the 1st day of January, 1982, a Do Not Pass Sign shall not be valid except as prescribed and
illustrated in section 33. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 38.
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NO BICYCLES SIGN
35. A Bicycle Prohibition Sign erected on or after the 1st day of January, 1979 shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in width and 60 centimetres in height;
(b) bear the markings and have the dimensions prescribed in the following Figure:
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND
■5cm RED REFL. ANNULAR BAND
4cro RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK SYMBOL 8 BORDER.
4
52
(6 Ox 60) cm
O. Reg. 668/78. s. 39.
36. On or after the 1st day of January, 1982, no Bicycle Prohibition Sign shall be valid except as prescribed
and illustrated in section 35. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 40.
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37. .A Pedestrian Prohibition Sijm erected on or after the 1st day of January. 1979 shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in width and 60 centimetres in height:
(/>) bear the markinjrs and have the dimensions prescribed in the followint: Fisure:
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND.
5cm RED REFL. ANNULAR BAND.
4cm RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE.
BLACK SYMBOL B BORDER.
(60 x60)cm
O. Reg. 668/78. s. 41.
38. On or after the 1st day of January, 1982, no Pedestrian Prohibition Sign shall be valid except as
prescribed and illustrated in section 37. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 42.
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PKDESTRIAX AND BICYCLE PROHIBITION SIGN
39. A Pedestrian and Bicycle Prohibition Sign erected on or after the 1st day of January, 1979 shall,
((/) he not less than 60 centimetres in width and 60 centimetres in height;
(b) hear the markings and have the dimensions prescribed in the following Figure:
WHITE REFL. BACKGf^OUND
:m RED REFL. ANNULAR BAND
»cm RED REFL. INTERDICTORY STROKE
BLACK SYMBOL 8 BORDER.
4
(60x60)cm
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 43.
40. On or after the 1st day of January, 1982,
no Pedestrian and Bicycle Prohibition Sign shall be
valid except as prescribed and illustrated in section
39. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 44.
INTERDICTORY SYMBOL
41. An annular red band with a diagonal red
stroke running through the centre of the band at 45
degrees to the horizontal, as illustrated in the
following Figure, is an interdictory symbol and where
an interdictory symbol is used on a sign prescribed
by this Regulation, the symbol signifies that
whatever is depicted within the symbol is prohibited :
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 45.
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701
LOAD RESTRICTION SIGN
42. A Load Restriction Sign erected on or after the
1st day of March, 1980 shall,
(a) be not less than 60 centimetres in width
and 75 centimetres in height ;
(6) bear the words "Load Restriction in Effect"
and indicate the maximum number of tonnes
per axle permitted on the highway; and
(c) bear the markings and have the dimensions
as prescribed and illustrated in the follow-
ing Figure :
WHITC REFL BACK6R0UN0
BLACK LEGEND AND BORDER
O. Reg. 103/79, s. 1.
GROSS WEIGHT ON BRIDGES SIGN
43. — (1) A gross weight on bridges sign shall,
(a) in the case of Figure 1,
(i) be not less than 75 centimetres in
height and not less than 60 centimetres
in width,
(u) bear the words "MAXIMUM
WEIGHT" and indicate the pre-
scribed maximum gross vehicle weight
in tonnes of a vehicle or combination of
vehicles permitted on the bridge, and
(iii) bear the markings and have the
dimensions as prescribed and illus-
trated in the said Figure 1; and
(b) in the case of Figure 2,
(i) be not less than 150 centimetres in
height and not less than 90 cent-
imetres in width.
(ii) bear the words
WEIGHT",
'MAXIMUM
(iii) indiceite the prescribed maximum
gross vehicle weight in tonnes of a
single vehicle permitted on the bridge,
opposite the marking of a single vehi-
cle,
(iv) indicate the prescribed maximum
gross vehicle weight in tonnes of a
combination of two vehicles permitted
on the bridge, opposite the marking of
a combination of two vehicles,
(v) indicate the prescribed maximum
gross vehicle weight in tonnes of a
combination of three vehicles permit-
ted on the bridge, opposite the mark-
ing of a combination of three vehicles,
and
(vi) bear the markings and have the
dimensions prescribed and illustrated
in the said Figure 2.
FIGURE I
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND
BLACK LEGEND AND BORDER
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FIGURE
WHITE REFL. BACKGROUND
(90x I50)cm
(2) The prescribed maximum gross vehicle weight
indicated on a sign prescribed by this section shall be
such weight as is prescribed by a regulation or by-law
made under subsection 104 (12) or (13) of the Act.
O. Reg. 396/79, s. 1, part.
CONSTRUCTION ZONE SIGN
44. — (1) A construction zone sign marking a part of
the King's Highway that has been designated as a con-
struction zone shall be erected,
(a) in the case of a sign erected at the commence-
ment of a construction zone, not less than 30
metres from the commencement of the con-
struction zone; and
(b) in the case of a sign erected at the termination
of a construction zone, not less that 30 metres
from the termination of the construction zone ,
on the right side of the highway, facing approaching
traffic and not more than 4.5 metres from the roadway,
with the bottom edge of the sign not less than 1.5 metres
or more than 2 . 5 metres above the level of the roadway.
(2) A construction zone sign required by subsection (1)
shall be rectangular in shape, not less than 90 cent-
imetres in height and not less than 60 centimetres in
width with the words "construction zone" in black let-
ters not less than 7.5 centimetres in height on a
background of white retro-reflective material in the
upper two-thirds of the sign and shall bear,
(a) in the case of a sign referred to in clause (a) of
subsection (1), in the lower one- third of the
sign the word "begins"; and
(b) in the case of a sign referred to in clause {b) of
subsection (1), in the lower one-third of the
sign the word "ends",
in white retro- reflective letters not less than 7.5 cen-
timetres in height on a black background. O. Reg.
699/80, s. 3.
GENERAL
45. The dimensions of a sign may be greater than
the dimensions prescribed and illustrated in this
Regulation so long as each dimension is increased
and, when increased, has the same relation to the
other dimensions of the sign as the dimensions
prescribed and illustrated in this Regulation have to
each other. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 46.
46. A sign prescribed by this Regulation shall be
so placed as to be visible at all times for a distance of
at least 60 metres to the traffic approaching the sign.
O. Reg. 668/78, s. 47.
47. No person, other than a municipal corporation
or other authority having jurisdiction over a highway,
shall erect or maintain a sign prescribed by the Act
and regulations. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 48.
48. Where conditions at an intersection make it
impracticable to place a sign in accordance with the
requirements of section 7, 8 or 9, or clauses 16 (1) (c) or
(d), or section 17 or section 46, the sign shall be placed
so as to comply as nearly as possible, with those
requirements. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 49.
49. No speed limit sign bearing the words "speed
limit" is valid. O. Reg. 668/78, s. 50.
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REGULATION 487
under the Highway Traffic Act
SLOW-MOVING VEHICLE SIGN
1,_(1) The slow-moving vehicle sign to be attached to a farm tractor or self-propelled implement of
husbandry shall be in the shape of a base-down equilateral triangle, fluorescent yellow-orange in colour
with a dark red retro- reflective border, and shall be of the dimensions and size as prescribed and illustrated
in the following Figure :
SLOW MOVING VEHICLE
WARNING DEVICE
FLUORESCENT Y E LLOW- OR AHGE
TRIANGLE
DARK RED RETRORCFLECTiVE
BORDER
y^" BORDER
(2) The sign referred to in subsection 1 shall be
bonded to a durable rigid weatherproof-base surface.
(3) The brightness of the retro-reflective material
referred to in subsection (1) shall comply with the
requirements of the Schedule. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
426, s. 1.
2. The sign referred to in section 1 shall be
mounted.
(a) base down in a plane perpendicular to the
direction of travel of the vehicle; and
(6) where practicable, on the rear of the vehicle,
or combination of vehicles, at the centre
of mass of the vehicle or vehicles, and not
less than two feet or more than six feet
above the roadway,
and shall bo clearly visible for a distance of not less
than 500 feet from the rear of the vehicle or com-
bination of vehicles. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 426. s. 2;
O. Reg. 415/74, s. 1.
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3. The sign referred to in section 1 shall be free
from dirt and obstruction and shall be so affixed as to
be plainly visible at all times and the view of the sign
shaJl not be obscured or obstructed by any part of the
vehicle or any attachment thereto or by the load
carried. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 426, s. 3.
4. The dimensions of a slow-moving vehicle sign
may be greater than the dimensions prescribed and
illustrated in section 1 so long as each dimension is
increased and, when increased, has the same relation
to the other dimensions of the sign as the dimensions
prescribed and illustrated have to each other.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 426, s. 4.
5. A slow-moving vehicle sign shall be deemed to
meet the requirements of this Regulation if the sign is
marked with the monogram of the Canadian
Standards Association Testing Laboratories.
Schedule
BRIGHTNESS OF REFLECTIVE MATERIAL
Angle of
Incidence
Brightness
Average Candle Power/ Foot Candle/
Square Foot of material
Angle of Divergence
Degrees
0.2 Degrees
0.5 Degrees
0
15
30
45
10.0
7.0
5.0
1.0
5.0
4.0
2.0
0.5
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 426, s. 5.
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REGULATION 488
under the Highway Traffic Act
SPECIAL PERMITS
1. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), where a permit is
issued by the Ministry under section 93 of the Act,
authorizing the movement of heavy vehicles, loads,
objects or structures in excess of the dimensional
limits prescribed by section 92 or the weight limits set
out in Part VII of the Act, the following fees shall be
paid to the Ministry:
1. For an annual term $100.00
2. For a project 50.00
3. For a single trip 10.00
4. For a replacement permit in case of
loss or destruction of the original . 1 .00
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 427, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 726/78,
s. 1 (1).
(2) No fee is payable where a permit referred to in
subsection (1) is applied for by a Ministry of the Gov-
ernment of Ontario. O. Reg. 726/78, s. 1 (2).
2. Subject to subsection 1 (2), where a permit is
issued by the Ministry under section 93 of the Act and
where as a condition of the permit an Ontario Provin-
cial Police escort is required, the following fee shall be
paid in addition to the fee prescribed in subsection 1
(1):
1. Where an escort is required for a
distance of up to and including 40
kilometres $25.00
2. Where an escort is required for a
distance exceeding 40 kilometres,
$25 plus 60 cents for each kilo-
metre or p>art thereof in excess of
40 kilometres.
O. Reg. 726/78. s. 2.
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Reg. 489
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REGULATION 489
under the Highway Traffic Act
SPECIFICATIONS AND STANDARDS
FOR TRAILER COUPLINGS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "fifth wheel assembly" means a coupling
device having its lower-half mounted on
the rear portion of a vehicle frame or the
frame of a trailer converter dolly and its
upper-half fastened to the underside of
the forward portion of a semi-trailer for
the purpose of supporting and towing the
semi-trailer ;
(6) "full trailer" means a vehicle that is towed
by another vehicle and is so designed and
used that the whole of its weight and load
is carried on its own axles and includes a
combination consisting of a semi-trailer
and a trailer converter dolly ;
(c) "semi-trailer" means a vehicle that is towed
by another vehicle and is so designed and
used that a substantial part of its weight
and load rests on or is carried by the other
vehicle or a trailer converter dolly through
a fifth wheel assembly ;
{d) "tow bar" means a towing structure that
is connected to the chassis frame of the
forward axle of a full trailer and which
includes an eye or equivalent device for the
purpose of coupling with a trailer hitch ;
{e) "trailer converter dolly" means a device
consisting of one or more axles, a fifth
wheel lower-half and a tow bar used to
convert a semi-trailer into a full trailer;
and
(/) "trailer hitch" means a coupling device
mounted on the rear of a truck tractor or
trailer to which a tow bar may be attached
for the purpose of towing a full trailer.
O.Reg. 247/73, s. 1.
2. Where a truck tractor and one or more trailers
are operated in combination, the coupling devices
connecting the truck tractor and trailer or trailers
shall be designed, constructed and installed and the
truck tractor, trailer or trailers shall be designed and
constructed so that when they are operated in com-
bination in a straight line on a level, smooth, paved
surface, the path of the trailer or trailers does not
swing or deviate more than 76 millimetres to either
side of the path of the truck tractor. O. Reg.
247/73, s. 2; O. Reg. 572/78, s. 1.
3. — (1) The lower-half of a fifth wheel assembly
on a truck tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly
shall be attached to the frame of the truck tractor,
trailer or trailer converter dolly with a mounting
that,
(a) has,
(i) brackets, mounting plates or angles,
and
(ii) bolts or equivalent devices,
which together will withstand a force,
applied at the coupling point of the fifth
wheel assembly, equivalent to the gross
weight of the trailer or trailers being
towed without residual deformation to the
mounting parts ;
(6) is installed so that the frame of the truck
tractor, trailer or converter dolly does not
crack or become deformed ; and
(c) is installed so as to prevent shifting of the
lower-half of the fifth wheel assembly on
the frame to which it is attached.
(2) Where the upper-half of a fifth wheel assembly
is attached to a semi-trailer it shall be attached to
the underside of the semi- trailer so as to prevent,
(a) warping or cracking of the upper-half of
the fifth wheel assembly or the underside
of the semi-trailer ; and
(b) separation of the upper-half of the fifth
wheel assembly from the semi-trailer.
(3) A fifth wheel assembly shall be equipped with
a locking device that prevents separation of its
upper-half from its lower-half.
(4) Where a fifth wheel assembly includes a
manual release system, the fifth wheel assembly
shall be equipped with a locking device or devices
which applies automatically on the couphng of a
semi-trailer to a truck tractor, trailer converter
dolly or to another semi-trailer.
(5) The lower-half of a fifth wheel assembly on a
truck tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly shall
be so mounted in relation to the axles of the truck
tractor, trailer or trailer converter dolly that,
(a) the load distribution does not unduly
interfere with the steering, braking or
maneuverability of the truck tractor,
trailer or trailer converter dolly ; and
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(b) the combination operates safely. O. Reg.
247/73,s.3.
4. — (1) A full trailer shall be equipped with a tow
bar that is of sufficient strength to withstand a force
through its attachments equivalent to the gross
weight of the trailer or trailers being towed, without
residual deformation to the tow bar.
(2) Where a tow bar is used to tow a full trailer
it shall be connected to the full trailer with an
attachment that,
(a) has a strength equal to or greater than that
of the tow bar ;
(6) in the case of a hinged tow bar, has the
minimum clearance necessary for adequate
articulation ; and
(c) is attached in the manner for which it was
designed.
(3) Where a truck tractor or trailer is equipped
with a trailer hitch, the trailer hitch shall,
(a) be of sufficient strength to withstand a
' force applied at the point to which the
tow bar is connected, equivalent to the
gross weight of the trailer or trailers being
towed, without residual deformation to
r> the trailer hitch ;
(b) provide the minimum clearance necessary
for adequate articulation in its connection
to the trailer being towed ; and
(c) be provided with a locking device to pre-
U vent accidental separation of the truck
tractor or trailer from the trailer being
towed. ,»>'!., .;• ':!•!'•* j;r, :o
(4) The attachment of a trailer hitch to the
towing structure of a truck tractor or trailer shall
have a strength that is equal to or greater than
that of the trailer hitch.
(5) A towing structure to which a trailer hitch is
attached, shall have a strength equal to or greater
than that of the trailer hitch.
(6) The attachment of a towing structure to a
truck tractor or trailer shall,
(a) be reinforced or braced to prevent dis-
' tortion of the frame of the truck tractor
or trailer ; and
(6) have a strength equal to or greater than
that of the trailer hitch. O. Reg. 247/73,
/ S.4.
5. — (1) A full trailer shall be coupled to the frame
or an extension of the frame of a truck tractor or
trailer with a safety connecting device that will
prevent the full trailer from breaking loose in the
event the tow bar fails or becomes disconnected.
(2) The safety connecting device referred to in
subsection (1) shall,
(a) not be attached to any part of a trailer
hitch that would render the safety con-
necting device ineffective should the
trailer hitch or its attachment to the towing
structure fail ;
(6) have the minimum slack necessary for
adequate articulation ;
(c) have an ultimate strength not less than
the gross weight of the trailer or trailers
being towed and where the safety connect-
ing device consists of two chains, two
cables or two other links, each chain, cable
or other link and its attachments shall
have an ultimate strength equal to the
gross weight of the trailer or trailers
being towed ;
(d) be connected in such a manner so as to
prevent the tow bar from dropping to the
ground, and to keep the swing of the
full trailer within safe limits in the event
the tow bar fails or becomes disconnected ;
(e) be equipped with a hook or hooks or other
means of attachment that will not become
disconnected accidentally ;
(/) where it is used in conjunction with a
hinged tow bar and where the safety con-
necting device consists of two chains,
two cables or two other links, be attached
to the forward axle or chassis frame of the
forward axle of the full trailer at two
points as far apart as the configuration of
the axle or frame permits and equidistant
from the centreline of the full trailer ;
(g) where it is used in conjunction with a
hinged tow bar and where the safety
connecting device consists of a single
chain or single cable,
(i) have its ends attached to the for-
ward axle or chassis frame of the
forward axle of the full trailer
at two points as far apart as the
configuration of the axle or frame
permits and equidistant from the
centreline of the full trailer,
(ii) lead along each side of the tow
bar, and
(iii) be formed into a bridle by using
a thimble and twin-base clamps
and include a single means of
attachment ;
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(A) where it is used in conjunction with a non-
hinged tow bar,
(i) consist of two chains, two cables
or two other links attached to the
tow bar at a single ix>int on the
centreline of the tow bar or at
two points equidistant from the
centreline of the tow bar such
that the attachment is behind the
eye of the tow bar, or
(ii) consist of a single chain, cable or
other link attached to the tow bar
on the centreline of the tow bar at
any jwint behind the eye of the tow
bar;
(»') where it consists of two chains, two cables
or two other links attached at separate
points, the separate points shall be equi-
distant from the centreline of the truck
tractor or towing trailer ; or
{j) where it consists of two chains, two
cables or two other links attached to the
same point or where a bridle, single chain,
single cable or other single link is used, be
attached to a point on the centreline of the
truck tractor or towing trailer. O. Reg.
247/73,5.5.
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REGULATION 490
under the Highway Traffic Act
SPEED LIMITS
1. The speed limit on those parts of the King's
Highway described in,
(o) Part 1 of each Schedule is prescribed as 100
kilometres per hour;
(b) Part 2 of each Schedule is prescribed as 90
kilometres per hour;
(c) Part 3 of each Schedule is prescribed as
80 kilometres per hour ;
(d) Part 4 of each Schedule is prescribed as
70 kilometres per hour ;
(«) Part 5 of each Schedule is prescribed as
60 kilometres per hour ;
(^ Part 6 of each Schedule is prescribed as 50
kilometres per hour. O. Reg. 587/77, s. 1.
2. Where a highway is referred to in a Schedule
by a number or name, the reference is to that
part of the King's Highway that is known thereby.
O. Reg. 1045/75,5. I. part.
3. — (1) In a Schedule "township", when used with
reference to a township in a territorial district, means a
geographic township, except where otherwise pro-
vided.
(2) Where a part of the King's Highway is referred
to in a Schedule as being in a municipality that, by
reason of a municipal reorganization, has become
another municipality or a part thereof, the reference
shall be deemed to be a reference to that part of the
King's Highway in that other municipality or part
thereof. O. Reg. 1045/75, s. I, part, revised.
4. No person shall operate a commercial motor
vehicle, except a bus, at a greater rate of speed
than 50 kilometres per hour, northbound, on that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 20 in
The Regional Municipality of Hamilton- Wentworth
lying between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly hmit of the roadway known as
King Street in the City of Hamilton and a point
situate 45 metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Green Mountain Road in the Town of
Stoney Creek. O. Reg. 587/77, s. 2.
Schedule 1
HIGHWAY NO. 2
Part 1
(Reserved)
Essex —
Twp. of
Rochester
Kent—
Twf»s. of
Raleigh and
Tilbury East
Kent—
Twp. of
Chatham
Kent—
Twp. of
Camden
Middlesex
and
Kent—
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Rochester in the County of Essex
lying between a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions 4
and 5 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 1
and 2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 1900 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Bloomfield Side
Road in the Township of Raleigh and
a point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of Lot 16 in Con-
cession 5 in the Township of Tilbury
East.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Chatham in the County of Kent lying
between a point situate 2440 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the road
allowance between the townships of
Camden and Chatham and a point
situate 1100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 15 and 16 in Concession 1.
That part of the IGng's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Camden in the County of Kent lying
between a point situate 2300 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as
Priscilla Street and a point situate
1775 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between the townships of Chatham and
Camden.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 lying between a point
situate 2500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
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TwjK. of
Mosa and
Camden
Middlesex —
Twps. of
Caradoc and
Ekfrid—
Village of
Wardsville
Middlesex-
Twp. of
Caradoc
Oxford—
Twp. of
Blandford-
Blenheim
Brant and
Oxford—
Twps. of
Brantford
and Oxford
10.
Brant—
Twp. of
Brantford
limit of the road allowance between
lots 16 and 17 in the Township of
Mosa in the County of Middlesex and
a point situate 2350 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the Canadian National
Railways right of way in the Town-
ship of Camden in the County of Kent.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 in the County of Middlesex lying
between a point situate 915 metres meas-
ured westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the road allowance
between the townships of Caradoc and
Ekfrid and a point situate 150 metres
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Mill Lane in the Village of
Wardsville.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Caradoc in the County of Middlesex
lying between a point situate 1500 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the boundary hne between
the townships of Delaware and Caradoc
and a point situate 1400 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as North Longwoods Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Blandford-Blenheim in the County
of Oxford lying between a point
situate 2,000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Oxford
County Road No. 3 and a point
situate 800 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Oxford
County Road No. 4.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Brantford in the County of Brant and
in the Township of Blenheim in the
County of Oxford lying between the
point at which it intersects the easterly
limits of the road allowance between
the townships of Burford and Brant-
ford and a point situate 1600 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the boundary line between lots
12 and 13 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Blenheim.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Brantford in the County of Brant
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Hamilton-
Wentworth-
Brant—
Twp. of
Brantford
Town of
Ancaster
lots 9 and 10 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 1000 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 1 and 2
in the said Concession 1.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Brant
School Road in the Township of
Brantford in the County of Brant and
a point situate 1000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 52 in the Town of
Ancaster in The Regional Munici-
pality of Hamilton- Went worth.
Dundas —
TwfK. of
Matilda and
Williams-
burg
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of Dundas
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 20 and 21 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Matilda and a j)oint
situate 150 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 31 and 32 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Williamsburg.
13. That part of the King's Highway
Dundas and known as No. 2 lying between a point
Stormont — situate 1050 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 27 and 28 in Concession 1
in the Township of Williamsburg in
the County of Dundas and a point
situate 800 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 22 and 23 in Concession 2
in the Township of Osnabruck in the
County of Stormont.
Twps. of
Williamsburg
and
Osnabruck
Stormont —
Twp. of
Osnabruck
Stormont-
Twp. of
Cornwall
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Osnabruck in the County of Stormont
lying between a point situate 150 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 18 and 19
in Concession 2 and a point situate
450 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between the
townships of Osnabruck and Corn-
wall.
15. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Cornwall in the County of Stormont
lying between a point situate 330 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 36 and 37
in Concession 4 and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 25 and 26 in the said Concession 4.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
713
16.
Oxford and
Middlesex—
Twps. of
North Oxford
and North
Dorchester
17.
Essex-
Twps. of
Maidstone
and SandMrich
South
18.
Dundas —
Twp. of
Matilda
Regional
Municipal-
ity of
Durham —
Town of
Newcastle
19,
20.
Frontenac
and Lennox
and
Addington —
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 lying between a point
situate 200 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the road allowance between
lots 20 and 21 in Concession 1 in the
Township of North Oxford in the
County of Oxford and a point situate
1500 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as County Subur-
ban Road No. 25A in the Township
of North Dorchester in the County
of Middlesex.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of
Essex lying between a point situate
630 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as West Puce
River Road in the locality of Puce in
the Township of Maidstone and a point
situate 430 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 153 and 154 in Conces-
sion 2 in the Township of Sandwich
South.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Matilda in the County of Dundas lying
between a point situate 800 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between the counties of
Dundas and Grenville and a point
situate 150 feet measured south-
westerly from its intersection with the
line between ranges 1 and 2 in Broken
Front Concession.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham l>-ing
between a point situate 875 metres mea-
sured westerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between lots 8 and 9
in Concession 2 and a point situate 45
metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 23 and
24 in Concession 2. R.R.O. 1970. Reg.
429, Sched. 1, Part 1; O. Reg. 254/71,
s. 1 (1. 2); O. Reg. 512/71. s. 1 (1);
O. Reg. 91/72. s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 221/72.
s. 1 ; O. Reg. 308/72. s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
455/74, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 924/74. s. 1;
O. Reg. 101/76. s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
306/77, s. 1 (1) ; O. Reg. 276/78, s. 1 (1) ;
O. Reg. 922/78, s. 1 (1, 2); O. Reg. 671/
79, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 912/80, s. 1 (1).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 lying between a pxjint
situate 1000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 2 and 3 in Con-
Twps. of
Kingston
and
Ernestown
21.
Lennox and
.\ddington —
Twp. of
Ernestown
22.
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Richmond
23.
Brant—
Twp. of
Brantford
Town of
Paris
24.
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Durham —
ToMmsof
Whitby and
Ajax
cession 3, Western Division, in the
Township of Kingston in the County of
Frontenac and a point situate 750 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 33 and 34
in Concession 4 in the Township of
Ernestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Ernestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Cross
Street in the hamlet of Odessa and a
point situate 2500 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Ernestown
and North Fredericksburgh.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Richmond in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Russell Street and a point situate
1300 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between the
counties of Lennox and Addington
and Hastings. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 1, Part 2; O. Reg. 512/71, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 308/72, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 326/73,
s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 390/73, s. 1 (1, 2);
O. Reg. 306/77. s. 1 (2).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of Brant
lying between a point situate 2,000 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 5 in
the Town of Paris and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 25 and 26 in Concession 2 in the
Township of Brantford.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Durham lying between a
point situate 2,000 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 31 and 32 in concessions
1 and 2 in the Town of Whitby and
a point situate 200 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
road allowance between lots 8 and 9
in concessions 1 and 2 in the Town of
Ajax. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 1,
Part 3; O. Reg. 283/71, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
455/74, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 254/77, s. 1;
O. Reg. 306/77, s. 1 (3, 4); O. Reg.
276/78, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 186/80, s. 1 (1).
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Kent—
Twp. of
ramricn
Brant—
Twp. of
Brant ford
Oxford-
Twp. of
Blandford-
Blenheim
Oxford—
Twp. of
Blandford-
Blenheim
Brant—
Part 4
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Camden in the County of Kent described
as follows :
(a) commencing at a point situate
2350 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the
Canadian National Railways
right-of-way and extending
westerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 2120 feet more or
less ; and
{b) commencing at a point situate
100 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the
roadway known as Priscilla
Street and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of
2200 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Brantford in the County of Brant
lying between a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the boundary line between lots
1 and 2 in Concession 1 and the point
at which it intersects the easterly
limits of the road allowance between
the Townships of Brantford and Bur-
ford.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Blandford-Blenheim in the County
of Oxford beginning at a point situate
1600 feet measured easterl\- from
its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Oxford
County Road No. 3 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
3600 feet.
4. That part of the King's High vay
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Blandford-Blenheim in the County
of Oxford lying between a point
situate 800 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Oxford
County Road No. 4 and a point situate
1275 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 14 and 15 in Concession 1.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Twp. of
Brantford
Brantford in the County of Brant
lying between the point at which it
intersects the southerly limits of the
Town of Paris and the point at which
it intersects the boundary line between
lots 9 and 10 in Concession 1.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 lying between a point
situate 800 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Sheppard Avenue East in
The Municipality of MetropolitanTor-
onto and a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between the towns of
Pickering and Ajax in The Regional
Municipality of Durham.
7. That part of the King's Highway
Ontario— known as No. 2 in the Township of
Pickering in the County of Ontario,
Twp. of lying between a point in the highway
Pickering distant 200 feet measured easterly
therealong from its intersection with
the roadway known as Harwood Ave-
nue and its intersection with the east-
erly limit of the Village of Pickering.
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto and
Regional
Municipality
of Durham
Ontario —
Town of
Whitby
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in that part of the
County of Ontario formerly the Town-
ship of Whitby commencing at the
point at which it intersects the westerly
limits of the Town of Whitby and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 2000 feet more or less.
9. That part of the BCing's Highway
Hastings — known as No. 2 in the Township of
Sidney in the County of Hastings
Twp. of lying between a point situate 700 feet
Sidney measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 7 and 8 in
Broken Front Concession and a point
situate 200 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as No. 6
Repair Depot Road.
10. That part of the King's Highway
Grenville— known as No. 2 in the Township of
Augusta in the County of Grenville
Twp. of commencing at a point on the centre
Augusta line of the said highway situate 1600
feet west of its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 29 and 30
and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1000 feet more or less.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
715
Grenville
Twp. of
Augusta
Dundas —
Twp. of
Matilda
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Augusta in the County of Grenville
commencing at a point on the centre
line of the said highway situate 700
feet east of its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 29 and 30
and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1300 feet more or less.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Matilda in the County of Dundas
lying between a point situate 150 feet
measured southwesterly from its inter-
section with the line between ranges
1 and 2 in Broken Front Concession
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 20 and 21
in Concession 1.
13.
Stormont —
Twp. of
Osnabruck
14.
Kent—
Twp. of
Raleigh
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Osnabruck in the County of Stormont
lying between a point situate 800 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the boundary line between
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 2 and a
point situate 150 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 18 and 19
in Concession 2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Raleigh in the County of Kent lying
between a point situate at its intersec-
tion Mdth the westerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 19 and 20 in
Concession 1 and a point situate 1900
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Bloomfield Side
Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of
Stormont lying between a point situate
450 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between the
townships of Osnabruck and Corn-
wall and a point situate 330 feet meas-
ured westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 36 and 37 in
Concession 4 in the said Township of
Cornwall.
16. That part of the King's Highway
Durham — known as No. 2 in the Township of
Darlington in the County of Durham
Twp. of lying between a point situate 500
Darlington fg^^ measured easterly from its inter-
15.
Stormont —
Twps. of
Osnabruck
and Cornwall
section with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between lots 34 and 35
in Concession 2 and a point situate
1500 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the road allowance between lots 28
and 29 in the said Concession 2.
17. That part of the King's Highway
Durham— known as No. 2 in the Township of
Darlington in the County of Durham
Twp. of lying between a point situate 300 feet
Darlmgton measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 20 and 21 in
Concession 2 and a point situate 300
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between lots 18 and 19
in the said Concession 2.
18. That part of the King's Highway
Essex and known as No. 2 l\nng between a
Kent — point situate 15 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the structure over
Tremblay Creek in the Township of
Tilbury North in the County of Essex
and a point situate 440 metres
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Lyon Avenue in
the Town of Tilbury in the County
of Kent.
Twp. of
Tilbur\- North
Town of
Tilburv-
Kent —
Town of
Tilbury
Essex —
Twp. of
Sandwich
South
Town of
Tecumseh
19. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Town of Tilbury
in the County of Kent lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 16 and 17 in
Concession 4 and a point situate 100
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Station Road.
20. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of
Essex lying between a point situate
430 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
153 and 154 in Concession 2 in the
Township of Sandwich South and a
point situate 300 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Shawnee Road in the Town of
Tecumseh.
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Hamilton-
Wentworth
21. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Town of
Ancaster in The Regional Munici-
pality of Hamilton-Wentworth lying
between a point situate 245 metres
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Town of
Ancaster
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Hamilton-
Wentworth-
Town of
Ancaster
Brant—
Twp. of
Brantford
Essex —
Twp. of
Rochester
measured easterly from its intersection
with the hne between lots 38 and 39
in Concession 3 and a point situate
100 metres measured easterly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 24 and 25 in Concession 4.
22. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 lying between a point
situate 100 metres measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 22 and 23 in Concession 4
in the Town of Ancaster in The
Regional Municipality of Hamilton-
Went worth and a point situate 310
metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 54
in the Township of Brantford in the
County of Brant. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 1, Part 4; O. Reg. 254/71,
s. 1 (.3, 4); O. Reg. 283/71, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 512/71, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 91/72,
s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 326/73, s. 1 (2, 3);
O. Reg. 114/74, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 455/74,
s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 101/76, s. 1 (2); O. Reg.
779/76, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 912/76, s. 1
(1, 2); O. Reg. 991/76, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
36/77, s. 1(1, 2); O. Reg. 306/77, s. 1 (5);
O. Reg. 452/77, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 749/77,
s. 1; O. Reg. 725/78, s. 1.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Rochester in the County of Essex com-
mencing at a point situate 2100 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 4 and 5
and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 3100 feet more or less.
Ontario —
Twp. of East
Whitby and
former Twp.
of Whitbv
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
East Whitby in the County of Ontario
and in that part of the County of
Ontario formerly the Township of
Whitby lying between its intersection
with the easterly limit of the Town of
Whitby and its intersection with the
westerly limit of the City of Oshawa.
Regional
Municipality
of Durham —
Town of
Newcastle
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Town of
Newcastle (formerly in the Geographic
Township of Clarke) in The Regional
Municipahty of Durham beginning
at a point situate 457 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
Durham —
Town of
Newcastle
Regional
Municipal-
ity of
Durham —
Town of
Newcastle
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Hamilton
Hastings
Twp. of
Sidney
Hastings
Twp. of
Sidney
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween lots 8 and 9 in Concession 2
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 1,330 metres.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Town of
Newcastle in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 30 and 31 in
Concession 2 and a point situate 250
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
bridge over the watercourse known as
Foster's Creek.
5. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 in the Town of Newcastle in The
Regional Municipality of Durham lying
between a point situate 75 metres mea-
sured easterly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway known
as Arthur Street and a point situate 45
metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 23 and
24 in Concession 2.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Hamilton, in the County of North-
umberland, lying between the east
limit of the Town of Cobourg and the
intersection of the highway with the
roadway known as Maplewood Boule-
vard.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township nt
Sidney in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as No. 6 Repair Depot Road and
a point situate 1270 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
Hne between lots 2 and 3 in Broken
Front Concession.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Sidney in the County of Hastings
commencing at a point on the centre
line situate 1085 feet east of its inter-
section with the boundary line between
lots 13 and 14 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 2645 feet
more or less.
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Haldimand
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Haldimand in the County of
Northumberland lying between a point
situate 850 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
717
10.
Frontenac —
Twp. of
Kingston
11.
Frontenac-
Twp. of
Kingston
12.
Frontenac—
Twp. of
Pittsburgh
13.
Leeds —
Twp. of
Elizabeth-
town
14.
Grenville-
Twp. of
Augusta
limit of the roadway known as Aird
Street and a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Brimley Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Kingston in the County of Frontenac
commencing at a point situate 1000
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the boundary line between
lots 2 and 3 in Concession 3 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 2000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Kingston in the County of Frontenac
lying between a point situate 800 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 1 1 and
12 in Concession 2 and a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the City of Kingston.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Pittsburgh in the County of Frontenac
from a point in the highway measured
easterly 500 feet therealong from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Third Street to a
point in the highway measured east-
erly 500 feet therealong from its in-
tersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Signal Avenue.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Elizabethtown in the County of Leeds
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 6 and 7
in Concession 1 and a point situate
550 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 2 and 3
in the said Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Augusta in the County of Grenville
lying between a point situate 300 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 8 and 9 in
Concession 1 and a point situate 500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the road-
way known as Sophia Street in the
Town of Prescott.
IS.
That part of the King's Highway
Grenville — known as No. 2 in the Township of
Edwardsburgh in the County of (jren-
Twp. of viiie commencing at its intersection
Edwardsburgh ^^j^ ^j^^ easterly Umits of the Town
of Prescott and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2000 feet.
16. That part of the King's Highway
Grenville — known as No. 2 in the Township of
Edwardsburgh in the County of Gren-
Twp. of ville l5nng between a point situate at
Edwardsburgh j^g intersection with the line between
lots 7 and 8 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 3000 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the line
between the counties of Dundas and
Grenville.
17.
Diindas —
Twp. of
Williamsburg
Village of
Morrisburg
18.
Glengarry—
Twp. of
Cbarlotten-
burgh
19.
Glengarry-
Twps. of
Lancaster and
Charlotten-
burgh
20.
Durham —
Twp. of
Darlington
21.
Durham —
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Village of Morris-
burg in the Township of Williams-
burg in the County of Dundas lying
between a point situate 150 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 31 and 32
in Concession 1 and a point situate
1050 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
27 and 28 in the said Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Charlsttenburgh in the County of
Glengarry lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 5 and 6 in Front Concession 1 and
a point situate at its intersection with
the line between the counties of Glen-
garry and Stormont.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of
Glengarry lying between a point situate
850 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
35 and 36 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Lancaster and a point
situate 500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the bridge over the Raisin
River in the Township of Charlotten-
burgh.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Darlington in the County of Durham
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly Umit
of the road allowance between the
counties of Ontario and Durham and
a point situate 500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 34 and 35 in Concession
2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Hope in the County of Durham lying
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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Twp. of Hop)e
Town of
Port Hope
22.
Kent—
Twp. of
Chatham
23.
Essex —
Twp. of
Maidstone
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Richmond
25.
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Richmond
between a point situate 50 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre hne of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 and a
point situate 68 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
CHfton Road in the Town of Port
Hope.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Chatham in the County of Kent com-
mencing at a point situate 1100 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between lots 15 and 16 in Con-
cession 1 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 3800 feet more or
less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Maidstone in the County of Essex
lying between a point situate 1650 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre lin of the bridge
abutment over the Belle River in the
Town of Belle River and a point
situate 630 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway known as West Puce
Road in the locality of Puce.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Richmond in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the Town of Napanee
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Russell Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Richmond in the County of Lennox
and Addington beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
line between the counties of Lennox
and Addington and Hastings and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1300 feet more or less.
26. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of
Middlesex commencing at a point
situate 300 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the road allowance between
Concessions D and 1 in the Town-
ship of Delaware and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet.
24.
27.
28.
29.
Kent—
Twp. of
Chatham
30.
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Hope
31.
Middlesex —
Twp. of
Westminster
32.
Northumber-
land—
Village of
Brighton
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of
Middlesex commencing at a point
situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the bound-
ary Hne between the townships of
Delaware and Caradoc and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet in the Township of Caradoc.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Hamilton in the County of Northum-
berland and beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
line between the east and west halves
of Lot 21 in Concession A and 1 and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Chatham in the County of Kent lying
between a point situate 120 metres
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Devonshire Road and
a point situate 166 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the structure over Arnold
Creek.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Hope in the County of Northumber-
land lying between a point situate
330 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 106
and a point situate 737 metres
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the said King's High-
way known as No. 106.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Westminster in the County of Mid-
dlesex beginning at a point situate
400 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits of
the roadway known as Campbell Street
in the locality of Lambeth and extend-
ing easterly therealong for a distance
of 1250 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Village of
Brighton in the County of Northumber-
land lying between a point situate 700
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 34 and 35
in Concession A and the point at which
it intersects the boundary line between
lots 32 and 33 in the said Concession A.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
719
Ernestown
33. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 2 in the Township of
Addin«non — Emestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
Twp. of situate 550 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 30 and 31 in Concession
4 and a point situate 800 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 29 and 30 in the
said Concession 4.
34. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 2 in the Township of
.Addington — Emestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
Twp. of situate 350 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as County
Road No. 6 and a point situate at its
intersection with the road allowance
between Lot 35 in Concession 3 and
Lot 35 in Concession 4.
Emestown
Hamilton-
Wentworth
35. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 2 in the Town of
.Munici- Ancaster in The Regional Municipality
pality of Qf Hamilton-Wentworth lying between
a point situate 100 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
Town of ''"^ between lots 24 and 25 in Con-
Ancaster cession IV and a point situate 100
metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 22 and 23 in the said Concession
IV.
36. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 2 in the Town of New-
Municipality castle in The Regional Municipality
of Durham— of Durham beginning at a point
situate 52 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway between lots 14
and 15 in Concession 1 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
510 metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 1, Part 5; O. Reg. 254/71,
?. 1 (6-9); O. Reg. 283/71, s. 1 (3):
O. Reg. 512/71, s. 1 (4, 5); O. Reg.
91/72, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 308/72, s. 1
(2. 3); O. Reg. 440/72, s. 1; O. Reg.
34/73, s. 1(1, 2); O. Reg. 390/73, s. 1
(3); O. Reg. 114/74, s. 1 (2); O. Reg.
701/75, s. 1; O. Reg. 779/76, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 991/76, s. 1 (2); O. Reg.
286/77, s. 1; O.Reg. 306/77, s. 1 (6. 7);
O. Reg. 452/77, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 610/77.
s. 1; O. Reg. 823/77, s. 1; O. Reg.
912/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 276/78, s. 1 (3);
O. Reg. 673/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 922/78.
.<. 1 (3); O. Reg. 671/79, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 186/80, s. 1 (2).
Town of
Newcastle
37. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac — known as No. 2 in the Township of
Pittsburgh in the County of Frontenac
Twp. of lying between its intersection with the
Pittsburgh easterly limit of the City of Kingston
and a point in the highway measured
easterly 500 feet therealong from its
intersection with the centre line of the
the roadway known as Third Street.
38. That part of the King's Highway
Grenville— known as No. 2 in the Township of
Augusta in the County of Grenville
Twp. of commencing at a point on the centre
Augusta ij„g Qf the said highway situate 600
feet west of its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 29 and 30
and extending easterly therealong a
distance of 1300 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 1.
Part 6; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 1 (10-12).
39. That part of the King's Highway
Hastings— known as No. 2 in the Township of
Sidney in the County of Hastings
Twp. of Sidney lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the City of Belleville and a point
situate 900 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 33 and 34 in Broken
Front Concession. O. Reg. 512/71,
s. 1 (6).
40. That part of the King's Highway
Brant— known as No. 2 in the Town of
Paris in the County of Brant lying
Town of Paris between a point situate 40 feet meas-
ured westerly from its intersection
R*^ f H *'*^ *^^ westerly limit of the Lake
Erie and Northern Railway overpass
and a point situate 2,000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Township of
Brantford. O. Reg. 912/76. s. 1 (3).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 2 in the Township of
.Addington — North Fredericksburgh in the County
of Lennox and Addington beginning
Twp. of
North
Frederick.*- , ^ . ^ t-
known as Ontario Street Last and
extending easterly therealong for a
at a point situate at its intersection
with the east limit of the roadway
burgh
distance of 2700 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 2 in the Township of
Addington — Emestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
720
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Emestown
situate 350 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as County
Road No. 6 and a point situate 1500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as
Cross Street.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Oxford— known as No. 2 in the Township of
Zorra in the County of Oxford lying
Twp. of Zorra between a point situate 100 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limits of the road-
way known as Stanley Street in the
former Village of Thamesford and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 800 feet.
Kent—
Twps. of
Camden
and
Chatham
Middlesex —
Twp. of
Westminster
Oxford—
Twp. of
Zorra
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the County of
Kent lying between a point situate in
the Township of Camden measured
600 feet easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road
allowance between the townships of
Chatham and Camden and a point
situate in the Township of Chatham
measured 1200 feet westerly from the
said intersection.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Westminster in the County of Mid-
dlesex lying between a point situate
600 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the structure over the
Dingman Creek in lots 70 and 71 in
Concession West of North Branch of
Talbot Road and a point situate 400
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Campbell Street
in the locality of Lambeth.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Zorra in the County of Oxford be-
ginning at a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
westerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 19 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
600 metres.
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Haldimand
That part of the King's Highway
known as Number 2 in the Township
of Haldimand in the County of North-
umberland beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance in
Lot 22 in Concession 1 (Northumber-
land County Road No. 23) and extend-
ing easterly therealong for a distance
of 265 metres.
Middlesex-
Village of
Wardsville
Twp. of
Mosa
Kent—
Twjjs. of
Harwich and
Howard
Kent and
Elgin—
Twps. of
Howard and
Aldborough
Elgin —
Twp. of
Aldborough
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 in the County of Middlesex lying
between a point situate ISO metres meas-
ured easterly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway known
as Mill Lane in the Village of Wardsville
and a point situate 760 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Regional Road No. 1 in the Township of
Mosa. O. Reg. 390/73, s. 1 (4); O. Reg.
114/74, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 912/76, s. 1 (4);
O. Reg. 36/77, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 306/77,
s. 1 (8); O. Reg. 276/78, s. 1 (4); O. Reg.
912/80, s. 1 (2).
Schedule 2
HIGHWAY NO. 3
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of
Kent lying between a point situate
2660 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 9 and 10 in the Township
of Harwich and a point situate 1250 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the King's Highway known
as No. 21 in the Township of Howard.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 lying between a point
situate 850 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 21 in the Township
of Howard in the County of Kent and
a point situate 1000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limits of a roadway known as
County Road No. 3 in the Township
of Aldborough in the County of Elgin.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Aldborough in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limits of a roadway
known as County Road No. 3 and a
point situate 1000 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 76.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
721
Elgin—
Twps. of
Aldborough
and Dunwich
Elgin—
Twps. of
Dunwich and
Southwold
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of
Elgin lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits
of the King's Highway known as No. 76
in the Township of Aldborough and
a point situate 1500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limits of the road allowance
between lots 12 and 13 in Concession 7
in the Township of Dunwich.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of
Elgin lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the road allowance between lots 12 and
13 in Concession 7 in the Township
of Dunwich and a point situate 600 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Hall Street in the
Township of Southwold.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Southwold in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 850 feet
measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Elgin County Road
No. 20 and a point situate 1,500 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of that
part of the King's Highway known as
No. 4.
7. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 3 in The Regional
Municipality of Municipality of Niagara lying between
Niagara-
Elgin —
Twp. of
Southwold
Town of Fort
Erie and
City of
Port Colbome
Norfolk—
Twp. of
Middleton
a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Buffalo Road in the Town of Fort Erie
and a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Sherk Road in the City of Port
Colbome.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 and 59 in the Township
of Middleton in the County of Norfolk
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the easterly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 59 and a point situate 2800 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Norfolk County
Road No. 1.
Haldimand-
Norfolk—
Elgin —
Twps. of
Malahide and
Norfolk
10.
Elgin-
Twps. of
Malahide and
Yarmouth
11.
Kent-
Twps. of
Harwich and
Raleigh
12.
Kent—
Twps. of
Raleigh,
Harwich,
Tilbury- East
and Romney
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 lying between a point
situate 400 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 88 and 89 in Concession 7 North
of Talbot Road in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
and a point situate 500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly hmit of the west junction
of that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
Norfolk in The Regional Municipality
of Haldimand-Norfolk.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 150 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 79 and 80
in Concession North of Talbot Road
East in the Township of Malahide
and a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Centennial Road in the Township of
Yarmouth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 2400 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railway's right-of-way in the
Township of Harwich and a point
situate 1800 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Harwich and
Raleigh.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 400 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between the town-
ships of Raleigh and Harwich and a
point situate 1300 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the line
between the townships of Tilbury East
and Romney.
Kent—
Twps. of
Tilbury East
and Romney
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between the town-
ships of Tilbury East and Romney
and a fjoint situate 900 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 215 and 216 in
Concession 2 in the Township of
Romney.
722
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Essex —
Twp. of
Mersea
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Mersea in the County of Essex lying
between a point situate 1200 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 218
and 219 in Concession North of Talbot
Road and a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of Lot 240
in the said Concession North of Talbot
Road. R.R.O. 1970,' Reg. 429, Sched.
2, Part 1; O. Reg. 283/71, s. 2 (1);
O. Reg. 512/71, s. 2 (1) ; O. Reg. 679/74,
s. 1 (1); O.Reg. 924/74,5.2 (1); O.Reg.
701/75, s. 2 (1, 2); O. Reg. 256/79, s. 1
(1, 2).
15. That part of the BCing's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of
Essex lying between a point situate
750 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots
294 and 295 in Concession North of
Talbot Road in the Township of
Sandwich South and a point situate
1700 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as County Road
No. 3 in the Township of Gosfield
North. O. Reg. 255/74, s. 1.
16. That part of the King's Highway
Haldimand — known as No. 3 in the County of
Haldimand lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 5 and
6 in Concession 7 in the Township of
Walpole and a point situate 400 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 33 and 34 in
Concession 1 South in the Township of
North Cayuga. O. Reg. 34/73, s. 2 (1).
Essex —
Twps. of
Sandwich
South and
Gosfield
North
Twps. of
Walpole and
North Cayuga
17.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Port
Colborne
Elgin —
Twp. of
Yarmouth
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 3 in the City of Port Colborne
in the Regional Municipality of Niagara
lying between a point situate 300 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 24 and
25 in Concession 2 and a point sitiiate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 15 and 16 in the said Concession 2.
O.Reg. 175/71, s. 1 (1).
P.\RT 4
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 3 in the Township of Yarmouth in
the County of Elgin beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the wes-
terly limit of Lot 1 1 in Concession 9 and
extending westerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 555 metres.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Port
Colborne
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Twp. of
Bertie
Haldimand-
Twp. of
North
Cayuga
Elgin—
Twp. of
Malahide
Town of
Aylmer
Haldimand-
Twp. of
Walpwle
Elgin —
Twp. of
Malahide
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the City of Port
Colborne in The Regional Municipality
of Niagara commencing at a point
situate 300 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 24 and 25 in Concession 2
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 1700 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of Niagara that,
on the 31st day of December, 1969,
was the Township of Bertie in the
County of Welland lying between a
point situate 100 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Buffalo
Road and a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 1 and 2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of
Haldimand in the Township of North
Cayuga lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 28 and 29 in Concession 1 and
a point situate at its intersection with
the easterly limit of the road allowance
known as Martin Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
beginning at a point situate 206 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as Caverly Street in the Town
of Aylmer and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 245 metres.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Walpole in the County of Haldimand
commencing at a point situate 700 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 2 and 3
in concessions 7 and 8 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin lying
between a point situate 400 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 88 and 89 in
Concession North of Talbot Road and
a point situate 670 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Dingle Street in the Town of Aylmer.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
723
Elgin-
Twp. of
Malahide
Kent—
Twp. of
Harwich
Kent-
Twp. of
Romney
Essex —
Twp. of
Mersea
Essex —
Twp. of
Mersea
Elgin —
Twp. of
Southwold
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 150 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as Caverly Street in the Town
of Aylmer and a point situate 150 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 79 and
80 in Concession North of Talbot Road
East.
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Harwich in the County of Kent
commencing at a point situate 900 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway's right
of way and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
10. That part of the ICing's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Romney in the County of Kent com-
mencing at a point situate 900 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 215
and 216 in Concession 2 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1300 feet more or less.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Mersea in the County of Essex com-
mencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
218 and 219 in Concession North of
Talbot Road and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 1200 feet
more or l^ss.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Mersea in the County of Essex lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of Lot 240
in Concession North of Talbot Road
and a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of Lot 241 in the
said Concession North of Talbot Road.
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Southwold in the County of Elgin
beginning at a point situate 1,500 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 4 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 900 feet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 2. Part 4; O. Reg.
283/71, s. 2 (3); O. Reg. 512/71, s. 2
Kent—
Twp. of
Harwich
Kent—
Twp. of
Howard
Elgin —
Twp. of
Dunwich
Elgin —
Twp. of
Southwold
Haldimand-
Twp. of
North
Cayuga
(3, 4); O. Reg. 679/74, s. 1 (2); O. Reg.
924/74, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 701/75, s. 2
(3, 4); O. Reg. 692/76, s. 1 (1, 2);
O. Reg. 913/76, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 991/76,
s. 2 (1-3); O. Reg. 36/77, s. 2(1); O.Reg.
56/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 938/79, s. 1 (1).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Harwich in the County of Kent com-
mencing at a point situate 660 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the boundary line between
lots 9 and 10 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2000 feet
more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Howard in the County of Kent com-
mencing at a point situate 1250 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with a roadway known as County
Road No. 17 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2100 feet
more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Dunwich in the County of Elgin
commencing at a point situate 1500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limits of the
road allowance between lots 12 and 13
in Concession 7 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2500 feet
more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Southwold in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 850 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 15 and 16 in
Concession North Branch of Talbot
Road and a point situate 600 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as Hall Street.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
_ North Cayuga in the County of Haldi-
mand lying between a point situate
400 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 33 and 34 in Concession 1
and the f)oint at which it intersects
the westerly limits of the bridge
over the Grand River.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Essex
Twp. of
Mersea
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Twp. of
Wainfleet
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Twp. of
Wainfleet
Kent—
Twp. of
Harwich
and
Raleigh
Elgin -
Twp. of
South wold
City of
St. Thomas
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Mersea in the County of Essex lying
between a point situate 600 feet mea-
sured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Armstrong Drive and a
point situate 1900 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Wainfleet in the Regional Municipality
of Niagara commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Regional Road
No. 23 and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 1150 feet
more or less.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Wainfleet in the Regional Municipality
of Niagara commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Regional Road
No. 23 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 900 feet
more or less.
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of Kent
commencing at a point situate 1800
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between the
townships of Harwich and Raleigh
and extending westerly thercaiong for
a distance of 2200 feet more or less.
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of
Elgin lying between a point situate
200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Elgin County
Road No. 25 in the Township of
Southwold and a point situate 500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Stanley Street
in the City of St. Thomas.
11. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 3 in the Township
Municipality of of Delhi in The Regional Munici-
Haldimand- pality of Haldimand-Norfolk lying
between a jwint situate 350 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Mill Street in Lot
47, Concession 1, South Talbot Road
Norfolk-
Twp. of
Delhi
Kent—
Twps. of
Tilbury East
and Romnev
Elgin —
Twp. of
Aid-
borough
and a point situate 500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Highland Avenue in Lot 45, Con-
cession 1, South Talbot Road.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the County of Kent
beginning at a point situate 1 ,300 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between the town-
shif)s of Tilbury East and Romney
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 1500 feet.
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Aldborough in the County of Elgin
beginning at a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 76 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 2, Part 5; O. Reg.
175/71, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 221/72,
s. 2 (1); O. Reg. .M/73. «. 2 (2);
O. Reg. 269/73, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 679/74.
s. 1 (3) ; O. Reg. 924/74, s. 2 (3) ; O. Reg.
692/76, s. 1 (3) ; O. Reg. 913/76. s. 1 (2) ;
O. Reg. 991/76, s. 2 (4); O. Reg. 36/77.
s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 256/79. s. 1 (3); O. Reg.
938/79, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 432/80. s. 1.
14.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Port
Colborne
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the City of Port
Colborne in the Regional Municipality
of Niagara lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly limit
of the roadway known as Sherk Road
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 15 and 16
in Concession 2.
1 5 . That part of the King's Highway known
Essex — as No. 3 in the Township of Sand-
wich West in the County of Essex
Twp. of commencing at a point situate at its
Sandwich West intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Todd Lane and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
16. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 3 in the Township of
Municipality of Delhi in The Regional Municipality
Haldimand- of Haldimand-Norfolk beginning at
a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Wilson Avenue between
concessions 12 and 13 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
1000 feet.
Norfolk-
Twp. of
Delhi
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
725
Haldimand
Norfolk—
Twp. of
Norfdk
17. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 3 in the Township of
Municipality of Norfolk in The R^ional Municipality
of Haldimand-Norfolk beginning at a
point situate 1850 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Norfolk Road 38 and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 3650
feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 2,
Part 6; O. Reg. 175/71, s. 1 (5); O. Reg.
149/73, s. 1; O. Reg. 701/75, s. 2 (5);
O. Reg. 913/76, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 991/76,
s. 2 (5, 6).
Parts
Kent—
Twp. of
Harwich
Elgin —
City of
St. Thomas
Regional
Municipality
<rf Niagara—
Twp. of
Wainfleet
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Harwich in the County of Kent
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway's right
of way and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 900 feet more
or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the City of St.
Thomas in the City of Elgin com-
mencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the centre Une of
the roadway known as Stanley Street
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Wainfleet in The Regional Munici-
pahty of Niagara Ijdng between a
point situate 2500 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the hne
between lots 18 and 19 in Concession
3 and a point situate 300 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre Une of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 3 and 4. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 2, Part 7;
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 2 (4); O. Reg. 221/72,
s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 286/77, s. 2.
Schedules
HIGHWAY NO. 4
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Middlesex—
Twp. of
London
Middlesex-
Twp. of
Biddulph
Huron —
Twpiof
Hay
Huron —
Twp. of
Tuckersmith
Part 3
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
London in the County of Middlesex
described as follows:
(a) lying between a point situate
2376 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known
as No. 22 and a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance
between concessions 6 and 7;
(b) Ijong between a point situate 2000
feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly
Umit of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 6 and 7 and a
point situate 1000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection
with the centre Une of the road
aUowance between concessions 12
and 13; and
(c) lying between a point situate 1050
feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre Une
of the road allowance between
concessions 12 and 13 and a point
situate 1000 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly Umit of the King's
Highway known as No. 7.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Biddulph in the County of Middlesex
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly Umits of
the King's Highway known as No. 7
and a point situate 200 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
boundary Une between lots 7 and 8
in Concession 5.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Hay in the County of Huron lying
between a point situate 1600 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly Umit of
the King's Highway known as No. 83
and a point situate 410 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the Une between lots 19 and 20 in
Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Tuckersmith in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
726
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Huron
Twp. of
Tuckersmith
Huron —
Twps. of
East
Wawanosh
and Morris
Huron and
Bruce —
Twp. of
Culross
Town of
W'insiham
Bruce —
Twps. of
Culross and
Greenock
Huron
Twp. of Hay
section with the northerly limits of
a roadway known as County Road
No. 10 and the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 29 and 30 in Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Tuckersmith in the County of Huron
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary Hne between
lots 31 and 32 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 600 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limits of Lot 50 in Conces-
sion 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the townships of
East Wawanosh and Morris in the
County of Huron lying between a point
situate 1550 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 20 and a point situate 400
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 86.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 lying between a point
situate 1500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as North
Street in the Town of Wingham in the
County of Huron and a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of Concession 5 in the Township of
Culross in the County of Bruce.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the County of Bruce
lying between a point situate 1260 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of Con-
cession 7 in the Township of Culross
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 58 and 59
in Concession 1 in the Township of
Greenock.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of Hay
in the County of Huron lying between
a point situate 1020 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 22 and 23 in Con-
cession 1 and a point situate 1000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between the townships
of Hay and Stanley.
Bruce —
Twp. of
Brant
Bruce —
Twps. of
Greenock
and Brant
Grey —
Twp. of
Bentinck
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Brant in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate 1280 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Bruce County Road No. 19
and a point situate 1200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the bridge abut-
ment over the Canadian National
Railways in Lot 72 in concessions 1
North of Durham Road and 1 South
of Durham Road.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the County of Bruce
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 62 and 63 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Greenock and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 21 and 22 in Concession 2
and lots 21 and 22 in Concession 3
in the Township of Brant.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Bentinck in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 400 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between lots 10 and 11 in Con-
cession 1 South of Durham Road and a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between concessions 1 and 2
West of Garafraxa Road. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 6, Part 1; O. Reg.
283/71, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 91/72, s. 2;
O. Reg. 440/72, s. 2; O. Reg. 34/73, s. 3
(1); O. Reg. 326/73, s. 2 (1); O. Reg.
399/76, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 127/77, s. 1 (1);
O. Reg. 254/77, s. 2 (1).
13. That part of the King's Highway
Elgin— known as No. 4 in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 500 feet
Twps. of measured southerly from its inter-
Yarmouth and section with the centre line of the road-
Southwold ^,^y j^j^Q^^ ^^ gigjj, County Road
No. 45 in the Township of Yarmouth
and a point situate 650 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 in the
Township of Southwold. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 6, Part 2; O. Reg. 701/
75, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 306/77, s. 2 (1).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Huron known as No. 4 in the Countv of Huron
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
727
Twps. ol
East
Wawanosh
and Morris
Town of
Wingham
Huron —
Twp. of
Tumberrv
Bruce —
Twp. of
Culross
Grey —
Twp. of
Bentinck
Grey —
Twp. of
Osprey
Bruce —
Twp. of
Brant
Town of
Walkerton
lying between a point situate 400 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 86 in
the townships of East Wawanosh and
Morris and a point situate 70 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Scott Street in the
Town of Wingham.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Turnberry in the County of Huron
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as North Street
in the Town of Wingham and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Culross in the County of Bruce com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of Con-
cession 7 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1260 feet
more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Bentinck in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 100 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadwaj-
known as Twenty-second Avenue in
the Town of Hanover and a point
situate 400 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 10 and 11 in Concession 1 South
of Durham Road.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Osprey in the County of Grey be-
ginning at a point situate 950 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway between lots 10 and 1 1 in
concessions 6 and 7 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1370 feet.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Brant in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate 540 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of George Street
in the Town of Walkerton and a point
situate 1280 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Bruce
County Road No. 19.
Bruce —
Twp. of
Brant
Gre>' —
Twp. of
Ospre\
Middlesex —
Twp. of
London
Huron —
Twps. of
Usbome and
Stephen
Huron —
Twp. of
Tuckersmith
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Brant in the County of Bruce com-
mencing at a point situate 1200 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the bridge over the Canadian
National Railways in Lot 72 in conces-
sions 1 North of Durham Road and 1
South of Durham Road and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
1500 feet more or less.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Osprey in the County of Grey be-
ginning at a point situate 2160 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way between lots 10 and 11 in
concessions 6 and 7 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
1250 feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 6, Part 4; O. Reg. 283/71, s. 3 (2);
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 912/76,
s. 2; O. Reg. 21/77, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
127/77, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 254/77, s. 2
(2, 3); O. Reg. 306/77, s. 2 (2).
P.\KT 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
London in the County of Middlesex
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limits of
the road allowance between conces-
sions 6 and 7 and a point situate 2000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limits of
the said road allowance.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the County of
Huron beginning at a pwint situate
at its intersection with the centre Hne
of Lot 15 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Usborne and the centre line of
Lot 20 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Stephen and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of 2000
feet.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Tuckersmith in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 310
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limits
of a roadway known as County Road
No. 12 and a point situate 310 metres
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the northerly limits of the
said County Road No. 12.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Huron —
Twp. of
Hay
Huron —
Twp. of
Tuckersmith
Elgin —
Twp. of
Yarmouth
Grey —
Twp. of
Artemesia
Bruce —
Twp. of
Brant
Huron-
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Hay in the County of Huron lying
between a point situate 410 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 19
and 20 in Concession 1 and a point
situate 1020 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 22 and 23 in the said Con-
cession 1.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Tuckersmith in the County of Huron
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 29 and 30 in Concession 1 and the
pxjint at which it intersects the boun-
dary line between lots 31 and 32 in
Concession 1.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Elgin County Road
No. 45 and a point situate 900 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
6 and 7.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Artemesia in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 600 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between Concession 3 north of
Durham Road and Concession 3 south-
west of Toronto- Sydenham Road and
a point situate 300 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 2 and 3 southwest
of the said Toronto-Sydenham Road.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Brant in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 21
and 22 in Concession 2 and lots 21 and
22 in Concession 3 and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Yonge
Street in the Town of Walkerton.
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the townships of
East Wawanosh and Morris in the
Twps. of
East
Wawanosh
and Morris
10.
Huron —
Twp. of
Hullctt
11.
Huron —
Twp. of
Hay
12.
Elgin —
Twp. of
Southwold
Village of
Port Stanley
13.
Huron —
Twf>s. of
Tucker-
smith and
Stanley
14
Middlesex —
Twp. of
Westminster
County of Huron commencing at a
jwint situate 1350 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
County Road No. 20 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2900 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
HuUett in the County of Huron com-
mencing at a point situate 1100 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
15 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2600 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Hay in the County of Huron com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. 83 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
1600 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 650 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
1 and 2 in the Township of Southwold
and a point situate 340 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Warren Street in the Village of
Port Stanley.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the townships of
Tuckersmith and Stanley in the
County of Huron lying between a
point situate 600 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limits of Lot 50 in Con-
cession 1 and the point at which it
intersects the centre line of the bridge
over the Bayfield River.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Westminster in the County of Mid-
dlesex beginning at a point situate 400
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limits of the
roadway known as Campbell Street in
the locality of Lambeth and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
1250 feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 6, Part 5; O. Reg. 34/73, s. 3 (3);
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 701/75,
s. 3 (3); O. Reg. 399/76, s. 1 (2); O. Reg.
127/77, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 306/77, s. 2 (3);
O. Reg. 451/78, s. 1.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
729
Elgin—
Twp. of
Yarmouth
Twp. of
Yarmouth
Elgin —
Twps. of
Yarmouth
and
Southwold
15. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Tovmship of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin lying
between a point situate 900 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 6
and 7 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway right
of way.
16. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin com-
mencing at a point situate 850 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre Une of the
roadway known as Stanley Street and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1 100 feet more or less.
17. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Talbot Street in
the Tovmship of Yarmouth and a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 in the Township of
Southwold.
18. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Southwold in the County of Elgin lying
between a point situate 300 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots A
and B East Side Talbot Road North
Branch and a point situate 600 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the hne between lots 41
and 42 in the said East Side Talbot
Road North Branch. R.R.O. 1970.
Reg. 429, Sched. 6, Part 6; O. Reg.
326/73, s. 2 (3).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Bentinck in the County of Grey Ijong
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 6
and 7 in Concession 1 South of
Durham Road and a point situate 100
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Twenty-second
Avenue in the Town of Hanover.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 4 in the Township of
Elgin-
Twp. of
Southwold
Grey —
Twp. of
Bentmdc
Twp. of
Biddulph
Huron —
Twp. of
Hullett
Huron —
Village of
Blvth
Brant—
Twp. of
South
Dumfries
Brant—
Twp. of
South
Dumfries
Biddulph in the County of Middlesex
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limits
of the roadway known as Middlesex
Road 47 and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 600 feet.
3. That i>art of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Township of
Hullett in the County of Huron
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between con-
cessions 1 and 2 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 500 feet.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Village of Blyth
in the County of Huron beginning at
the intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as North
Street and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 550 feet. O. Reg.
34/73, s. 3 (4); O. Reg. 21/77, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 127/77, s. 1 (4); O. Reg. 254/77,
s. 2 (4).
Schedule 4
HIGHWAY NO. 5
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Township of
South Dumfries in the County of Brant
lying between a point situate 10(X)
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limits of the
King's Highway known as No. 2 and a
point situate 2()00 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 8 and 9
in Concession 3.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 Ijnng between a point
situate 850 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the bound-
ary Une between lots 4 and 5 in Con-
cession 3 in the Township of South
Dumfries in the County of Brant and
a point situate 2000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 6
in the Township of West Flamborough
in the County of Wentworth. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 7, Part 1.
730
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Regional
Municipality
of Halton —
Town of
Oakville
Regional
Municipality
of Halton —
Town of
Oakville
Wentworth
and Halton —
Twp. of
East
Flamborough
Town of
Burlington
Halton—
Town of
Burlington
Brant—
Twp. of
South
Dumfries
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Halton, lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between the Towns of Oak-
ville and Burlington, and a point
situate 2000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as the
King's Highway No. 25 in the Town
of Oakville.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Halton in the Town of
Oakville, lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as King's High-
way No. 25, and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Winston
Churchill Boulevard in the Town of
Oakville. O. Reg. 881/75, s. 1 (1).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 lying between a point
situate 1000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Guelph
Line in the Town of Burlington in the
County of Halton and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
the Town of Burlington in the County
of Halton and the Township of East
Flamborough in the County of Went-
worth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the County of
Halton lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
the towns of Oakville and Burlington
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Guelph Line in the Town of Burlington.
O.Reg. 254/71,5.2(2).
Part 4
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Township of
South Dumfries in the County of Brant
described as follows :
(a) commencing at the point where it
intersects the boundary line be-
tween lots 8 and 9 in Concession
3 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet;
and
(6) Ijang between a point situate 400
feet measured easterly from its
Brant—
Twp. of
South
Dumfries
Wentworth —
Twp. of
West
Flamborough
Halton—
Town of
Burlington
Wentworth —
Twp. of
East
Flamborough
Regional
Municipality
of Hjilton —
Town of
Oakville
Regional
Municipality
of Peel-
intersection with the boundary
line between lots 5 and 6 and a
point situate 850 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
the boundary line between lots
4 and 5 in Concession 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Township of
South Dumfries in the County of
Brant commencing at the point at
which it intersects the easterly limits
of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 1000 feet more
or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
7, Part 4; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 2 (3).
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Township of
West Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth commencing at a point
situate 2000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 6 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
4000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Town of
Burlington in the County of Halton
commencing at a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Guelph Line and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the Township of
East Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 7 and 8 in Conces-
sion 3 and a point situate 312 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the Hne between lots 8 and 9
in the said Concession 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in The Regional
Municipahty of Halton, in the Town
of Oakville, lying between a point
situate 2000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as King's
Highway No. 25 and extending west-
erly therealong for 4000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 5 in the City of
Mississauga in The Regional Munici-
pality of Peel lying between a point
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
731
City of
Mississauga
1
Haldimand
and
Wentworth —
Twps. of
Seneca and
Glanford
Wellington —
Twfs. of
Guelph and
Nichol
Wellington-
f wps. of
Nichol and
Peel
situate at its intersection with the
easterly boundary of the roadway
known as Mississauga Road to a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly boundary of the roadway
known as Winston Churchill Boule-
vard. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched.
7, Part 5; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 2 (4, 5);
O. Reg. 881/75, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 185/77,
s. 1.
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 5
HIGHWAY NO. 6
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known £is No. 6 lying between a point
situate 2500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the Canadian National Rail-
ways' right-of-way in the Township of
Seneca in the County of Haldimand
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the road-
way known as Wentworth County
Road No. 22 in the Township of Glan-
ford in the County of Wentworth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the County of
Wellington lying between a point
situate 2500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 1 and 2 in Concession 2
Division D in the Township of Guelph
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between concessions 1
and 2 in the Township of Nichol.
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the County of
Wellington lying between a point
situate 700 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 18 and 19 in Concession
15 and lots 18 and 19 in Concession 16
in the Township of Nichol and a point
situate 2000 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the northerly
Wellington-
Twp. of
Arthur
Wellington —
Twp. of
Arthur
hmit of the King's Highway known as
No. 9 in the Township of Peel.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Arthur in the County of Wellington
lying between the point at which it
intersects the southerly limits of a
roadway known as Wells Street and
a point situate 900 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre Hne of a roadway known as
County Road No. 74.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Arthur in the County of Wellington
lying between a point situate 1100 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of a roadway
known as County Road No. 74 and a
point situate 500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 2 and 3
in Concession Owen Sound Road east
and west.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
EgremontandNormanbyinthe
County of Grey lying between a point
situate 733 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 31 and 32 in Concession 1
and a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 3 and 4 in the
said Concession 1.
7. That part of the King's Highway
Grey— known as No. 6 in the County of
Grey lying between a point situate
2200 feet measured northerly from its
Twps. of intersection with the northerly limits
Egremont and ^f ^j^e road allowance between lots 3
orman y ^^^ ^ ^^ Concession 1 in the town-
ships of Egremont and Normanby
and a point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 27 and 28
in Concession 1 in the townshijK of
Bentinck and Glenelg.
Grey —
Twps. of
Egremont and
Normanby
Grey —
Twps. of
Bentinck and
Glenelg
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
Bentinck and Glenelg in the County of
Grey lying between a point situate
2870 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limits
of the road allowance between lots 24
and 25 in Concession 1 and a point
situate 1200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between the
townships of Bentinck and Sullivan
731
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Grey —
Twpis. of
Sullivan and
Holland
10.
Grey-
Twps. of
Holland and
Sullivan
11.
Grey and
Bruce —
Twp. of
Derby
Village of
Hepworth
12.
Haldimand-
Twp. of
Oneida
13.
Grey —
Twps. of
Holland and
Sullivan
City of
Owen Sound
and the townships of Glenelg and
Holland.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
Sullivan and Holland in the County of
Grey lying between a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between the townships
of Bentinck and Sullivan and the town-
ships of Glenelg and Holland and the
point at which it intersects the south-
erly limits of a roadway known as
South Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
Holland and Sullivan in the County of
Grey lying between a point situate
380 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 17 and 18 in Concession 1
and a fMjint situate 1500 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
boundary line between divisions 2 and
3 of Lot 5 in Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 lying between a point
situate 5000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the easterly
limits of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3 in the Township of
Derby in the County of Grey and a
point situate 2200 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 70 in the Village of
Hepworth in the County of Bruce.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Oneida in the County of Haldimand
lying between a point situate 660 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 27
and 28 in Range East of Plank Road
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the road-
way known as Haddington Street in
the Town of Caledonia.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 and 10 in the County
of Grey lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance" between lots 3 and 4
in Concession 1 East in the Township
of Holland and lots 3 and 4 in Con-
cession 1 West in the Township of
Sullivan and a point situate 1550 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Fourth Street
in the City of Owen Sound.
East
14.
Bruce —
Twp)s. of
Eastnor and
St. Edmunds
15.
Regional
Municipality
of Haldimand-
Norfolk—
City of
Nanticoke
Town of
Haldimand
16.
Bruce and
Grey —
Twps. of
Amabel and
Keppel
Village of
Hepworth
17.
Wentworth
and
Wellington —
Twps. of East
Flamborough,
West Flam-
borough and
Puslinch
18.
Bruce-
Twps. of
Amabel and
Eastnor
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the County of Bruce
lying between a point situate 1700
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Bruce County Road
No. 9A in the Township of Eastnor
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 47 and 48
in Concession 1 West in the Town-
ship of St. Edmunds.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in The Regional Muni-
cipahty of Haldimand-Norfolk lying
between a point situate 1,000 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
12 and 13 in the Town of Haldimand
and a point situate 1,135 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 8 and 9 in
the City of Nanticoke.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 lying between a point
sitiiate 1200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Spencer
Street in the Village of Hepworth in
the County of Bruce and a point
situate 1800 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance between
concessions 21 and 22 in the Township
of Amabel in the County of Bruce and
concessions 21 and 22 in the Township
of Keppel in the County of Grey.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 lying between a point
situate 1200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 5 in the townships of West
Flamborough and East Flamborough
in the County of Wentworth and a
point situate 1800 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the centro
line of the roadway known as Welling-
ton County Road No. 36 in the Town-
ship of Puslinch in the County of
Wellington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the County of Bruce
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
concessions 23 and 24 in the Township
of Amabel and a point situate 1000
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
733
19.
District of
Manitoulin —
Twp. of
Tehkummah
and
Assiginack
20.
District of
Manitoulin —
Twp. of
Assiginack
Town of
LJttle Current
District of
Manitoulin —
Town of
Little Current
feet meastired southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
9A in the Township of Eastnor.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 6 in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin l>ing between a point situate
915 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the said Highway in the Township of
Tehkummah and a point situate 860
metres measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Queen Street in the
Township of Assiginack.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 6 in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin lying between a point situate
260 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Queen Street in the
Township of Assiginack and a point
situate 440 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit, as it existed on the 30th day of
October, 1979, of the Town of Little Cur-
rent.
2 1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 6 in the District of Manitoulin
King between a point situate 980 metres
measured northerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Manitowaning Street in the
Town of Little Current and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between the territorial districts of Man-
itoulin and Sudbury. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 8, Part 1; O. Reg.
254/71, s. 3; O. Reg. 512/71, s. 3 (1);
O. Reg. 91/72, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 221/72,
s. 3 (1. 2); O. Reg. 308/72. s. 2 (1-4):
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 4(1, 2) ; O. Reg.
254/74, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 399/76. s. 2;
O. Reg. 127/77, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 691/80,
s. 1 (1).
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 6 in the Town of Espanola in the
Territori2il District of Sudbun.- King
between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the Town of
Espanola and a point situate 490 metres
measured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the roadway
known as West Bay Penage Road.
23. That part of the King's Highway known
«^^'k*^' ^^ ^'^ ^^' ^ '" ^^^ Town of Espanola in the
Sudbur>— Territorial District of Sudbun, lying
between a point situate 490 metres meas-
ured northerly from its intersection with
22.
District of
Sudbur>- —
Town of
Espanola
Town of
Espanola
the northerly limit of the abutment over
the Spanish River and a point situate at
its intersection with the northerly limit of
the Town of Espanola. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 8, Part 3; O. Reg.
440/72, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 691/80, s. 1 (2).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington— known as No. 6 in the Township of
Guelph in the County of Wellington
Twp. of beginning at the point at which it inter-
Guelph sects the boundary line between lots 1
and 2, Concession 2 in Division' D and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2500 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
Egremont and Normanby in the County
of Grey beginning at the point at which
it intersects the northerly limits of the
road allowance between lots 3 and 4
in Concession 1 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2200 feet
more or less
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
Bentinck and Glenelg in the County of
Grey beginning at the point at which
it intersects the boundary line between
lots 27 and 28 in Concession 1 and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
Grey—
Twps. of
Egremont
and Normanbv
Grey—
Twps. of
Bentinck and
Glenelg
Grey—
Twps. of
Bentinck and
Glenelg
Grey—
Twps. of
Bentinck and
Glenelg
Grev—
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
Bentinck and Glenelg in the County of
Grey beginning at a point situate
1370 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limits
of the road allowance between lots
24 and 25 in Concession 1 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet more or less.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the County of Grey
beginning at a point in the townships
of Bentinck and Glenelg situate 1200
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between the townships of
Bentinck and Sullivan and the town-
ships of Glenelg and Holland and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1600 feet more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
734
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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Twps. of
Sullivan and
Holland
Grey —
Twp. of
Derby
Haldimand-
Twp. of
Seneca
Haldimand-
Twp. of
Oneida
10.
Grev-
Twps. of
Holland and
Sullivan
11.
Grev—
City of
Owen Sound
12.
Bruce —
Sullivan and Holland in the County of
Grey beginning at the point at which
it intersects the boundary line between
divisions 2 and 3 of Lot 5 in Con-
cession 1 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 and 21 in the Town-
ship of Derby in the County of Grey
beginning at a point situate 2500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 2500 feet more
or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Seneca in the County of Haldimand
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit of
the Canadian National Railways right
of way and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 2500 feet more
or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Oneida in the County of Haldimand
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 28 and 29 in Range East of Plank
Road and a point situate 600 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 27
and 28 in the said Range East of
Plank Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 and 10 in the County
of Grey commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 3 and 4 in Concession 1 east in
the Township of Holland and Con-
cession 1 west in the Township of
Sullivan and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet more
or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 and 10 in the City of
Owen Sound in the County of Grey
commencing at a point situate 50 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as Fourth Street East and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Twp. of
Eastnor
Grey
Twps. of
Egremont and
Normanby
Bruce —
Village of
Hepworth
Bruce —
Village of
Hepworth
Bruce —
Town of
Wiarton
Norfolk-
Town of
Port Dover
County of
Wellington-
City of
Guelph
Eastnor in the County of Bruce com-
mencing at a point situate 1000 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre hne of the roadway
known as County Road No. 9A and ex-
tending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2700 feet more or less.
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the townships of
Egremont and Normanbv in the
County of Grey commencing at a
point situate 525 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the Canadian Nation-
al Railways right of way and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 625 feet more or less.
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Village of Hep-
worth in the County of Bruce com-
mencing at a point situate 2200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 70 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1000 feet more or less.
15. That part of the BCing's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Village of
Hepworth in the County of Bruce
commencing at a point situate 200
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the
roadway known as Spencer Street
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1000 feet more or less.
16. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Town of
Wiarton in the County of Bruce com-
mencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
concessions 23 and 24 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet more or less.
17. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the County of
Norfolk beginning at a point situate
1200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Donjon Boulevard
in the Town of Port Dover and extend-
ing easterly therealong for a distance
of 1200 feet.
18. That part of the ICing's Highway
known as No. 6 in the City of Guelph
in the County of Wellington Ipng
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of
the roadway known as Stone Road
and a point situate at its intersection
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
735
with the southerly limit of the road-
way known as Woodlawn Road.
19. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 6 in the Township of Assiginack in
Manitoulin — the Territorial District of Manitoulin
beginning at a point situate 260 metres
Twp. of measured northerly from its intersection
Assiginack ^j^j^ ^^ centre line of the roadway
known as Queen Street and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
1120 metres. R.R.O. 1970. Reg.
429, Sched. 8, Part 4; O. Reg. 254/71,
s. 3(3); O. Reg. 512/71, s. 3(2);
O. Reg. 91/72, s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 221/72,
s. 3 (3) ; O. Reg. 308/72, s. 2 (5, 6) ;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 4(3, 4); O. Reg.
254/74, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 924/74, s. 3;
O. Reg. 272/75. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 101/76.
s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 127/77. s. 2 (2);
O. Reg. 288/78, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 451/79,
s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 691/80, s. 1 (3).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Haldimand — known as No. 6 in the Township of
Seneca in the County of Haldimand
Twp. of commencing at the point at which it
intersects the north limits of the
Canadian National Railways right
of way and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 3000 feet.
Seneca
2. That part of the King's Highway
Wentworth — known as No. 6 in the Township of
East Flamborough in the County of
Twp. of Wentworth lying between a point
^f** situate 1200 feet measured southerly
Flamborough ^^^^ ^^^ intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 5 and a point
situate 1200 feet measured northerly
from the said intersection.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington — known as No. 6 in the Township ot
Arthur in the County of Wellington
Twp. of beginning at a point situate 900 feet
^ mesisured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of a roadway
known as County Road No. 74 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway
Grey — known as No. 6 in the townships of
Sullivan and Holland in the County of
Twps. of Grey lying between the point at which
Sullivan and jj intersects the southerly limits of a
° ^" roadway known as South Street and a
point situate 380 feet measured south-
Bruce
and West
Garafraxa
erly from its intersection with the
boundar>° line between lots 17 and 18
in Concession 1.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Amabel in the County of Bruce com-
Twp. of mencing at the point at which it
Amabel intersects the boundary line between
concessions 21 and 22 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
1800 feet more or less.
6. That part of the Bang's Highway
Haldimand— known as No. 6 in the County of
Haldimand lying between a point
Town of situate at its intersection with the
Caiedona southerly limit of Lilithgow Street
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of Stirling
Street in the Town of Caledonia.
7 . That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington — as No. 6 in the townships of Peel and
West Garafraxa in the County of Wel-
Twps. of Peel lington beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit of
'iie King's Highway known as No. 9 and
extending southerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 610 metres.
8. That part of the King's Highway known
IMsbrfct of as No. 6 in the Town of Espanola in the
" ""^ Territorial District of Sudbur>- beginning
Town of at a point situate 490 metres measured
Espanola southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known as
West Bay Penage Road and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of 365
metres.
9. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 6 in the Town of Espanola in the
- Territorial District of Sudbur>- beginning
Town of at a point situate 45 metres measured
Espanola northerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the abutment over the
Spanish River and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 440 metres.
10. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 6 in the Township of Howland in
Manitoulin— ^^ Territorial District of Manitoulin
_ , beginning at a point situate at its inter-
Howiand section with the southerly limit of the
Town of Little Current jmd extending
southerly therealong for a distance of 440
metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 8, Part 5; O. Reg. 91/72, s. 3 (3);
O. Reg. 701/75, s. 4; O. Reg. 288/78,
s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 451/79, s. 1 (2); O. Reg.
691/80, s. 1 (4).
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
11.
Wellington —
Twp. of
Puslinch
Bruce —
Twp. of St.
Edmunds
Locality
of
Tobermory
District of
Manitoulin —
Twp. of
Tehkummah
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
Puslinch in the County of Wellington
beginning at a point situate 1,800
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Wellington County
Road No. 36 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2,200
feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 8,
Part 6; O. Reg. 308/72, s. 2 (7); O. Reg.
254/74, s. 1 (3); O. Reg. 101/76, s. 2 (2).
Part 6
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the locality of
Tobermory in the Township of St.
Edmunds in the County of Bruce
described as follows :
(a) lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured southerly from
the intersection of Highway No. 6
and the southerly hmit of the
roadway known as Nicholas Street
and a point situate at the north-
westerly limit of Highway No. 6
being, also, the northwesterly
limit of Front Street as extended
across the intersection of Front
Street and Highway No. 6 ;
(b) lying between a point situate in
the westerly limit of Highway
No. 6 where the westerly limit is
extended across the intersection
between Highway No. 6 and Front
Street and a point situate on a
line being the northwesterly exten-
sion across Front Street of the
northeasterly limit of the road-
way known as Eliza Street which
northeasterly limit is 1010 feet
measured along Front Street, from
the westerly limit of Highway
No. 6;
(c) being all of the roadway connect-
ing Front Street with Carleton
Street which roadway is known
as Eliza Street ; and
(d) being all of that portion of the
roadway known as Carleton Street
lying east of Bury Road.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 6 in the Township of Tehkummah
in the Territorial District of Manitoulin
beginning at the southerly limit of the
said Highway and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 915 metres.
Regional
Municipality
of
Waterloo —
City of
Kitchener
Lambton —
Twps. of
Plympton
and Sarnia
'r^t.,H
Lambton —
Twp. of
Warwick
Lambton-
Twp. of
Warwick
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 8, Part
7; O. Reg. 440/72, s. 3 (2); O. Reg.
254/74, s. 1 (4); O. Reg. 691/80, s. 1 (5).
Schedule 6
HIGHWAY NO. 7
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the City of Kitchener
in The Regional Municipality of Water-
loo lying between a point situate
3300 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Fischer Drive
and a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Wellington Street. O. Reg.
1046/75. s. 1 (I), part.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the County of
Lambton lying between a point situate
1500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limits
of the King's Highway known as No. 21
in the Township of Plympton and a
point situate 470 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limits of the road allowance
between lots 9 and 10 in Concession 6
in the Township of Sarnia.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
east junction of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 and a point situate
350 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between lots 9
and 10 in Concession 1 South of
Egremont Road.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 250 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 11 and 12
in Concession 1 North of Egremont
Road and a point situate 2000 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
737
Perth—
Twps. of
North
E^thope
and South
Easthope
Ontario —
Twp. of
Brock
Victoria —
Twp. of
Mariposa
Victoria —
Twps. of
Mariposa and
Emily
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of
Belmont
and
Methuen
Village of
Norwood
Peter-
borough and
Hastings —
with the westerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 22.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 8 in the townships
of North Easthope and South East-
hope in the County of Perth lying
between a point situate 2800 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of that
part of the King's Highway known
as No. 59 and a point situate 150
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 35
and 36 in Concession 1 .
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the County of
Ontario Ijang between the point where
it intersects the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Township of
Brock and a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the boundary line between the
counties of Ontario and Victoria.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate 1500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between the counties of Ontario and
Victoria and a point situate 1800 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 15 and 16
in Concession 9 in the Township of
Mariposa in the County of Victoria.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots
15 and 16 in Concession 9 in the
Township of Mariposa and a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of Lot 4 in Concession 4
in the Township of Emily.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the County of
Peterborough lying between a point
situate 2000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the Village of Norwood and a
point situate 1940 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly Hmit of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 30 in the
Township of Belmont and Methuen.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate 1100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between concessions 8 and 9 in the
Twp. of Bel-
mont and
Methuen
Village of
Marmora
10.
Hastings and
Lennox and
Addington —
Twps. of
Marmora and
Lake and
Kaladar,
Anglesea and
Effingham
11.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
County of
Lanark —
Twps. of
Goul bourn
and Beckwith
12.
Lanark —
Twps. of
Beckwith
and
Drummond
13.
Lanark and
Frontenac —
Twps. of
Bathurst
and Oso
14.
Frontenac
and
Lennox and
Addington —
Twps. of Oso
and Kaladar,
Anglesea and
Effingham
Township of Belmont and Methuen
in the County of Peterborough and a
point situate 2000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the Village of Mar-
mora in the County of Hastings.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate 2000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the Village of Marmora in the
Township of Marmora and Lake in the
County of Hastings and a point situate
1500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No.
41 in the Townshipof Kaladar, Anglesea
and Effingham in the County of Lennox
and Addington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a
point situate 600 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the westerly junction of
the roadway known as Regional Road
No. 5 in the Township of Goulbourn
in The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton and a point situate
at its intersection with the centre
line of Lot 16 in the Township of
Beckwith in the County of Lanark.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 13 and 14, Concession 11
in the Township of Beckwith and a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 2 and 3, Conces-
sion 3 in the Township of Drummond.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 26 and 27
in Concession 2 in the Township of
Bathurst in the County of Lanark and
a point situate 900 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre hne of the King's Highway
known as No. 38 in the Township of
Oso in the County of Frontenac.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate 900 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known £is No. 38
in the Township of Oso in the County
of Frontenac and a point situate 1000
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
738
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twps. of
Asphodel and
North
Monaghan
King's Highway known £is No. 41 in
the Township of Kaladar, Anglesea
and Effingham in the County of
Lennox and Addington.
15. That part of the King's Highway
Peterbor- known as No. 7 in the County of
ough — Peterborough lying between a point
situate 600 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly limit
of the road allowance between con-
cessions 7 and 8 in the Township of
Asphodel and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly junc-
tion of the King's Highway known as
No. 28 in the Township of North
Monaghan.
16. That part of the King's Highway
Peterborough, known as No. 7 lying between a point
Durham and situate at its intersection with the
Victoria— northerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 28 in the Township
Twps. of North ^^ j^^j.^j^ Monaghan in the County of
Peterborough and in the Township of
Cavan in the County of Durham and a
point situate 450 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 8 and 9 in Concession 4
in the Township of Emily in the County
of Victoria.
Monaghan
Cavan and
Emily
Lambton—
Twp. of
Warwick
Village of
Arkona
17. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 22 and a point situate
1850 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the roadway known as Frank Street
in the Village of Arkona.
18. That part of the King's Highway
Lambton and known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as Rock
Middlesex —
Twps. of
West Williams
Bosanquet and ^, r> j^i-'t' u- t -d
w»ct Willi!. mc *^^^" Road m the Township of Bosan-
quet in the County of Lambton and a
point situate 640 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Queen Street in the Township of West
Williams in the County of Middlesex.
19.
Middlesex —
Twps. of
West and East
Williams and
McGillivray
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situate
1200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 5 and 6
in Concession 18 in the Township of
West Williams and a point situate
1225 feet measured westerly from its
Middlesex
and Perth —
Twp. of
Downie
Village of
Ailsa Craig
intersection with the westerly limit of
the Canadian National Railways right
of way in the townships of McGillivray
and East Williams.
20. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate 1600 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Ness
Street in the -Village of Ailsa Craig in
the County of Middlesex and a point
situate 50 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 4 and 5 in the
Township of Downie including the
Gore of Downie in the County of Perth.
21. That part of the King's Highway
Peel — known as No. 7 in the Township of
Chinguacousy in the County of Peel
Twp. of lying between a point situate 2450 feet
Chinguacousy measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre of the line between the
counties of Halton and Peel and a point
situate 1000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 10.
22.
Regional
Municipality
of Waterloo —
Wellington —
Twps. of
Guelph and
Waterloo
23.
Regional
Municipality
of
Waterloo —
Twp. of
North
Easthope
City of
Kitchener
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
line between concessions 1 and 2 in
Division B in the Township of Guelph
in the County of Wellington and a
point situate 1500 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Regional
Road No. 11 in the Township of
Waterloo in The Regional Municipality
of Waterloo.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 l3nng between a
point situate 3300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Fischer Drive in the City of
Kitchener in The Regional Munici-
pality of Waterloo and a point situate
2000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 59
in the Township of North Easthope in
the County of Perth.
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Halton —
Town of
Halton
Hills
24. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 in the Town of Halton Hills in
The Regional Municipality of Halton
lying between a point situate ISO metres
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
739
The Regional
Municipality
of York —
Town of
Vaughan
26.
Ontario —
Twp. of Brock
27
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Durham-
Town of
Whitby
28.
Peterborough
and Durham—
Twps. of
North
Monaghan
and Cavan
known as Hyland Avenue and a point
situate 410 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Churchill
Road.
25. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Town of Vaughan
in The Regional Municipality of York
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 11 and a point situate
at its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 7B.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 12 in the Town-
ship of Brock in the County of Ontario
lying between a p>oint situate 1500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the Canadian National
Railways right-of-way and a point
situate 1500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Ontario
County Road No. 10.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 12 in that part
of the Town of Whitby in The
Regional Municipality of Durham,
that on the 31st day of December,
1973, was the Township of Whitby in
the County of Ontario lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 22 and 23 in Concession 6
and a point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 8 and 9. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 9, Part 1;
O. Reg. 254/71, s. 4(1, 2); O. Reg.
512/71, s. 4(1, 2); O. Reg. 91/72,
s. 4(1); O. Reg. 34/73, s. 5(1-5);
O. Reg. 326/73. s. 3(1); O. Reg.
114/74,s.2 (l);O.Reg.254/74,s.2 (1);
O. Reg. 272/75. s. 2(1, 2); O. Reg.
701/75, s. 5(1); O. Reg. 1046/75,
s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 431/79, s. 1 (1).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 28 in the Township
of North Monaghan in the County of
Peterborough and in the Township of
Cavan in the County of Durham lying
between the southerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 7 and
the King's Highway known as No. 28
and the northerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 7 and
the King's Highway known as No. 28.
York—
Twp. of
Markham
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Water-
loo—
City of
Kitchener
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Halton—
Town of
Halton
Hills
Regional
Munici-
pality of
York-
Town of
Markham
Regional
Munici-
[>ality of
York-
Town of
Markham
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 9, Part
2; O. Reg. 91/72, s. 4 (2); O. Reg.
222/71, s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 34/73, s. 5 (6);
O. Reg. 255/74, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 924/74,
s. 4 (2).
29. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York for-
merly the Township of Markham in
the County of York lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 8 and 9 east
of Yonge Street known as the 9th
Line and a point situate 2250 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 48.
30. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the City of
Kitchener in The Regional Munici-
pality of Waterloo lying between a
point situate 630 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Smetana Drive and a point situate
600 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the Canadian National Railways
right-of-way.
31. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Town of Halton
Hills in The Regional Municipality
of Halton beginning at a point situate
1075 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Hyland Avenue
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 1575 feet more or
less.
32. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Town of
Markham in The Regional Munici-
pality of York lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Warden Avenue and a point situate
100 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway known as Sciberras
Road.
33. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Town of
Markham in The Regional Munici-
pality of York lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as
Meadowbrook Lane and a point situate
740
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Peel and
York-
City of
Brampton
Town of
Vaughan
Waterloo —
Twp. of
Waterloo
Halton -
Twp. of
Esqiiesing
100 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly hmit of
the roadway known as McCowan Road.
34. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Torbram Road in the City of
Brampton in The Regional Munici-
pality of Peel and a point situate 712
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Eighth Avenue in
the Town of Vaughan in The Regional
Municipality of York. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 9, Part 3; O. Reg.
34/73, s. 5 (7); O. Reg. 114/74, s. 2 (2);
O. Reg. 255/74, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 679/74,
s. 2; O. Reg. 701/75, s. 5 (2).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Waterloo in the County of Waterloo
lying between a point situate 600 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limits of the
Canadian National Railways right of
way and a point situate 1500 feet
measured from its intersection with
the westerly limits of a roadway known
as Township Road No. 1 1 .
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Esquesing in the County of Halton,
lying between its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as the Tenth Line and its intersection
with the westerly boundary of Lot 12,
Concession XL
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former Twp.
of Markham
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York for-
merly the Township of Markham in
the County of York lying between a
point situate 1250 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limits of a road allowance
between concessions 9 and 10 and a
point situate 450 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limits of the Canadian Pacific
Railway crossing.
4. That part of the King's Highway
Ontario — known as No. 7 in the Township of
Twp. of
Pickering
Peterbor-
ough
Twp. of
Asphodel
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Kaladar
Lanark —
Twp. of
Beckwith
Frontenac —
Twp. of Oso
Lambton —
Twp. of
Warwick
Village of
Arkona
Pickering in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate 900 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the westerly limits of a roadway
known as Brock Road and the point
at which it intersects the boundary line
between lots 16 and 17 in Concession 5.
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Asphodel in the County of Peter-
borough described as follows :
(a) commencing at the point where it
intersects the westerly limits of
the Village of Norwood and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet ; and
(b) commencing at the point where it
intersects the easterly limits of
the Village of Norwood and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Kaladar in the County of Lennox and
Addington commencing at a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limits of the King's Highway known
as No. 41 and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 2500 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Beckwith in the County of Lanark
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of
Lot 16, Concession 11 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 13 and 14, Concession 11.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Oso in the County of Frontenac com-
mencing at a point situate 900 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the King's High-
way known as No. 38 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1800 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 1850 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Frank Street in
the Village of Arkona and a point
situate 700 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as King
Street.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
741
10. That part of the King's Highway
Lambton— known as No. 7 in the Township of
Bosanquet in the County of Lambton
Twp. of lying between a point situate 280 feet
Bosanquet measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the northerly Hmit of the
Village of roadway known as Union Street in the
Arkona Village of Arkona and a point situate
100 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly Hmit
of the roadway known as Rock Glen
Road in the said Township of Bosan-
quet.
1 1 . That part of the King's Highway known
Middlesex— as No. 7 in the townships of McGillivray
and East Williams in the County of
Middlesex commencing at a point
situate 630 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Ness
Street in the Village of Ailsa Craig and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 970 feet more or less.
12. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 in the townships of McGillivray
and East Williams in the County of
Middlesex commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the Canadian Na-
tional Railways' right of way and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 1225 feet more or less.
Twps. of
McGillivray
and
East Williams
Village of
Ailsa Craig
Middlesex-
Twps. of
McGillivray
and
East Williams
Village of
Ailsa Craig
Lambton-
Twp. of
Plympton
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Halton—
Town of
Halton
Hills
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Plympton in the County of Lambton
commencing at a point situate 1 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 21 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 3000 feet more or less.
14. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 in the Town of Halton Hills in
The Regional Municipality of Halton
beginning at a point situate 45 metres
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the ro2idway
known as Churchill Road and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 365
metres.
15. That part of the King's Highway
Ontario — known as No. 7 and 12 in the Town-
ship of Brock lying between a jwint
Twp. of Brock situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known
as Ontario County Road No. 10 and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of Bel-
mont and
Methuen
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of Bel-
mont and
Methuen
Lambton-
Twp. of
Sarnia
16. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Belmont and Methuen in the County
of Peterborough beginning at a point
situate 1490 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 30 and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a
distance of 450 feet.
17. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Belmont and Methuen in the County
of Peterborough beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the Hne
between concessions 8 and 9 and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1100 feet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 9, Part 4; O. Reg.
254/71, s. 4 (3) ; O. Reg. 221/72, s. 4 (2) ;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 5 (8) ; O. Reg. 138/73,
s. 1 ; O. Reg. 326/73, s. 3 (2) ; O. Reg.
255/74, s. 2 (3) ; O. Reg. 272/75, s. 2 (3) ;
O. Reg. 991/76, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 431/79,
s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 671/79, s. 2 (1).
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Sarnia in the County of Lambton lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Murphy Road and
a point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 12 and 13 in Concession 7.
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Durham —
Town of
Whitby
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Water-
loo—
2. Jhat part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 12 in the Town
of Whitby in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham, that on the 31st
day of December, 1973, was the
Township of Whitby in the County of
Ontario lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the road allowance between con-
cessions 8 and 9 and a point situate
2000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the Canadian Pacific Railways
right-of-way.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the City of
Kitchener in The Regional Munici-
pality of Waterloo lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 57 and 122 and a
742
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
City of
Kitchener
Perth—
Twjjs. of
North
Easthope
and
South
Easthope
Peel-
City of
Brampton
Halton—
Twp of
Esquesing
Halton and
Peel—
Twf)s. of
Esquesing and
Chinguacousy
point situate 630 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Smetana Drive.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 8 in the townships
of North Easthope and South East-
hope in the County of Perth beginning
at a point situate 2800 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 59 and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 4800 feet.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the City of Brampton
in The Regional Municipality of Peel
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as Torbram Road
and a point situate at its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Heart Lake Road.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Esquesing in the County of Halton
lying between a point situate 65 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly abutment of the
bridge that spans the west branch of
the Credit River and a point situate
590 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 16 and 17 in Concession 9 and lots
16 and 17 in Concession 10.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 commencing at a point
situate 2450 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween the Township of Esquesing in
the County of Halton and the Town-
ship of Chinguacousy in the County
of Peel and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 3360 feet more
or less.
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former
Twp. of
Vaughan
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York form-
erly the Township of Vaughan in the
County of York, lying between a point
in the highway distant 300 feet meas-
ured westerly therealong from its inter-
section with the roadway known as
Dufferin Street and a point in the
highway distant 2000 feet measured
easterly therealong from such inter-
section.
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former Twp.
of Markham
10.
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former
Police
Village of
Unionville
11.
York and
Ontario —
TwfK. of
Markham
and Pickering
12.
Ontario —
Twp. of
Pickering
13.
Lanark-
Twps. of
Bathurst and
Drummond
14,
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Halton —
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York form-
erly the Township of Markham in the
County of York lying between a point
situate 400 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the east-
erly limits of a roadway known as
Ruggles Avenue and a point situate
650 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits of
a roadway known as Bayview Avenue.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York form-
erly the Police Village of Unionville
in the Township of Markham in the
County of York lying between a point
situate 1300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limits of a roadway known as Main
Street and a point situate 1600 feet
measured easterly from the said inter-
section.
That part of the BCing's Highway
known as No. 7 lying between a point
situate 350 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of that part of The Regional
Municipality of York formerly the
Township of Markham in the County
of York and a point situate 400 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the road allowance between lots
32 and 33 in Concession 6 in the Town-
ship of Pickering in the County of
Ontario.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Pickering in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate 100 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limits of the
road allowance between lots 20 and
21 in Concession 6 and a point situate
600 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limits
of a roadway known as Brock Road.
That part of the Bang's Highway
known as No. 7 in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 26 and 27 in Concession 2 in the
Township of Bathurst and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 2 and 3 in Concession 3 in
the Township of Drummond.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 in the Town of Halton Hills in
The Regional Municipality of Halton,
formerly in the Town of Acton in the
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
743
Town of
Halton
Hills
York-
former Twp.
of Vaughan
former
Village of
Woodbridge
County of Halton, beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the wes-
terly limit of the roadway known as Main
Street and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 705 metres.
15. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York form-
erly the Township of Vaughan in the
County of York lying between a point
situate 150 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly Hmit
of the roadway known as Bruce Street
in the former Village of Woodbridge
and a point situate 712 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as 8th Avenue in the said Village of
Woodbridge.
16.
Regional
Municijjality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Nepean
17.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Sepean
18.
Regional
Municip>alitv
ofYorlc—
Towrn of
Markham
Lambton-
Twp. of
Warwick
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Nepean in The Regional Municipality
of Ottawa-Carleton lying between a
point situate 200 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Nanaimo Drive and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 18 and 19 in Concession 2, Ottawa
Front.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Nepean in The Regional Municipahty
of Ottawa-Carleton lying between a
point situate 200 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Westcliffe Road and a point situate
200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Lynhar Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Town of Mark-
ham in The Regional Municipality of
York lying between a point situate
100 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Christman Court
and a point situate 1200 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 8 and 9.
19. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
beginning at a point situate 850 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 1 1 and
12 in Concession 1 North of Egremont
Road and extending easterly
distance of 1100 feet.
for a
Lambton —
Twp. of
Warwick
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Durham -
Twp. of
Brock
X'ictoria —
Twp. of
Mariposa
20. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 350 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 9 and 10 in
Concession 1 South of Egremont Road
and a point situate 500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Egremont Road.
2 1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 in the Township of Brock in The
Regional Municipality of Durham and in
the Township of Mariposa in the County
of \'ictoria lying between a point situate
305 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the boundarx line
between The Regional Municipality of
Durham and the County of Victoria and
a point situate 460 metres measured east-
erly from its intersection with the said
boundary line. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 9, Part 5: O. Reg. 254/71, s. 4
(4); O. Reg. 221/72, s. 4 (3, 4); O. Reg.
308/72, s. 3 (2-4); O. Reg. 34/73, s. 5
(9-12); O. Reg. 254/74, s. 2 (2); O. Reg.
255/74, s. 2 (4); O. Reg. 701/75, s. 5 (3);
O. Reg. 553/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 991/76,
s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 431/79. s. 1 (3);
O. Reg. 671/79, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 186/80,
s. 2.
22.
Ontario
Twp. of
Pickerinf;
2i.
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Ottawa-
Carleton -
Twps. of
Nepean and
Goulbourn
That part of the King's Highway
known as No.* 7 in the Township of
Pickering in the County of Ontario
commencing at a point situate 600 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limits of a road-
way known as Brock Road and extend-
ing easterly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying
between a point situate 300 metres
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as
Eagleson Road in the Township of
Nepean and a pwint situate 300 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as
Edgewater Street in the Township of
Goulbourn. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 9. Part 6; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 4 (S);
O. Reg. 807/77, s. 1.
744
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Halton —
Twp. of
Esquesing
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former
Twp. of
Markham
Lambton-
Twp. of
Warwick
Village of
Arkona
Halton —
Twp. of
Esquesing
Lambton —
Twp. of
Warwick
Victoria —
Twp. of
Mariposa
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Esquesing in the County of Halton
lying between a point at which it
intersects the westerly limits of a road-
way known as Draper Street and a
point situate 80 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limits of a rpadway known as
Adamson Street.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York form-
erly the Township of Markham in the
County of York lying between a point
where it intersects the King's Highway
known as No. 11 and a point situate
400 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits of
a roadway known as Ruggles Avenue.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 700 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as King Street in the Village
of Arkona and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly hmit
of the roadway known as Frank Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Esquesing in the County of Halton
lying between a point situate 910 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between the counties
of Halton and Peel and a point situate
65 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly abut-
ment of the bridge that spans the west
branch of the Credit River.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Egremont Road and
a point situate 850 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 11 and 12 in Con-
cession 1 North of Egremont Road.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the Township of
Mariposa in the County of Victoria
beginning at a point situate 1800
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots IS
Hastings-
Twp. of
Madoc
Hastings —
Twp. of
Madoc
and 16 in Concession 9 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
3800 feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 9, Part 7; O. Reg. 34/73,
s. 5 (13); O. Reg. 553/76, s. 2.
Schedule 7
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 7
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 7 in the
Township of Madoc in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in Concession
4 and a point situate 2000 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the Canadian National
Railways right-of-way.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 7 in the
Township of Madoc in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in conces-
sions 7 and 8 and a point situate 2000
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
6 and 7.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 10;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 6 (1-4); O. Reg.
399/76, s. 3.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
745
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Durham^
Twp. of
Scugog
Durham —
TwjK. of
Cart Wright
and
Man vers
Durham —
Twp. of
Manvers
Durham —
Twp. of
Manvers
Durham —
Schedule 8
HIGHWAY NO. 7A
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
Scugog in The Regional Municipality
of Durham lying between a point
situate 780 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 19 and 20 in concessions
5 and 6 and a point situate 1,200 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 16 and 17 in
concessions 6 and 7.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the County of
Durham lying between a jx)int situate
1200 feet measured eaisterly from its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the road allowance between lots 16
and 17 in the Township of Cartwright
and a point situate 850 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly Hmit of the roadway known
as Yelverton Road in the Township
of Manvers.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
Manvers in the County of Durham
lying between a point situate 850 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Yelverton Road and a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 35. O. Reg. 308/72,
s. 4.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
Manvers in the County of Durham
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No.
35 and a point situate 450 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 22
and 23 in Concession 8.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the County of
Twps. of
Manvers and
Cavan
Durham —
Twp. of
Cavan
Durham —
Twp. of
Cavan
Durham —
Twps. of
Manvers and
Cavan
R^onal
Mtmici-
pality of
Diu-ham-
Twp. of
Scugog
Durham lying between a point situate
1450 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the road allowance between the town-
ships of Manvers and Cavan and a
point situate 1 200 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
County Road No. 10 in Concession
9 in the Township of Cavan.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
Cavan in the County of Durham
Ijring between a point situate 700
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the
roadway known as County Road No.
10 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 115.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
Cavan in the County of Durham
commencing at a point situate 1200
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre Hne of the
roadway known as County Road No.
10 and extending easterly therealong
for a distance of 1900 feet more or
less.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the County of
Durham lying between a point situate
450 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 8 in the
Township of Manvers and a p)oint
situate 1450 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the road allowance be-
tween the townships of Manvers and
Cavan.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
"Scugog in The Regional Municipality
of Durham beginning at a point situate
560 metres measured westerly from
its intersection with the westerly
limit of the road allowance between
lots 16 and 17 in Concession 7 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1095 metres.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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Regional
Municipality
of Durham —
Twp. of
Scugog
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Durham -
Twp. of
Scugog
Peterbor-
ough—
Twp. of
Smith
Peterbor-
ough—
Twp. of
Smith
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
Scugog in The Regional Municipahty
of Durham beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 and 12 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1600 feet.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7A in the Township of
Scugog in The Regional Municipality
of Durham lying between a point
situate 250 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 16 and 17 in concessions
5 and 6 and a point situate 780 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 19 and 20
in the said concessions 5 and 6.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 11;
O. Reg. 308/72, s. 4; O. Reg. 399/76,
s. 4; O. Reg. 254/77, s. 3; O. Reg.
452/77, s. 2; O. Reg. 26/78, s. 1.
Schedule 9
HIGHWAY NO. 7B
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2 '
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7B in the Township of
Smith in the County of Peterborough
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the
counties of Victoria and Peterborough
and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 5
and 6 in First Concession east and
west of Communication Road.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7B in the Township of
Smith in the County of Peterborough
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
5 and 6 in First Concession east and
west of Communication Road and a
point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of the City of
Peterborough.
Lanark —
Twp. of
Beckwith
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former Twp.
of Vaughan
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former Twp.
of Vaughan
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7B in the Township of
Beckwith in the County of Lanark
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of
Lot 12 in Concession 12 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 2000 feet more or less.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7B in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York for-
merly the Township of Vaughan in
the County of York beginning at a
point situate 100 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known as
Erica Road and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 1900 feet
more or less.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7B in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York for-
merly the Township of Vaughan in
the County of York lying between a
point situate 100 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
roadway known as Erica Road and a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Oakbank Road. O. Reg.
365/73, s. 1.
Schedule 10
HIGHWAY NO. 8
Regional
Municipality
of
Waterloo —
City of
Kitchener
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the City of Kitchener
in The Regional Municipality of Water-
loo lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known
as King Street and a point situate
3300 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Fischer
Drive. O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 2 (2);
O.Reg. 286/77, s. 3(3).
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
Huron-
That part of
known as No.
the King's Highway
8 in the Township of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
747
Twp. of
Goderich
HurcMi —
Twp. of
McKiUop
Huron —
Twp. of
McKillop
Perth—
Twp. of
Logan
Perth—
Twps. of
Downie,
Ellice,
Fullarton
and Logan
Perth—
Twp. of
Ellice
Goderich in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 22
and 23 in Huron Road Concession and
a point situate 500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 4 and 5 in Maitland
Concession and lots 104 and 105 in
Concession B.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
McKillop in the County of Huron lying
between the point at which it inter-
sects the boundary line between lots
1 and 2 in Concession 1 and the
point at which it intersects the bound-
ary line between lots 8 and 9 in the
said Concession 1 .
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
McKillop in the County of Hiuron lying
between a point situate 800 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the boundary line between
lots 9 and 10 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 190 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary hne between lots 22 and 23
in Concession 1 .
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
Logan in the County of Perth Ijong
between the point at which it inter-
sects the westerly limits of the Town
of Mitchell and the point at which it
intersects the boundary hne between
lots 34 and 35 in Concession 1 .
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the County of
Perth lying between a point situate
800 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Downie and lots 19 and
20 in Concession 1 in the Township
of EUice and a point situate 130 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 21
and 22 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Fullarton and lots 11 and 12
in Concession 1 in the Township of
Logan.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8- in the Township of
ElUce in the County of Perth lying
between a point situate 2000 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
Went wort h-
Twp. of
Beverly
Perth—
Twps. of
North
Easthope
and
South
Easthop>e
with the westerly hmits of the City of
Stratford and a point situate 800 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the boundary Hne between
lots 14 and 15 in Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
Beverly in the County of Wentworth
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly Umit
of the King's Highway known as No. 5
and a point situate 100 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 4 and 5 in Concession
6.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 8 in the townships
of North Easthope and South East-
hope in the County of Perth lying
between a point situate 2,800 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of that
part of the King's Highway known
as No. 59 and a point situate 150 feet
measured easterly from its inter-
section with the hne between lots 35
and 36 in Concession 1 .
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 lying between a point
situate 3300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Fischer
Drive in the City of Kitchener in The
Regional Municipality of Waterloo
and a point situate 2000 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Easthope in the County of
Perth. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 13, Part 1; O. Reg. 221/72,
s. 5 (1); O. Reg. 149/73, s. 2 (1); O. Reg.
701/75, s. 6(1); O. Reg. 1046/75,
s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 286/77, s. 3 (1);
O. Reg. 922/78, s. 2 (1).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Wentworth — known as No. 8 in the Township of
Saltfleet in the County of Wentworth
lying between the point at which it
intersects the westerly limit of Lot 17
in Concession 3 and a point situate
400 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with a roadway known as
the Lewis Side Road.
Regional
Municipality
of
Waterloo-
Perth—
Twp. of
North
Easthope
City of
Kitchener
Twp. of
Saltfleet
Perth—
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the County of
748
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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Twps. of
Fullartoii
and Logan
Huron —
Twp. of
McKillop
Huron —
Twp. of
McKillop
Huron —
Twp. of
G ode rich
Huron —
Twp. of
Goderich
Perth lying between a point situate
130 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 21 and 22 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Fullarton and lots 11
and 12 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Logan and a point situate at
its intersection with the hne between
lots 22 and 23 in the said Concession 1
in the Township of Fullarton and lots
12 and 13 in the said Concession 1 in
the Township of Logan.
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No, 8 in the Township of
McKillop in the County of Huron
described as follows :
(a) lying between the point at which
it intersects the boundary line
between lots 8 and 9 in Con-
cession 1 and a point situate 800
feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the boundary
line beween lots 9 and 10 in the
said Concession 1 ; and
(b) lying between the point at which
it intersects the westerly limits of
the Town of Seaforth and a point
situate 400 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 28 and
29 in Concession 1 .
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
McKillop in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 190 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the boundary line between
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 370 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 23 and 24
in Concession 1.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
Goderich in the County of Huron
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 22 and 23 in Huron Road Con-
cession and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1500 feet more
or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
Goderich in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the boundary line between lots
4 and 5 in Maitland Concession and the
point at which it intersects the east-
erly limits of the Town of Goderich.
7. That part of the King's Highway
Wentworth — known as No. 8 in the Township of
West Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Mountain View Road and a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Crooks Hollow Road. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 13, Part 4; O. Reg.
175/71, s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 221/72, s. 5 (3);
O. Reg. 149/73, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 114/74,
s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 922/78, s. 2 (2).
Twp. of
West
Flamborough
Wentworth
and
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Twp. of
Saltfleet
Regional
Municipality
of Waterloo-
City of
Kitchener
Wentworth-
Twp. of
Saltfleet
Perth—
Twp. of
Ellice
City of
Stratford
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 lying between a point
situate 400 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the roadway
known as Lewis Sideroad in the Town-
ship of Saltfleet in the County of
Wentworth and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the
County of Wentworth and the Regional
Municipality of Niagara.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the City of Kitchener
in The Regional Municipality of Water-
loo lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Montgomery
Avenue and a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadways known as Seventh Avenue
and Franklin Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
Saltfleet in the County of Wentworth
lying between a point situate 600 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of a
roadway known as Gray's Side Road
and the point at which it intersects
the westerly limit of Lot 17 in Con-
cession 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
Ellice in the County of Perth com-
mencing at the point at which it
intersects the westerly limits of the
City of Stratford and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 2000
feet more or less.
5. That part of the King's Highway
Perth and known as No. 8 lying between the
Huron — point at which it intersects the bound-
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
749
Twps. of
Logan and
McKiUop
Wentwortb—
Twp. of
West
Flamborough
Waterloo—
Twp. of
North
Dumfries
ary line between lots 34 and 35 in
Concession 1 in the Township of
Logan in the County of Perth and
the point at which it intersects the
boundary line between lots 1 and 2
in Concession 1 in the Township of
McKillop in the County of Huron.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
West Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Crooks HoUow Road and a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Nefl Road.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
North Dumfries in the County of
Waterloo lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway kAown
as No. 97 and a point situate 750
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Branchton Road.
Regional
Municipality
of Waterkw —
Cities of
Cambridge and
Kitchener
Wentworth —
Twp. of
West
Flamborough
Perth—
Twps. of
North
Easthope
and
Sooth
Easthope
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in The Regional Mimi-
cipality of Waterloo lying between a
point situate 11 CX) feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 401 in the City of
Cambridge and a point situate 1000
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Freeport Drive in
the City of Kitchener.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
West Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth Ijang between a point
situate 200 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the Canadian National Railways
overpass and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as Mountain
View Road.
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 8 in the townships
of North Easthope and South East-
hope in the County of Perth beginning
at a point situate 2800 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 59 and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 4800 feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
Perth—
Twps. of
Downie
(including
the Gore of
Downie) and
Ellice
Huron —
Twp. of
McKiUop
429, Sched. 13, Part 5; O. Reg. 175/71,
s. 4 (2); O. Reg. 440/72, s. 4 (1); O. Reg.
34/73, s. 7 (3); O. Reg. 114/74, s. 3 (2);
O. Reg. 701/75, s. 6 (2); O. Reg. 286/77,
s. 3 (2).
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the County of Perth
lying between a point situate 800 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 14 and
15 in Concession 1 in the Township of
Downie and lots 14 and 15 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Ellice
and a point situate 800 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 19 and 20 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Downie
and lots 19 and 20 in Concession 1
in the Township of Ellice. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 13, Part 6;
O. Reg. 175/71, s. 4 (3); O. Reg.
440/72, s. 4 (2); O. Reg. 34/73, s. 7 (4).
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
McKillop in the County of Huron
lying between the point at which it
intersects the easterly limits of the
Town of Seaforth and a point situate
370 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 23 and 24 in Concession 1.
Wentworth —
Twp. of
West
Flamborough
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 8 in the Township of
West Flamborough in the County of
Wentworth commencing at a point
situate 230 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the Canadian National Railways
overpass and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 430 feet more
or less. R.R.0. 1970. Reg. 429. Sched.
13, Part 7.
Schedule 11
HIGHWAY NO. 9
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Dufferin and known as No. 9 lying between a point
Simcoe — situate 1200 feet measured easterly
750
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twps. of
Mono and
Tecumseth
Dufferin and
Wellington —
Twp. of
Mono and
West Luther
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 10 in the Town-
ship of Mono in the County of Dufferin
and a point situate 300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 20 and 21 in Concession
1 in the Township of Tecumseth in
the County of Simcoe.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 lying between a point
situate 2000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the easterly
limits of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3 in the Township
of Mono in the County of Dufferin
and a point situate 1500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 in the Township of
West Luther in the County of Wel-
lington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the County of
Wellington lying between a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
hne of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the Township of Arthur and
a point situate 1000 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre Hne of the King's Highway
known as No. 23 in the townships of
Minto and Maryborough.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Minto in the County of Wellington
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 23 and
a point situate 1500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 88 and 89
in concessions C and D.
5. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington — known as No. 9 in the Township of
Minto in the County of Wellington
lying between a point situate 1500 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the boundary line be-
tween lots 83 and 84 in concessions
C and D and the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 61 and 62 in concessions C and D.
Wellington —
Twp. of
Arthur,
Minto and
Maryborough
Wellington -
Twp. of
Minto
Twp. of
Minto
Wellington
and Bruce —
Twps. of
Minto and
Carrick
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 57 and 58 in Concession C
and lots 57 and 58 in Concession D in
the Township of Minto in the County
Bruce —
Twpys. of
Brant and
Greenock
Bruce —
Twp. of
Greenock
of Wellington and a point situate 2500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the hne between lots 26
and 27 in Concession C and lots 26
and 27 in Concession D in the Town-
ship of Carrick in the County of Bruce.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the County of Bruce
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 21 and 22 in concessions 2 and 3
in the Township of Brant and the
point at which it intersects the boun-
dary line between lots 62 and 63 in
Concession 1 in the Township of
Greenock.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Greenock in the County of Bruce lying
between the point at which it inter-
sects the boundary line between lots
58 and 59 in Concession 1 and the
point at which it intersects the boun-
dary line between lots 30 and 31 in
Concession 1.
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Greenock in the County of Bruce lying
between the point at which it inter-
sects the boundary line between lots
26 and 27 in Concession 1 and the point
at which it intersects the boundary
line between the townships of Greenock
and Kinloss.
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the County of Bruce
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 16 and 17 in Concession Range 1
in the Township of Kinloss and the
point at which it intersects the boun-
dary line between lots 53 and 54 in
Concession 1 in the Township of
Kincardine.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Kincardine in the County of Bruce
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 47 and 48 in Concession 1 and the
point at which it intersects the westerly
limits of Lot 1 in Concession 1 .
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the County of Bruce
Twps. of lying between a point situate 2800
Carrick and feet measured northerly from its inter-
Brant section with the centre line of the road
Bruce —
Twps. of
Greenock
and Kinloss
Bruce —
Twps. of
Kinloss and
Kincardine
Bruce —
Twp. of
Kincardine
Bruce
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
751
13.
Regional
Mtinicipality
of York— '
Twp. of
Tecumseth
Town of
Newmarket
allowance between lots 25 and 26 in
Concession C in the Township of
Carrick and a point situate 1200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
2 and 3 in the Township of Brant.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 lying between a point
situate 2900 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the
Town of Newmarket in The Regional
Municipality of York and a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with that part
of the King's Highway known as
No. 27 in the Township of Tecumseth
in the County of Simcoe and the
Township of King in The Regional
Municipality of York. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 15, Part 1; O. Reg.
254/71, s. 5; O. Reg. 91/72, s. 6; O. Reg.
272/75, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 101/76, s. 3 (1);
O. Reg. 399/76, s. 5 (1, 2).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York for-
merly the Township of King in the
County of York and in the Township
of Tecumseth in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate 300 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
road allowance between lots 20 and 21
in Concession 1 in the Township of
Tecumseth in the County of Simcoe
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly hmit of the King's Highway
known £is No. 27.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington — known as No. 9 in the townships of
West Luther and Arthur in the County
of Wellington beginning at a point
situate 1500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the Township of West Luther
and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 3000 feet more or less.
York and
Simcoe —
Twps. of
King and
Tecumseth
Twps. of
Arthur
and West
Luther
Wellington —
Twps. of
Minto and
Maryborough
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the townships of
Minto and Maryborough in the County
of Wellington beginning at a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
Wellington
Twp. of
Minto
Wellington
Twp. of
Minto
Bruce—
Twp. of
Kincardine
Town of
Kincardine
R^onal
Municijjality
of York-
Town of
Newmarket
Bruce —
Twp. of
Carrick
Bruce —
Twp. of
Brant
hne of the King's Highway known as
No. 23 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet more
or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Minto in the County of Wellington
beginning at the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 88 and 89 in concessions C and D
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Minto in the County of Wellington
beginning at the point at which it
intersects the boundary Une between
lots 83 and 84 in concessions C and D
and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the County of
Bruce lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly
limit of Lot 1 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Kincardine and a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Sutton Avenue in the Town of
Kincardine.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Town of
Newmarket in The Regional Munici-
pality of York beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 11
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 2900 feet. K.R.U.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 15. Part 4;
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 4; O. Reg. 272/75,
s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 101/76, s. 3 (2); O. Reg.
912/76, s. 3 (1).
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Carrick in the County of Bruce be-
ginning at a point situate 1500 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 26 and
27 in Concession C and lots 26 and 27
in Concession D and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Brant in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate 1200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limits of
the road allowance between conces-
752
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Bruce —
Twp. of
Kincardine
Bruce —
Twp. of
Carrick
Dufferin —
Town of
Orangeville
Dufferin —
Town of
Orangeville
Peel-
sions 2 and 3 and the point at which
it intersects the boundary Hne be-
tween lots 21 and 22 in concessions
2 and 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Kincardine in the County of Bruce
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 47 and 48 in Concession 1 and
the point at which it intersects the
boundary line between lots 53 and 54
in the said Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Township of
Carrick in the County of Bruce be-
ginning at a point situate 1800 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 25 and 26 in
Concession C and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Town of
Orangeville in the County of Dufferin
beginning at a point situate 250 feet
measured westerly from the centre
line of the roadway known as Diane
Drive and extending westerly there-
along for 1200 feet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 15, Part 5; O. Reg.
399/76, s. 5 (3, 4); O. Reg. 912/76,
s. 3 (2).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 9 in the Town of
Orangeville in the County of Dufferin
beginning at a point where it inter-
sects the easterly Hmits of the road
allowance between concessions 2 and
3 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 1360 feet. O. Reg.
912/76, s. 3 (3).
Schedule 12
HIGHWAY NO. 10
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the County of
Twps. of
Chinguacousy
and Caledon
Peel-
Twp. of
Caledon
Duiferin-
Twp. of
Mono
Dufferin
Twp. of
Mono
Dufferin
and Grey —
Twps. of
Melancthon
and
Artemesia
Grey —
Twp. of
Artemesia
Peel lying between a point situate
1500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 9
in the Township of Chinguacousy and
a point situate 625 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 14 and 15 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Caledon.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Caledon in the County of Peel lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 16
and 17 in concessions 1 west and east
and a point situate 400 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 9.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 and 24 in the
Township of Mono in the County of
Dufferin lying between a point situate
200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Dufferin
County Road No. 7 and a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Dufferin
County Road No. 11.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Mono in the County of Dufferin lying
between a point situate 1000 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limits of a
roadway known as County Road No. 8
and a point situate 2000 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
westerly limits of the King's Highway
known as No. 24.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 lying between a point
situate 2000 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 2 and 3 in concessions
2 and 3 in the Township of Melancthon
in the County of Dufferin and a point
situate 100 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the boundary
hne between lots 157 and 158 in con-
cessions 1 east and west in the Town-
ship of Artemesia in the County of
Grey.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Artemesia in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 100 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
753
Grey —
Twps. of
Arteinesia
and
Holland
Grey —
Twp. of
HoUand
Grey —
Twp. of
Holland
10.
Grey —
Twps. of
Holland and
Sullivan
City of
Owen Sound
tion with the boundary- hne between
lots 143 and 144 in concessions 1 east
and west and a point situate 100 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the boundary- line between
lots 107 and 108 in Concession 1 east
and west.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the County of
Grey lying between a point situate 100
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the boundary- line between
lots 94 and 95 in concessions 1 east
and west in the Township of Artemesia
and a point situate 1250 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limits of the road allow-
ance between lots 60 and 61 in con-
cessions 1 east and west in the Town-
ship of Holland.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Holland in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 850 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly hmits of the
road allowance between lots 60 and 61
in concessions 1 east and west and a
point situate 200 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 32 and 33
in concessions 1 east and west.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Holland in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 1000 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly hmits of the
road allowance between lots 30 and 31
in concessions 1 east and west and
the point at which it intersects the
boundary line between lots 13 and 14
in Concession 2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 and 10 in the County
of Grey lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 3 and 4
in Concession 1 East in the Township
of Holland and lots 3 and 4 in Con-
cession 1 West in the Township of
SuUivan and a point situate 1550 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the
roadway known as Fourth Street East
in the City of Owen Sound.
Peel —
Twp. of
Chinguacousy
Peel —
Twp. of
Chinguacousy
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Chinguacousy in the County of Peel
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the road allowance between lots 10
and 11 in concessions 1 east and west
and a point situate 1850 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre Une of the road allowance be-
tween lots 17 and 18 in the said con-
cessions 1 east and west.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Chinguacousy in the County of Peel
lying between a point situate 1750 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre Une of the
road allowance between lots 17 and 18
in concessions 1 east and west and a
point situate 1500 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
County Road No. 9. r1r.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 16, Part 1; O. Reg.
254/71, s. 6 (1); O. Reg. 101/76,
s. 4 (1, 2).
13.
Regional
Municipality
of Peel—
Qtiesof
Mississauga
and Brampton
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in The R^onal
Municipality of Peel lying between a
point situate 2000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Bumhamthorpe Road in the City
of Mississauga and a point situate
1200 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Steeles
Avenue in the City of Brampton.
O. Reg. 101/76. s. 4 (3).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Caledon in the County of Peel lying
between a point situate 400 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limits of
the King's Highway known as No. 9
and the point at which it intersects
the boundary- line between conces-
sions 1 east and west.
2. That part of the King's Highway
DuSerin — known as No. 10 and 24 in the Town-
ship of Mono in the County of Dufferin
Twp. of Mono lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the Une between lots
2 and 3 in Concession 1 West and a
point situate 400 feet measured north-
Ped —
Twp. of
Caledon
754
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Dufferin —
Twps. of
Mono and
Melancthon
Dufferin —
Twp. of
Melancthon
Grey —
Twp. of
Artemesia
Grey —
Twp. of
Holland
Grey-
City of
Owen Sound
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 3 and 4 in the said Con-
cession 1 West.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the townships of
Mono and Melancthon in the County
of Dufferin commencing at the point
at which it intersects the King's High-
way known as No. 24 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Melancthon in the County of Dufferin
beginning at its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 2 and 3 in
concessions 2 and 3 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 10 in the Township of Artemesia
in the County of Grey described as fol-
lows:
(a) lying between a point situate 100
feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary
hne between lots 157 and 158 in
concessions 1 east and west and
the point at which it intersects
the northerly limits of Lot 155 in
concessions 1 east and west; and
{b) lying between the point at which
it intersects the southerly limits
of Lot 146 in concessions 1 east
and west and a point situate 100
feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the boundary
Hne between lots 143 and 144 in
concessions 1 east and west.
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Holland in the County of Grey lying
between the point at which it inter-
sects the boundary line between lots
13 and 14 in Concession 2 and a point
situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 5 and 6 in Conces-
sion 1 east.
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 6 and 10 in the City of
Owen Sound in the County of Grey
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Fourth Street East
and extending southerly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
Grey —
Twp. of
Holland
Grey —
Twp. of
Artemesia
8. That part of the ICing's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Holland in the County of Grey com-
mencing at a point situate 1250 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limits of
the road allowance between lots 60
and 61 in concessions 1 east and west
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2100 feet more or less.
9. Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Artemesia in the County of Grey
described as follows :
(a) lying between a point situate 100
feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary
line between lots 107 and 108 in
concessions 1 east and west and
the point at which it intersects
the northerly limits of Lot 105 in
concessions 1 east and west ; and
(b) lying between the point at which
it intersects the southerly limits
of Lot 97 in concessions 1 east and
west and a point situate 100 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the boundary line
between lots 94 and 95 in con-
cessions 1 east and west.
10. That part of the King's Highway
Grey — known as No. 6 and 10 in the County
of Grey commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the centre Hne
of the road allowance between lots 3
and 4 in Concession 1 east in the
Township of Holland and Concession
1 west in the Township of SulHvan
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2000 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 16,
Part 4; O. Reg. 101/76, s. 4 (4, 5);
O. Reg. 26/78, s. 2 (1).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Peel — known as No. 10 in the Township of
Chinguacousy in the County of Peel
Twp. of commencing at a point situate 1850
Chinguacousy fggj. measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 17 and 18 in
concessions 1 east and west and ex-
tending northerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 3600 feet more or less.
2. That part of the Bang's Highway
Peel — known as No. 10 in the Township of
Chinguacousy in the County of Peel
Twp. of commencing at a p>oint situate 1500
Chinguacousy fgg^ measured southerly from its inter-
Twps. of
Holland and
Sullivan
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
755
Regional
Municipality
of Peel-
City of
Brampton
Regional
Municip>ality
of Peel-
City of
Mississauga
Grey —
Twp. of
HoUand
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
9 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 3000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the City of
Brampton in The Regional Munici-
pality of Peel beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Steeles Avenue and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of
1200 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the City of
Mississauga in The Regional Munici-
pality of Peel beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Burnhamthorpe Road and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in the Township of
Holland in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 60 metres
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the boundary line between
lots 32 and 33 in concessions 1 east
and 1 west and a point situate 305
metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the road allowance between lots 30
and 31 in the said concessions 1 east
and 1 west. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 16, Part S; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 6
(2-4); O. Reg. 101/76, s. 4 (5); O. Reg.
26/78, s. 2 (2).
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 13
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 10
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Dufferin-
Twp. of
Mono
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Orillia
District
Municipality
of Muskoka—
Towns of
Gravenhurst
and
Huntsville
The District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Townof
Graven-
hurst
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 10 and 24
in the Township of Mono in the County
of Dufferin beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 2 and 3 in Concession 1 West and
lots 2 and 3 in Concession 2 West and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1400 feet more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 114/74, s. 5.
Schedule 14
HIGHWAYNO.il
Part l
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Orillia in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1000 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in lots 12 and 13 in
Concession 2 and a point situate 1000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in lots 3 and 4 in
Concession 5.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 1 in The District Municipality of
Muskoka lying between a point situate 23
metres measured southerly from its inter-
section with a line between lots 17 and 18
in Concession 2 in Muskoka South Ward
in the Town of Gravenhurst and a point
situate 365 metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as the Old North
Road in Lot 17 in Concession 5 in the
Town of Huntsville, formerly in the
Township of Chaffey.
3. That part of the northbound lanes
of the King's Highway known as No.
1 1 in the Town of Gravenhurst in The
District Municipality of Muskoka
lying between a point situate 275
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between Lot
4 in Concession Range East of Muskoka
Road and Lot 18 in Muskoka South
Ward and a point situate 23 metres
756
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Nipissing —
Twp. of
Strathy
City of
North Bay
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 17
and 18 in Concession 2 in Muskoka
South Ward. O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 3 (7);
O. Reg. 693/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 287/78,
s. 1 (4, 5); O. Reg. 938/79, s. 2 (2).
Part 2
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Nipissing lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the roadwa\'
known as Cartier Street in the City
of North Bay and a point situate
3600 feet measured southerh- from it.«
intersection with the northerly limit of
the roadway known as New Street in
the Township of Strathy.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 lying between a
point situate 2000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as First Avenue in the Town-
ship of Strathy in the Territorial
District of Nipissing and a point
situate 200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
abutment of the bridge over the water-
course known as the Montreal River
in the Town of Latchford in the
Territorial District of Timiskaming.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming lying between
a point situate 600 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Eighth Avenue in the
Town of Latchford and a point situate
1600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the bridge over the watercourse known
as Blanche River in the Township of
Evanturel.
4. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 11 in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming— ^jj^jgj^^j^jj^g lying between a point
situate 150 metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 560 in the Township of Dack and a
point situate 500 metres measured north-
erly from its intersection with the north-
erly limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 66 in the Township of Eby.
Districts of
Nipissing
and
Timiska-
ming—
Twp. of
Strathy
Town of
Latchford
District of
Timiska-
ming—
Twp. of
Evanturel
Town of
Latchford
Twps. of
Dack and
Ebv
Districts of
Timiskaming
and
Cochrane —
Twpys. of
Grenfell and
Bowman
District of
Cochrane —
Twps. of
Glackmeyer
and
Kendrey
District of
Cochrane —
Twjjs. of
Shackleton
and
Fauquier
District of
Cochrane —
Twjjs. of
Fauquier
and
O'Brien
Districts of
Cochrane and
Thunder Bay-
Twp. of
Longlac
Town of
Hearst
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the bridge over
the Kenogami River in the Township
of Grenfell in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming and a point situate
1200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits of
the road allowance between lots 4 and
5 in Concession 6 in the Township of
Bowman in the Territorial District of
Cochrane.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between
a point .situate 2100 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 579 in the Town-
ship of Glackmeyer and a point situate
2000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 8 in the
Township of Kendrey.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate 400 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the east-
erly limit of the bridge over the
Groundhog River in the Township of
Shackleton and a point situate 2200
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 11
and 12 in Concession 3 in the Township
of Fauquier.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between
a point situate 2100 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the road allow-
ance between lots 12 and 13 in Con-
cession 3 in the Township of Fauquier
and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 9
and 10 in Concession 10 in the
Township of O'Brien.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 lying between a
point situate 50 feet measured westerly
- from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Fifteenth
Street in the Town of Hearst in the
Territorial District of Cochrane and a
point situate 3500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the Kenogami River
Bridge in the Township of Longlac in
the Territorial District of Thunder
Bay.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
757
District of
Cochrane —
Twps. of
Owens and
O'Brien
District of
Cochrane —
Twps. of
Owens and
Idington
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the line between the townships of
Owens and O'Brien and a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 9 and 10 in Concession
18 in the Township of Owens.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate 1500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 9 and 10 in Con-
cession 18 in the Township of Owens
and a point situate 800 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the road allow-
ance between lots 24 and 25 in Con-
cession 1 1 in the Township of Idington.
12. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 1 1 in the Territorial
Cochrane — District of Cochrane lying between a
f>oint situate 427 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
boundary line between the geographic
townships of Idington and McCrea in
the geographic Township of Idington
and a point situate at its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
between lots 24 and 25 in Concession
3 in the geographic Township of
Eilber.
Twps. of
Idington and
EUber
Dbtrict of
Cochrane —
Twps. of
Devitt and
EUber
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate 200 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
line between lots 27 and 28 in Con-
cession 4 in the Township of Eilber
and a point situate 700 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the road allow-
ance between lots 18 and 19 in
Concession 6 in the Township of
Devitt.
District of
Cochrane —
Twps. of
Devitt and
Kendall
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between
a point situate 1300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway
between lots 18 and 19 in Concession
6 in the Township of Devitt and a
point situate at its intersection with
the easterly abutment of the bridge
over the Mattawishkwia River in
the Township of Kendall.
15.
Districts of
Thunder Bay
and Rainy
River—
Twps. of
Blackwell
and
Watten
16.
District of
Rainy
River —
Twps. of
Lash and
Atwood
17.
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Errington
18.
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Errington
and
Summers
19.
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Summers
and Nipigon
20.
District of
Cochrane—
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 17
in the Township of Blackwell in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay
and a point situate 2500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly abutment of the most easterly
low level structure in the Township of
Watten in the Territorial District of
Rainy River.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territoriiil
District of Rainy River lying between
a point situate 800 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the Township of
Lash and a point situate 200 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
road allowance between lots 8 and 9
in River Range in the Township of
Atwood.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 7780 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the Kenogami
River Bridge and a point situate
2000 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly hmit
of the King's Highway known as No.
584 in the Township of Errington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 2000 feet measured
westerly from- its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 584
in the Township of Errington and a
point situate 100 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the Black Water
Bridge in the Township of Summers.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 1570 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the Canadian
National Railways right-of-way in the
Township of Summers and a point
situate 2000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of Nipigon.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
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Twp. of
Shackleton
and Machin
21.
District of
Cochrane—
Twps. of
Bowman and
Glackmeyer
22.
District of
Rainy
River —
Twps. of
Crozier and
Lash
point situate 625 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the Mattagami
River in the Township of Kendrey
and a point situate 275 metres
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 23 and
24 in Concession 12 in the Township
of Shackleton and Machin, formerly
in the Township of Shackleton.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate 366 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 4 and 5 in Concession 6
in the Township of Bowman and a
point situate 366 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 579 in the Town-
ship of Glackmeyer.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Rainy River lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Boundary Road in the
Township of Crozier and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 40 and 41 in Section 31 in the
Township of Lash.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
the easterly abutment of the bridge
over the Kaministikwia River in the
Township of Oliver and a point situate
at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the
townships of Blackwell and Goldie.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying be-
tween a point situate 500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Mapleward Road in the Town-
ship of Neebing and a point situate
100 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the roadway known
as Oliver Road in the Township of
Oliver.
25. Those parts of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 11 in the Territorial
Thunder District of Thunder Bay described as
Bay— follows:
23.
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Oliver,
Blackwell
and Goldie
24.
District of
Thunder
Bay
TwjK. of
Neebing and
OHver
Twp. of
Nipigon
City of
Thunder
Bay
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka—
Town of
Huntsville
District of
Parry
Sound —
Township
of Strong
District
of Parry
Sound —
Villages of
Sundridge
and
South River
(a) lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of
Nipigon and a point situate
at its intersection with the
line between concessions 2
and 3 ; and
(b) lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the
line between lots 13 and 14
in Concession 4 in the Town-
ship of Nipigon and a point
situate 500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Red River
Road in the City of Thunder
Bay.
26. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 lying between a
point situate 365 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as the Old North Road in Lot 17 in
Concession 5 in the former Township
of Chaffey now in the Town of Hunts-
ville in The District Municipality of
Muskoka and a point situate 215
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the road allowance between lots 20
and 21 in Concession 9 in the Township
of Strong in the Territorial District of
Parry Sound.
27. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound lying between
a point situate 30 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as William Street in the Village of
Sundridge and a point situate 425
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Toronto
Avenue in the Village of South River.
28.
District
of Parry
Sound —
Village of
South River
Town of
Trout
Creek
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound lying between
a point situate 425 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limits of the roadway
known as Marie Street in the Village
of South River and a point situate
30 metres measured northerly from
its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as Mc-
Carthy Street in the Town of Trout
Creek.
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District
of Parry
Sound —
Town of
Trout
Creek
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
Regional
Municipality
of York—
Twp. of
King
Town of
Newmarket
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
29. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 lying between a
point situate 60 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the southerly
junction of the roadway known as
Sweeney Street in the Town of Trout
Creek in the Territorial District of
Parry Sound and a point situate 730
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
southerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. IIB in the City of
North Bay in the Territorial District
of Nipissing.
30. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the City of North
Bay in the Territorial District of
Nipissing lying between a point situate
305 metres measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the southerly junction of the King's
Highway known cis No. IIB and a
point situate 335 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of its southern junction
with the King's Highway known as
No. 17. O. Reg. 1046 75. s. 3 (7);
O. Reg. 555 76. s. 1 (2) : O. Reg. 692,76.
s. 2 (2) ; O. Reg. 61 1 ;77. s. 1 (5) ; O. Reg.
451/78, s. 2; O. Reg. 922'78. s. 3 (2);
O. Reg. 56/79, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 431/80, s.
1 (2).
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in The Regional
Municipality of York lying between
a point situate 1500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the north
entrance to the Upper Canada Mall
in the Town of Newmarket and a
point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limits of the bridge
over the Schomberg River in the
Township of King.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 in the City of North
Bay in the Territorial District of
Nipissing lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 1 IB and a point situate
1100 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the easterly
junction of the King's Highway
known as No. 17. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 17, Part 1; O. Reg.
679/74, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 924/74,
Simcoe
Twps. of
West
Gwillimbury
and Innisfil
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Innisfil
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Oroand
Vespra
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twps. of
Evanturel
and Dack
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
s. 5 (1); O. Reg. 272/75,s. 4 (1) ; O. Reg.
677/75. s. 1 (1);0. Reg. 701;75,s. 7 (1) ;
O. Reg. 934/75. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 1046/75.
s. 3 (1-6); O. Reg. 913 76. s. 2 (1);
O. Reg. 254/77. s. 4(1); O.Reg. 611/77.
s. 1 (1).
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the County of
Simcoe lying between the point at
which it intersects the road allowance
between concessions 7 and 8 in the
Township of West Gwillimburv and a
point situate 750 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with a road-
way known as County Road No. 16
in the Township of Innisfil.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Innisfil in the County of Simcoe
Mng between a point situate 1000 feet
measured northerly from its intersection
with the roadway known as County
Road No. 16 and a point situate 1200
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance between
concessions 9 and 10.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the townships of
Ore and Vespra in the County of
Simcoe lying between the point at
which it intersects the boundary line
between lots 3 and 4 and the point
at which it intersects the King's
Highway known as No. 400. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 17, Part 2;
O. Reg. 451/79, s. 2 (1).
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Timiskaming lying between
a pK)int situate 1600 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the bridge over
the watercourse known as Blanche
River in the Township of Evanturel
and a point situate 500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 560 in the
Township of Dack.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the City of North
Bay in the Territorial District of
Nipissing commencing at a point
situate 2400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. IIB and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 3400 feet more or less.
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Regional
Municipality
of York-
Towns of
Aurora and
Newmarket
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in The Regional
Municipality of York lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 83 and 84
in Concession 1 in the Town of
Aurora and a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
roadway known £is William Roe Boule-
vard in the Town of Newmarket.
The District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka —
Town of
Graven-
hurst
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Munici-
pality of Muskoka lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the Town of
Gravenhurst and a point situate 275
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between Lot
4 in Concession Range East of Muskoka
Road and Lot 18 in Concession 2 in
Muskoka South Ward.
10. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 11 and 17 in the City of
Thunder Bay — Thunder Bay in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 800 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Morgan
Avenue and a point situate 500 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Mapleward Road.
City of
Thunder Bay
The District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka —
Town of
Graven-
hurst
11. That part of the southbound lanes of
the King's Highway known as No. 11
in the Town of Gravenhurst in The
District Municipality of Muskoka
l5nng between a point situate 275
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
Lot 4 in Concession Range East of
Muskoka Road and Lot 18 in Con-
cession 2 in Muskoka South Ward in
the Town of Gravenhurst and a point
situate 23 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between Lots 17 and 18 in Concession
2 in Muskoka South Ward in the Town
of Gravenhurst. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 17, Part 3; O. Reg. 114/74,
s. 6; O. Reg. 679/74, s. 3 (2); O. Reg.
272/75, s. 4 (2); O. Reg. 554/76,
s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 555/76, s. 1 (1);
O. Reg. 254/77, s. 4 (2); O. Reg. 306/
77, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 567/77, s. 1 (1);
O. Reg. 611/77, s. 1 (2, 3); O. Reg.
287/78, s. 1 (1-3); O. Reg. 938/79,
s. 2 (1).
District of
Nipissing —
Twp. of
Strathy
District
of
Timiskaming-
Twps. of
Eby and
Grenfell
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Glackmeyer
District of
Cochrane -
Twp. of
Kendrey
District of
Cochrane -
Twp. of
Fauquier
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Strathy in the Territorial District of
Nipissing commencing at the point
at which it intersects the southerly
limits of a roadway known as First
Avenue and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet more
or less.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 11 in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 500 metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 66 in the Township of Eby and a
point situate 305 metres measured north-
erly from its intersection with the north-
erly limits of a bridge over the Kenogami
River in the Township of Grenfell.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Glackmeyer in the Territorial District
of Cochrane commencing at a point
situate 1200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 579 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance
of 3300 feet more or less.
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Kendrey in the Territorial District of
Cochrane described as follows:
(a) commencing at the point where it
intersects the easterly limits of
the Town of Smooth Rock Falls
and extending easterly therealong
for a distance of 2000 feet more
or less ; and
(b) commencing at a point situate 50
feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly
limits of the Mattagami River
bridge and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 2000
feet more or less.
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Fauquier in the Territorial District of
Cochrane described as follows:
(a) commencing at a point situate
200 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 11 and 12 in
Concession 3 and extending east-
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761
erly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet more or less; and
(6) commencing at a point situate 100
feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly
limits of the road allowance be-
tween lots 12 and 13 in Concession
3 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet
more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the easterly abutment ol the bridge
over the Mattawashkwia River in the
Township of Kendall and a point
situate 150 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 583 in the Town
of Hearst.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Owens in the Territorial District of
Cochrane beginning at a point situate
1000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 9 and 10 in Concession
18 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 2500 feet more or less.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Devitt in the Territorial District of
Cochrane beginning at a point situate
700 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits of
the road allowance between lots 18
and 19 in Concession 6 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet more or less.
9. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 11 in the Township of
Rainy River — Atwood in the Territorial District of
Rainy River lying between a point
Twp. of situate 200 feet measured westerly
Atwood from its intersection with the westerly
hmits of the road allowance between
lots 8 and 9 and the point at which
it intersects the line between lots 11
and 12.
10. That part of the King's Highway
EHstrictof known as No. 11 in the Town of
Rainy River— Rainy River in the Territorial District
Town of °^ Rainy River lying between a
Rainy River point situate at its intersection with
th« westerly limit of the roadway
known as Eighth Street and a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly Umit of the King's High-
way known as No. 600.
District of
Cochrane -
Twp. of
Kendall
Town of
Hearst
District of
Cochrane -
Twp. of
Owens
District of
Cochrane -
Twp. of
Devitt
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Daley
District of
Thunder
Bay —
Twp. of
Errington
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Daley in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 3500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the e2isterly
limits of the Kenogami River Bridge
and a point situate 7780 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limits of the said bridge.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Errington in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay commencing at a point
situate 2000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 584 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 4(XX) feet more or less.
District of
Thunder
Bay —
Twp. of
Summers
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Summers in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay commencing at a point
situate 430 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the westerly
limits of the Canadian National Rail-
ways right of way and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet more or less.
Regional
Municipality
of York-
Town of
Newmarket
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Town of
Newmarket in The Regional Munici-
p>ality of York lying between a point
situate 200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as William
Roe Boulevard and a point situate
1500 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the northerly
limit of the north entrance to the
Upper Canada Mall.
IS. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 11 and 17 in the Town-
Thunder Bay — ship of Nipigon in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the line between concessions 2 and 3 in
Lot 14 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 13 and 14 in Concession 4. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 17, Part 4;
O. Reg. 91/73, s. 1; O. Reg. 924/74, s. 5
(2); O. Reg. 272/75, s. 4 (3); O. Reg.
677/75, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 913/76, s. 2 (2);
O. Reg. 254/77, s. 4 (3); O. Reg. 567/77,
s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 611/77, s. 1 (4); O. Reg.
777/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 451/79, s. 2 (2);
O. Reg. 431/80, s. 1 (1).
Twp. of
Nipigon
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1.
Regional
Municipality
of York
former
Twps. of
Markham
and Vaughan
Regional
Municipality
of York-
former
Twp. of
Whitchurch
former
Town of
Aurora
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Innisfil
Simcoe —
Twp, of
Innisfil
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
District of
Cochrane -
Twp. of
Bowman
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 in that part of The
Regional Municipahty of York former-
ly the townships of Markham and
Vaughan in the County of York
lying between the point at which it
intersects a roadway known as Leven-
dale Road and a point situate 750
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with a roadway known as
Elgin Mills Road.
That part of the BCing's Highway
known as No. 1 1 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York former-
ly the Town of Aurora and the Town-
ship of Whitchurch in the County
of York lying between a point situate
500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the Canadian Nation-
al Railways right of way and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 77 and 78 in Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Innisfil in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1500 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
24 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the
Canadian National Railways' right-
of-way.
That part of the BLing's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Innisfil in the County of Simcoe com-
mencing at a point situate 750 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with a roadway known as County
Road No. 16 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1750 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 in the City of North
Bay in the Territorial District of
Nipissing lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 and a point situate 1000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Cartier Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in .the Township of
Bowman in the Territorial District of
Cochrane lying between a point situate
1200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Clergue
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Summers
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Oliver
10.
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Strong
Village of
Sundridge
11.
District of
Pany
Sound —
Village of
South River
12.
District of
Parry Sound —
of the road allowance between lots 4
and 5 in Concession 6 and a point
situate 1200 feet measured westerly
from the westerly limits of the said
road allowance.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Clergue in the Territorial District
of Cochrane lying between its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. 67 and a point in the
highway distant 1500 feet measured
southerly therealong.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Summers in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay lying between a pcrint
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limits of Black Water bridge and the
point at which it intersects the easterly
limits of the locality of Beardmore.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Ohver in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Oliver Road and a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the east-
erly abutment of the bridge over the
Kaministikwia River.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound lying between
a point situate 700 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between lots 20 and 21 in Con-
cession 9 in the Township of Strong
and a point situate 100 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
William Street in the Village of Sun-
dridge.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 in the Village of South
River in the Territorial District of
Parry Sound lying between a point
situate 1400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Toronto
Avenue and a point situate 1400 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limits of
the roadway known as Marie Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Town of
Trout Creek in The Territorial District
of Parry Sound lying between a point
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
763
Town of
Trout Creek
Regional
Munici-
pality of
York-
Towns of
Vaughaii
and
Richmond
Hill
situate 100 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of McCarthy Street and a point
situate 200 feet measured northerly
of the northerly hmit of the southerly
junction of the roadway known as
Sweeney Street.
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in The Regional
Municipality of York lying between
a point situate 100 feet measured
southerly from the roadway known as
Longbridge Road in the Town of
Vaughan and a point situate 600 feet
measured southerly from the roadway
known as Major MacKenzie Drive in
the Town of Richmond Hill. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 17, Part 5;
O. Reg. 221/72, s. 6; O. Reg. 34/73, s. 8;
O. Reg. 701/75, s. 7 (2); O. Reg. 692/76.
s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 127/77, s. 3 (1); O. Reg.
254/77, s. 4 (4, 5); O. Reg. 306/77, s. 3
(2); O. Reg. 567/77, s. 1 (3).
Municipality
of York
Town of
14. That part of the King's Highway
1 he Regional known as No. 11 in the Town of
Richmond Hill in The Regional Muni-
cipality of York lying between a point
situate 600 feet measured southerly
luwu «i from its intersection with the roadway
Richmond Hill , x . ^ • t ^^ •
known as Lake Street m Lot 65 m
Concession 1 E and a point situate 300
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as
Elm Grove Road.
IS. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 1 1 in the Township of
Cochrane— Idington in the Territorial District of
Cochrane lying between a point situate
800 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limits
of the road allowance between lots 24
and 25 in Concession 11 and a point
situate 1400 feet measired easterly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between the townships of Iding-
ton and McCrea.
Twps. of
Idington
and McCrea
16.
District of
Cochrane—
Twp. of
Eilber
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the geographic
Township of Eilber in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway
between lots 24 and 25 in Concession 3
and a point situate 61 metres meas-
lu-ed westerly from its intersection
with the boundary line between lots
27 and 28 in Concession 4.
District of
Rainy
River —
Twp. of
Lash
District
of Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Latch-
ford
17. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Territorial
District of Rainy River lying between
the f>oint at which it intersects the line
between lots 40 and 41 Section 31 in
the Township of Lash and a point
situate 800 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the Township of Lash.
18. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Town of
Latchford in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly abutment of the bridge over the
water-course known as the Montreal
River and a point situate 600 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Eighth Avenue.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 17,
Part 6; O. Reg. 127/77, s. 3 (2); O. Reg.
306/77, s. 3 (3); O. Reg. 922/78, s. 3 (1);
O. Reg. 451/79, s. 2 (3).
Part 6
Regional
Municipality
of York-
Former
Twps. of
Markham
and Vaughan
District of
Cochrane —
Twps. of
Clergue and
Walker
District of
Cochrane—
Twp. of
Clergue
1. That p>art of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in that part of The
Regional Municipality of York formerly
the townships of Markham and Vaug-
han in the County of York, lying
between a point in the highway distant
600 feet measured northerly therealong
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Clarke Street and a pomt
in the highway distant 600 feet mea-
sured northerly therealong from its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 7.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the townships of
Clergue and Walker in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point in the highway distant 1000 feet
measured northerly therealong from
its northeasterly intersection with the
Secondary Highway known as No.
577 and a point in the highway distant
800 feet measured southerly therealong
from its southwesterly intersection
with Secondary Highway No. 577.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Clergue in the Territorial District of
Cochrane lying between a point in the
highway distant 1500 feet measured
southerly therealong from its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. 67 and a point in the
highway measured 900 feet northerly
764
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Cochrane — ■
Twp. of
Shackleton
and Machin
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Innisfil
District of
Parry Sound —
Twp. of
Armour
therealong from its intersection with
the projection northerly of the westerly
wall of the main building of the exist-
ing Ontario Northland Railway Sta-
tion which is situated in the south half
of Lot 9, Concession 6.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 in the Township of
Shackleton and Machin, formerly in
the Township of Shackleton, in the
Territorial District of Cochrane lying
between a point situate 275 metres
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 23 and
24 in Concession 12 and a point situate
122 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the bridge over the Groundhog River.
That part of ^he King's Highway known
as No. 11 in the Township of Innisfil in
the County of Simcoe lying between a
point situate 36S metres measured south-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 9 and 10 and a point situate 475
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Glenn Avenue. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 17, Part 7;
O. Reg. 127/77, s. 3 (3) ; O. Reg. 567/77,
s. 1 (4); O. Reg. 56/79, s. 2 (1); O. Reg.
451/79, s. 2 (4).
Schedule 15
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 11
Part 1
(Reserved) -^
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4 ,
(Reserved)
Part 5 '
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 11 (Ontario
Street) in the Township of Armour in
the District of Parry Sound lying
between a point situate 600 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
ViUage of
Burk's Falls
District of
Rainy
River —
Municipal
Twp. of
Atikokan
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Haileybury
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Haileybury
District of
Timis-
kaming —
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 520
in the Village of Burk's Falls and a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 11.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 913/76, s. 3.
Schedule 16
HIGHWAY NO. 1 IB
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the Municipal
Township of Atikokan in the District
of Rainy River lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 1 1 and
a point situate 500 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the Canadian Na-
tional Railways right-of-way.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. UB in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the Town of Cobalt
and a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Third
Street in the Town of Haileybury.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. UB in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Lowry Street and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between the towns of Haileybury and
New Liskeard.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the Township
of Dymond in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
765
Twp. of
Dymond
Simcoe —
Twp. of
OriUia
Simcoe —
City of
Orillia
District
Municipality
of Muskoka —
Town of
Huntsville
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Haileybun-
District of
Rainy
River —
Municipal
Twp. of
Atikokan
situate 1600 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between concessions 2 and 3 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 11.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 B in the Township
of Orillia in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate 1,500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of that
part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 B in the City of
Orillia in the County of Simcoe Ijang
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of
the roadway known as Sundial Drive
and a point situate at its intersec-
tion with the southerly Umit of that
part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the Town of
Huntsville inThe District Municipality
of Muskoka lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 1 1 and
a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 9 and 10 in
Concession 1 in the former Township
of Chaffey.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Third Street and a
point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Silver Lane.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the municipal
Township of Atikokan in the Ter-
ritorial District of Rainy River com-
mencing at a point situate 500 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
Canadian National Railways right of
way and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 4100 feet more
or less.
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Town of
Haileybur>-
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Town of
Haileybury-
Ontario—'
Town of
Whitby
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Durham-
Town of
Whitby
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Silver Lane and a
point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Sixth Avenue.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Sixth Avenue and
a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Little Street.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 18;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 9 (1-5); O. Reg. 91/73,
s. 2 (1, 2); O. Reg. 679/74, s. 4; O. Reg.
272/75, s. 5; O. Reg. 452/77, s. 3.
Schedule 17
HIGHWAY NO. 12
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Town of Whitby
in the County of Ontario lying between
a point situate 1500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as Rossland Road and a point
situate 1340 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
Umit of the King's Highway known as
No. 7.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 12 in that part
of the Town of Whitby in The
Regional Municipality of Durham,
that on the 31st day of December,
1973, was the Township of Whitby in
the County of Ontario lying between
a point situate 1(X)0 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 22 and 23 in Concession 6
and a point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 8 and 9.
766
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Ontario —
Twp. of
Reach
Ontario —
Twps. of
Reach and
Brock
Ontario —
Twp. of Brock
Ontario —
TwjK. of
Brock and
Mara
Ontario —
Twp. of Mara
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Medonte
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the County of
Ontario lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly hmits
of the Canadian Pacific Railways-right-
of-way in the Township of Whitby
and a point situate 2200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
boundary line between concessions
10 and 11 in the Township of Reach.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the County of
Ontario lying between a point situate
2200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between concessions 10 and 11 in the
Township of Reach and a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly hmits
of the Canadian National Railways
right-of-way in the Township of Brock.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 12 in the Town-
ship of Brock in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the Canadian National
Railways right-of-way and a point
situate 1500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Ontario
County Road No. 10.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the County of
Ontario lying between a point situate
2600 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 12 and 13 in Concession 6 in the
Township of Brock and a point situate
2200 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance between
concessions 3 and 4 in the Township
of Mara.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Township of
Mara in the County of Ontario lying
between a point situate 2500 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 3 and 4
and a point situate 600 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Rama Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
Town of
Simcoe
Ontario —
Former
Twp. of
Whitby
Ontario —
Twp. of
Reach
the King's Highway known as No. 11
in the City of Orillia and a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 14 in the
Township of Medonte. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 19, Part 1; O. Reg.
283/71, s. 5 (1-3); O. Reg. 34/73,
s. 10 (1); O. Reg. 149/73, s. 3 (1, 2);
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 254/74,
s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 306/77, s. 4 (1, 2).
Part 4
1. Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the former
Township of Whitby in the County
of Ontario described as follows :
(a) commencing at a point situate
340 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the
southerly limits of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 and
extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 1000
feet more or less ; and
(b) commencing at the point
where it intersects the north-
erly limits of the road allow-
ance between lots 22 and 23
in Concession 6 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for
a distance of 1000 feet more
or less.
2. Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Township of
Reach in the County of Ontario
described as follows :
(a) commencing at a point situ-
ate 1200 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with
the boundary line between
concessions 10 and 11 and
extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 1000
feet more or less; and
{b) commencing at a point situ-
ate 1200 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with
the boundary line between
concessions 10 and 11 and
extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 1000
feet more or less.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
767
Ontario —
Twp. of Brock
Ontario —
Twp. of
BixKk
Ontario —
Town of
Whitby
Simcoe —
City of
Orillia
R^onal
Munici-
pality of
Durham-
Town of
Whitby
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 12 in the Town-
ship of Brock in the County of Ontario
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Ontario
County Road No. 10 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
1500 feet more or less.
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Township of
Brock in the County of Ontario
described as follows :
(a) commencing at a point situ-
ate 2500 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with
the northerly limits of Lot 12
in Concession 5 and extending
northerly for a distance of
1000 feet more or less; and
(b) commencing at a point situ-
ate 1600 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with
the boundary line between
lots 12 and 13 in Concession
6 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of
1000 feet more or less.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Town of
Whitby in the County of Ontario
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the roadway known as Rossland Road
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the City of Orillia
in the County of Simcoe commencing
at a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 and ex-
tending westerly therealong for a
distance of 1000 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 19,
Part 4; O. Reg. 283/71, s. 5 (4); O. Reg.
91/72, s. 7 (2, 3); O. Reg. 34/73, s. 10 (2);
O. Reg. 149/73, s. 3 (3); O. Reg. 326/73,
s. 4 (2); O. Reg. 912/76, s. 4 (1); O. Reg.
306/77, s. 4 (3).
Part 5
1. That part of the. King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 12 in the Town of
Whitby in The Regional Municipality
of Durham, that on the 31st day of
December, 1973, was the Township
of Whitby in the County of Ontario
lying between a pwint situate 2000 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
Simcoe —
Twp. of Tay
Town of
Midland
Simcoe —
Town of
Midland
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Medonte
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Tay
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Mara
City of
Orillia
tion with the southerly hmit of the
road allowance between concessions 8
and 9 and a point situate 2000 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the northerly limit of the
Canadian National Railways right-
of-way.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Township of
Tay in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 350 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly abutment of the
bridge over the^Wye River and a pwint
situate 950 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Robert
Street in the Town of Midland.
3. That, part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Town of Mid-
land in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
bridge abutment over the Wye River
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as King Street.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Township of
Medonte in the County of Simcoe
beginning at a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between lots 5 and 6 in Concession
14 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 2500 feet.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the Township
of Tay in the County of Simcoe
beginning at a point situate 800
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 5 and 6 in
concessions 11 and 12 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
3400 feet.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
790 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Rama Road in
the Township of Mara and a point
situate at the north limits of its
intersection with the roadway known
as Atherley Road in the City of Orillia.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 19.
Part 5; O. Reg. 526/72, s. 1 (2); O. Reg.
254/74, s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 912/76, s. 4 (2);
O. Reg. 306/77, s. 4 (4).
768
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Simcoe —
Twp.
Tay
of
Hastings —
Twps. of
Marmora
and Rawdon
Hastings —
Twp. of
Rawdon
Hastings —
Twp. of
Rawdon
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 12 (also
known as Old Sturgeon Bay Road) in
the Township of Tay in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 12 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
10 and 11 (Pine Street) in the locahty
of Waubaushene. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 19, Part 6; O. Reg. 254/77,
s. 5.
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 18
HIGHWAY NO. 14
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
275 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 4 and 5 in Concession 4
in the Township of Marmora and a
point situate 100 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 12 and 13 in the
Township of Rawdon.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Township of
Rawdon in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 2600 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 12 and
13 and a p>oint situate 2400 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between concessions 9 and 10.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Township of
Rawdon in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 1545 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
Prince
Edward —
Twps. of
Ameliasburgh
and Hallowell
Hastings —
Twp)s. of
Thurlow and
Sidney
Hastings
Twp. of
Rawdon
Hastings and
Prince
Edward -
Twp. of
Ameliasburgh
Hastings
way known as Wellington Street in the
Village of Stirling and a point situate
850 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between conces-
sions 9 and 10.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the County of
Prince Edward lying between a point
situate 175 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as County
Road No. 3 in the Township of Amelias-
burgh and a point situate 400 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 4 and 5
in Concession 2 of Military Tract in
the Township of Hallowell.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
850 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 6
in the Township of Thurlow and a point
situate 825 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance of Lot 25
in Concession 9 in the Township of
Sidney. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 20, Part 1; O. Reg. 512/71,
s. 5 (1).
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Village of
Stirling in the Township of Rawdon
in the County of Hastings commenc-
ing at a point situate 925 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Wellington Street and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 620
feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the City of Belle-
ville in the County of Hastings and a
point situate 175 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known
as County Road No. 3 in the Town-
ship of Ameliasburgh in the County
of Prince Edward.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Township of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
769
Twp. of
Thurlow
Hastings-
Twp. of
Rawdon
Hastings-
Twp. of
Rawdon
Hastings-
Twp. of
Rawdon
Hastings —
Twp. of
Rawdon
Thurlow in the G)unty of Hastings
lying between a point situate 11 00 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 401 and a point
situate 850 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 6.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Township of
Sidney in the County of Hastings lying
between a point situate 825 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the centre hne of the road allow-
ance through Lot 25 in Concession 9
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly Umit of the projected
road allowance between lots 24 and 25
in the said Concession 9.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Township of
Rawdon in the County of Hastings
beginning at a point situate 715 metres
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way between concessions 9 and 10 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 375 metres.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Township of
Rawdon in the County of Hastings
beginning at a point situate 460
metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway between concessions 9
and 10 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 675 metres.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 20.
Part S; O. Reg. 26/78, s. 3 (1, 2).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 14 in the Township of
Rawdon in the County of Hastings
beginning at a point situate 340
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway between concessions 9 and
10 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 800 metres. O. Reg.
26/78, s. 3 (3).
Schedule 19
HIGHWAY NO. 12B
Part 1
(Reserved)
Simcoe —
City of
Orillia
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 12B in the City of
Orillia in the County of Simcoe com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 1 1 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1540 feet more or less.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 11.
Schedule 20
HIGHWAY NO. 15
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 lying between a point
situate 350 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 12 and 13 in Concession
East of the Great Cataraqui River in
the Township of Pittsburgh in the
County of Frontenac and a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between the
townships of Rear of Leeds and
Lansdowne and South Crosby in the
County of Leeds.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
Leeds and as No. 15 in the United Counties of Leeds
Grenville — ^jjj Qrenville lying between a point
situate 75 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
Frontenac
and Leeds —
Twps. of
Pittsburgh
and Rear of
Leeds and
Lansdowne
and
South Crosby
770
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Bastard and
South Burgesj
Twp. of
South Crosbv
Leeds and
Grenville —
Twp. of
Ba.'itard and
South Burfre.<
Twp. of
South
Khn.'ilcx
Lanark
Twp. of
Montague
Regional
Municipahty
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twps. of
Goulbourn
and Nepean
Leeds —
Twps. of
Leeds and
South Crosb\-
Leeds —
Twp)s. of
Leeds and
South Crosby
limit of the bridge over Morton Creek in
the Township of South Crosby and a
point situate 30 metres measured south-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 21 and 22 in concessions 2
and 3 in the Township of Bastard and
South Burgess.
That part of the King's Highwa}' known
as No. 15 in the United Counties of Leeds
and Grenville lying between a point
situate 60 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 16 and 17 in Concession 2 in
the Township of Bastard and South
Burgess and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 5 and 6
in Concession 4 in the Township of South
Elmsley.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 and 29 in the Town-
ship of Montague in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
2600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 5
and 6 and a point situate 750 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
tween concessions 7 and 8.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 15 in The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying
between a point situate 200 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Regional Road No. 5 in the Town-
ship of Goulbourn and a point situate
500 feet measured westerly from its in-
tersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Moodie Drive in the
Township of Nepean.
Part 4
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 in the Township of
South Crosby in the County of Leeds
lying between a point in the highway
distant 1800 feet measured southerly
therealong from its intersection with
the boundary hne between the town-
ships of Leeds and South Crosby and
a point in the highway distant 350 feet
measured northerly therealong from
its intersection with the boundary Hne
between the townships of Leeds and
South Crosby.
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 in the Township of
South Crosby and the County of Leeds
lying between a point in the highway
distant 2130 feet measured northerly
Lanark —
Twp. of
Montague
Leeds and
Grenville —
Twp. of
Bastard and
South Burges
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Ne{)ean
Carleton —
Twp. of
Goulbourn
Leeds —
Twps. of
Rear of
Leeds and
Lansdowne
and
South Crosby
therealong from its intersection with
the boundary line between the town-
ships, of Leeds and South Crosby and a
point in the highway distant 4230 feet
measured northerly therealong from its
intersection with the boundary line
between the townships of Leeds and
South Crosby.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 and 29 in the Town-
ship of Montague in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
2600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
5 and 6 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
Town of Smiths Falls.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 15 in the Township of Bastard and
South Burgess in the United Counties of
Leeds and Grenville lying between a
point situate 30 metres measured south-
erly from the northerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 2 1 and 22 in Con-
cessions 2 and 3 in the Township of Bas-
tard and South Burgess and a point
situate 60 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 16 and 17 in Concession 2 in
the said Township.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and 15 in the Town-
ship of Nepean in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
tween a point situate 500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Moodie Drive and a point situate at
its intersection with the line between
lots 18 and 19 in Concession 2, Ottawa
Front.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 in the Township of
Goulbourn in the County of Carleton
lying between the point where it
intersects the line between concessions
11 and 12 and a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit of
Church Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 in the County of
Leeds lying between a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between the
townships of Rear of Leeds and Lans-
downe and South Crosby and a point
situate 250 feet measured southerly
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
771
Frontenac —
Twp. of
Pittsburgh
Leeds —
Twps. of
Leeds and
South Crosby
from the southerly limit of the bridge
over Morton Creek in the Township
of South Crosby.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 (Barriefield Bypass)
in the Township of Pittsburgh in the
County of Frontenac lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 2
and a point situate 115 metres
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 12
and 13 in Concession East of the
Great Cataraqui River.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 in the Township of
South Crosby in the County of Leeds
Ijdng between a point in the highway
distant 350 feet measured northerly
therealong from its intersection with
the boundary hne between the town-
ships of Leeds and South Crosby and a
point in the highway distant 2130 feet
measured northerly therealong from its
intersection with the boundary line be-
tween the townships of Leeds and
South Crosby.
Regional
Municiftality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Goulboum
. That part of the King's Highway
'known as No. 15 in the Township of
Goulboum in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
tween the fKjint where it intersects
the line between concessions 9 and 10
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly hmit of Liard
Street.
Frontenac —
Twp. of
Pittsburgh
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 (Old Highway
No. 15) in the Township of Pittsburgh
in the County of Frontenac lying
between a point situate 220 metres
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the Une between Lot 21
in Concession Kast of the Great
Cataraqui River and the Depart-
ment of National Defence Military
Reserve Lands and a point situate
at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 15 (Barrie-
field Bypass). R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 21; O. Reg. 679/74, s. 5; O. Reg.
955/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 431/80, s. 2;
O. Reg. 691/80, s. 2.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twps. of
North Gower
andNepean
Schedule 21
HIGHWAY NO. 16
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 16 in The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying
between a point situate lOCX) feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 18
and 19 in Concession 3 in the Township
of North Gower and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 17 and 18 in (x»ncession 1 in the
Township of Nepean.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Grenville — known as No. 16 in the County of
Grenville lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 2 in the
Township of Edwardsburgh and a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 43
in the Township of Oxford (on Rideau).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 16 in the Township of
Rideau in The Regional Municipality
of Ottawa-Carleton lyii^ between a
point situate at its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 35 and 36 in Concession 3
and a point situate 3450 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 25 and 26 in Concession 3.
O. Reg. 512/71, s. 6; O. Reg. 91/72.
s. 8; O.Reg. 101/76. s. 5 (1).
Twps. of
Oxford (on
Rideau) and
Edwardsburgh
R^onal
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Rideau
Regional
MunicipaUty
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Nepean
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 16 in the Township of
Nepean in The Regional Municipality
of Ottawa-Carleton lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 17 and 18 in Conces-
sion 1 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
24 and 25 in Concession A. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 23, Part 2.
772
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 16 in the Township of
North Gower in The Regional Munici-
pality of Ottawa-Carleton commencing
at a point situate 3450 feet measured
Twp. of northerly from its intersection with the
North Gower centre line of the road allowance be-
tween lots 25 and 26 in Concession 3
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1200 feet more or less.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
City of
Nepean
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
North Gower
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 16 in the City of Nepean in The
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the line between the
cities of Nepean and Ottawa and a point
situate at its intersection with the road-
way known as Colonnade Road.
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 6 (2); O. Reg.
101/76, s. 5 (2); O. Reg. 543/80, s. 1.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 16 in the Township of
Gower North in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Ottawa-Carleton IjHing be-
tween a point situate 775 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the boundary line between lots
3 and 4 in Concession A and a point
situate 2400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 4 and 5 in the said
Concession A.
(^ Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 23, Pt. 5-8.
Schedule 22
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 16
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as Old Highway No. 16 lying
MunicipaUty between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between the
County of Grenville and The Regional
of Ottawa-
Carleton
Twp. of
Rideau
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Gloucester
Regionad
Municipality
of Sudbury—
Town of
Walden
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton and
a point situate at its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 35 and 36 in Concession 3
in the Township of Rideau in The
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
Prescott —
Twpe. of
Alfred and
East
Hawkesbury
O. Reg. 101/76, s. 6.
Schedule 23
HIGHWAY NO. 17
Part l
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Gloucester in The Regional Munici-
pality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
tween a point situate 100 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 15
and 16 in Concession 1 and a point
situate with the line between lots 25
and 26 in Concession 2.
2 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 7 in the Town of Walden in The
Regional Municipality of Sudbury lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as the South- West Sud-
bury Bypass and a point situate 915
metres measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Regional Road 4. O.
Reg. 1046/75, s. 4 (2), part; O. Reg. 56/
79, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 764/80, s. 1 (1).
Part 2
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the County of
Prescott lying between a point situate
200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the road allowance
between lots 10 and 11 in Concession
5 in the Township of Alfred and a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 417
in the Township of East Hawkesbury.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
773
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Ross and
Pembroke
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Rctxwsnra
Village of
Chalk Rhrcr
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Ro^
Renfrew and
Distnctof
Nipiwang —
Twps^ a<
Ibatpk
aad
I^fNDean
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Bochanan
Dstnct of
Nipissing —
Twp. of
Papinean
That part of the King's Hi^way
known as No. 17 in the County of
Renfrew fying betweoi a pcHnt sitoate
at its intersectiaa with the hne between
lots 3 and 4 in Concessi«i 1 in the
Township of Ross and a point situate
at its intersecticMi with the hne between
lots 16 and 17 in Concessi<» 2 in the
Township of Pembroke.
That part of the King's Hi^way known
as No. 17 in the Coun^- of Renfrew King
between a point situate 330 metres mea-
sured westeih' from its intersection with
the road allowance between lots 23 and
26 in concessions 14 and 13 in the
Township of Petawawa and a point
situate 245 metres measured easterh*
from its intersection with the road allow-
ance between concessions 8 and 9 known
as Main Street in the Village of Chalk
River.
That part of the King's Hi^wiqr
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Rol{^ in the County of Renfrew lying
between a pmnt situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of Lot 1 1
Range A and a point situate 1300
feet measured southerly from its inter-
sectim with the boundary line between
lots 49 and 50 Range A.
That part (tf the King's HighwiQr
known as No. 17 lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured
n<H-tberly from its intosection with
the line betweoi lots 49 and 50
Range A in the Township of RoljA
in the County of Renfrew and a
pcnnt situate at its intersecti<Hi with
the line between lots 19 and 20 in
Concessitm A in the Township of
Papineau in the Territorial District of
Nqnssing.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Buchanan in the County of Renfrew
King between a point situate 2200
feet measured westerh" from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
8 and 9 and a point situate 1200
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section witli the line betweoi Con-
cessi<» 15 and Range A.
That part of the King's Hi^way
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Niptssing Ijring between a
point situate 2000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 15 and 16 in
Chy of
North Bay
District of
NipEsing —
Twp. o«
Springer
City of
North Bay
District of
NipBsing —
Twps. ol
Spr^iger aad
CaldweO
Concession 14 in the Township ot
P^iineau and a pmnt situate 1100
feet measured northerly from its inter-
secticn with the southerly junction of
the King's Hig^iway known as No. 11
in the City <rf North Bay.
8. That part of the King's S^iway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Nipissing lying between
a pmnt situate 700 feet measured
westerly from its northerly intersection
with the King's Highway kriown as
No. 11 in the City of North Bay and
a point situate 700 feet measured
easterly from its intosection with the
line between lots 2 and 3 in Ctmcession
1 in the Township <rf Springer.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Nipissing lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 5 and 6 in Con-
cessimi 1 in the Township of Springer
and a point situate 300 feet measured
easterfy from its intersectiao with the
King's Highway known as No. 64 in
the Township of Caldwdl.
District of
Nipissing
and
Sodbury —
Twps. of
CaMweOand
Hagar
10. That part of the Kmg's Highway
known as No. 17 lying betweoi a
prant situate 200 feet measured west-
erly from its inteisecticMi with the
roadway known as Caitier Street in
the Townsfaq> of Caldwdl in the
Territorial District <^ Nipissing and
a point situate 1000 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly hmit of the King's Highway
known as No. 535 in the Townsb'p
of Hagar in the Territorial District of
Sodbury.
11.
Regional
Mnucipahty
of Sodbory
and
District of
Twp.o<
Hagar
Town of
Nickel
Centre
Dist. of
Sodbury —
That part of the King's Hie^way
known as No. 17 lying between a
point situate 750 feet measured west-
erly from its intersectifm with the
we&teily limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 535 in the Township of
Hagar in the Territmial District of
Sodbury and a pcnnt situate 500
feet measured westoly from its inter-
sectim with the line between lots 5
and 6 in Concession 4 in that part of
the Town of Nickel Centre in The
Regitmal MunidpaUty of Sudbory.
that on the 31st day of Decembo. 1972.
was the Township ai Dryden in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
12. That parted the King's Highway known
as No. 17 in the Territorial District of
Sudbur>' King between a pmnt situate
774
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Tvvps. of
Xairn and
Baldwin
13.
District of
Sudbury —
Twfs. of
Baldwin and
Hallam
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Hallam
250 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of a
roadway known as Spencer Lane North
in the locality of Nairn Centre in the
Township of Nairn and a point situate
150 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with a line between lots 6
and 7 in Concession 1 in the Township of
Baldwin.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 1500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 6 and 7 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Baldwin
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 6 and 7 in
Concession 6 in the Township of
Hallam.
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 300 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 8 and 9 in
Concession 6 in the Township of Hallam
and a point situate 400 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between the townships of May and
Salter.
15.
Districts of
Sudbury and
.\lgoma —
Twps. of
Salter and
Shedden
Town of
Massey
16.
Di.'itrict of
.■\lgoma —
Twp. of
Gladstone
Town of
Bruce Mines
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 lying between a point
situate 300 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between the south-easterly half of
Section 26 and the south-westerly
half of Section 25 in the Town of
Massey in the Township of Salter
in the Territorial District of Sudbury
and a point situate 200 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Cutler Avenue in the Township of
Shedden in the Territorial District of
Algoma,
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Algoma lying between a
point situate 762 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with
the easterly abutment of the bridge
over the Mississagi River in the
Township of Gladstone and a point
situate 240 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 561 in the Town of Bruce
Mines.
17. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 17 in the Territorial
.\lgoma — District of Algoma lying between a
point situate 50 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the road allow-
ance for Palmer Street in the Town
of Bruce Mines and a point situate
183 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 6 and 7 in Desbarats Location
in the Township of Johnson.
Town of
Bruce Mines
and Twps.
of Plummer
Additional
and Johnson
District of
Algoma —
Twps. of
Johnson
and
Macdonald
District of
Algoma —
Twps. of
Aweres and
Hunt
District of
Thunder
Bay
Twps. of
Schreiber
and
Terrace Bay
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Nipigon,
Priske and
Killraine
18. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Algoma lying between a
point situate 1400 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 6 and 7 of Desbarats
Location in the Township of Johnson
and a point situate 1600 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between sections 18 and 19 in the
Township of Macdonald.
19. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Algoma lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the Township of
Aweres and a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 631 in the Township of Hunt.
20. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 4800 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
roadway known as Ontario Street in
the Township of Schreiber and a
point situate 1300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the structure over
the Aquasabon River in the Township
of Terrace Bay.
21. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Township of Nipigon and
a point situate at its intersection with
the line between the townships of Priske
and Killraine.
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Nipigon
22. Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay described as
follows :
(a) lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
775
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Oliver,
Blackwell
and
Goldie
No. 11 in the Township of
Nipigon and a point situate
at its intersection with the
line between concessions 2
and 3 ; and
(b) lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the
line between lots 13 and 14 in
Concession 4 in the Township
of Nipigon and a point situate
500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway
known as Red River Road
in the Thunder Bay.
23. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly abutment of the bridge over
the Kaministikwia River in the Town-
ship of OHver and a point situate at
its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 1 1 in the townships
of Blackwell and Goldie.
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Zealand
24. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Kenora lying between a
point situate 4640 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly abutment of the bridge
over the Nugget Creek in the Township
of Zealand and a point situate at its
intersection with the hne between the
townships of Van Home and Zealand.
25. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 17 in the Territorial
Kenora — District of Kenora lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between the townships of
Van Home and Wainwright and a
point situate 2400 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 105 in
the Township of Langton.
Twps. of
Van Home,
Wainwright
and
Langton
26. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Kenora lying between a
point situate 750 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 647
in the Township of Langton and a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 4 and 5 in
Concession 2 in the Township of
Jaffray.
Kenora —
Twf)s. of
Langton and
Jafiray
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
West
Carleton
County of
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Ross
District of
Algoma —
Twps. of
Cobden and
Gladstone
2 7 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 7 l>ing between a point situate
610 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the township road
between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 4 in
the Township of West Carleton (formerly
in the Township of Huntley) in The
Regional. Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton and a point situate 460 metres
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 5 and 6 in
Concession 1 in the Township of Ross in
the County of Renfrew.
28. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Algoma lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the centre line of Lot 4 in Range B
in the Township of Cobden and a point
situate 2500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
abutment of the bridge over the
Mississagi River in the Township of
Gladstone.
29.
District of
Algoma —
Twps. of
Shedden and
Strike
30.
Regional
Municifiality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Nickel Centre
31.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Nickel Centre
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Algoma lying between a
point situate 500 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly Umit of the roadway known
as Hamilton Street in the locahty of
Spanish in the Township of Shedden
and a point situate at its intersection
Math the line between lots 11 and 12 in
Concession 1 in the Township of Striker.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in that part of the
Town of Nickel Centre in The Regional
MunicipaUty of Sudbury, that on the
31st day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Dryden in the Territorial
District of Sudbury Ijnng between a
point situate 1600 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
hne between lots 6 and 7 in Con-
cession 4 and a point situate 500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly Umit of the
King's Highway known as No. 537.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate 2600 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the easterly hmit of the King's High-
way known as No. 537 in that part
of the Town of Nickel Centre, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was in the Township of Dryden in
the Territorial District of Sudbury
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
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District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Neebing and
Oliver
Russell and
Prescott —
Twp. of
Alfred
Town of
Rockland
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Hunt
District of
Thunder Bay-
Twp. of
Terrace Bay
and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 6
and 7 in Concession 4 in that part
of the Town of Nickel Centre, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972
was the Township of Neelon in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
32. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying be-
tween a point situate 500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Mapleward Road in the
Township of Neebing and a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Oliver Road in the Town-
ship of Oliver.
33. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 lying between a
point situate 1320 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Edward Street in the Town of
Rockland in the County of Russell and
a point situate 2400 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between lots 5
and 6 in Concession 5 in the Township
of Alfred in the County of Prescott.
34. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 lying between a
point situate 2800 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 631 in
the Township of Hunt in the Territorial
District of Algoma and a point situate
_500 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the roadway known
as Mill Road in the municipal Town-
ship of Terrace Bay in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay.
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Black well,
Goldie and
Upsala
35. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 11
in the townships of Blackwell and
Goldie and a point situate 1000 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the Une between the north-
erly half and the southerly half of
Lot 5 in Concession 2 in the Township
of Upsala.
36. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 17 in the Territorial
Kenora — District of Kenora lying between a
Town of point situate at its intersection with
Keewatin the westerly limit of the Town of
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Macdonald
Keewatin and a point situate at its
intersection with the Ontario-Mani-
toba boundary.
37. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the District
of Algoma lying between a point
situate 1000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 638 in the
Garden River Township of Macdonald and a point
Indian Reserve situate 4400 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the bridge over the Garden
River, in the Garden River Indian
Reserve.
38. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 17 in the Garden
Algoma — River Indian Reserve in the District
of Algoma lying between a point
Garden River sjjuate 5100 feet measured westerly
Indian Reserve ^^^^ -^^ intersection with the centre
QtvQf ''"^ °^ ^^^ bridge over the Garden
Sault Ste Marie River and a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
City of Sault Ste. Marie.
39.
Territorial
District of
Kenora —
Twps. of
Ignace and
Zealand
40,
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Upsala
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Ignace
41.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Walden
District
of Sudbury —
Twp. of
Nairn
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Kenora lying between a
point situate 1220 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as West Street in the Township
of Ignace and a point situate 550
metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the westerly abut-
ment of the bridge over Nugget Creek
in the Township of Zealand.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 7 lying between a point situate 70
metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the boundary line between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 2 in the
Township of Upsala in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay and a poifit
situate 150 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limits of the King's Highway known as
No. 599 in the Township of Ignace in the
Territorial District of Kenora.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 lying between a point situate
915 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of a
roadway known as Regional Road 4 in
the Town of Walden in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury and a point
situate 100 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Hall
Street in the locality of Nairn Centre in
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
777
Renfrew —
Town of
E>eep River
Renfrew —
Town of
Deep River
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
Regional
Mtmicipality
<rf Sudbury —
the Township of Nairn in the Territorial
District of Sudbury. O. Reg. 1046/75,
s. 4 (2), part; O. Reg. 186/76, s. 1;
O. Reg. 692/76, s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 912/76,
s. 5; O. Reg. 913/76, s. 4 (2, 3); O. Reg.
185/77, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 823/77, s. 2
(4, 5); O. Reg. 276/78, s. 2 (2, 3);
O. Reg. 724/78, s. 1 (4); O. Reg. 56/79,
s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 256/79, s. 2 (2); O. Reg.
671/79, s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 764/80, s. 1
(2, 3); O. Reg. 927/80, s. 1 (3-5).
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of Deep
River in the County of Renfrew lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between Conces-
sion 15 and Range A and a point
situate 200 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Town Line
Road.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of Deep
River in the County of Renfrew lying
between a point situate 400 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of Lot 8 in
Range A and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
Lot 11 in the said Range A.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 and 17 in the City of
North Bay in the Territorial District
of Nipissing lying between a point
situate 1100 feet measured northeiiy
from its intersection w'**! the easterly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly junction
of the said King's Highway known as
No. 17.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 in the City of North
Bay in the Territorial District of
Nipissing Ijdng between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 and a point situate 1000 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly hmit of the
roadway known as Cartier Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in that part of the
City of Sudbury in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
p. - 31st day of December, 1972, was the
Sudbury Town of Copper Cliff in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 440 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Kelly Lake Road and a point
situate 780 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Power
Street.
6. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 11 and 17 in the City of
Thunder Bay — Thunder Bay in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay Ijang between a
point situate 800 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Morgan Avenue and a point situate 500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Mapleward Road.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 24,
Part 3; O. Reg. 270/73, s. 1 (3); O. Reg.
555/76, s. 2; O. Reg. 567/77, s. 2 (1).
Part 4
City of
Thunder Bay
Prescott—
Twp. of
Alfred
Renfrew-
Twp. of
riorton
Renfrew —
Twp. of Ross
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Pembroke
and Alice
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Alfred in the County of Prescott
commencing at a point situate 200 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the road allowance between lots
10 and 11 in Concession 5 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 1200 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Horton in the County of Renfrew
commencing at the {)oint at wnich it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 14 and 15 in Concession 1 and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Ross in the County of Renfrew com-
mencing at the (>oint at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 1 and extend-
ing easterly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet more or less.
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Pembroke in the County of Renfrew
described as follows :
(a) Ijring between a point situate at
its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 21 and 22 in Concession
2 and a {mint situate at its inter-
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Renfrew —
Twp. of
Petawawa
Renfrew-
Twp. of
Rolph
District of
Nipissing —
Twp. of
Papineau
Town of
Mattawa
District of
Sudbury —
section with the line between
lots 16 and 17 in the said Con-
cession 2 ; and
(b) lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly
boundary of the Town of Pem-
broke and a point situate 550 feet
measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots
37 and 38, Concession A in the
Township of Alice in the County
of Renfrew.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Petawawa in the County of Renfrew
commencing at a point situate 2500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limits of a roadway
known as Portage Road and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of 2000
feet more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Rolph in the County of Renfrew lying
between a point situate 1500 feet meas-
ured southerly from its intersection
with the boundary line between lots
48 and 49, Range B and a point situate
1000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 49 and 50, Range A.
7. Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Papineau in the Territorial District of
Nipissing described as follows :
(a) lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 19 and 20 in
Concession A and a point situate
200 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as
Mic Mac Street in the Town of
Mattawa; and
(b) commencing at the point where it
intersects the westerly limits of
the road allowance between lots
15 and 16 in Concession 14 and
extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 2000 feet more or
less.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured east-
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Shedden
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of Salter
Town of
Massey
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limits of the King's Highway
known as No. 535 and a point situate
750 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limits
of the said highway.
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Shedden in the Territorial District of
Algoma lying between a point situate
200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limits
of a roadway known as Cutler Avenue
and a point situate 200 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limits of a roadway known as
Ann Street.
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Salter in the Territorial District of
Sudbury lying between a point situate
400 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between the
townships of May and Salter and a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly bank of the Aux Sable
River in the Town of Massey.
11. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 1 7 in the Town of Massey
Sudbury — in the Territorial District of Sudbury
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured westerly from the centre line
of the King's Highway known as No.
553 and a point situate 300 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection with
the line between the southeasterly half
of Section 26 and the southwesterly
half of Section 25 in the Township of
Salter.
Twp. of Salter
Town of
Massey
12.
Territorial
District of
Algoma —
Town of
Bruce Mines
13.
Renfrew-
Twp. of
Horton
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of
Bruce Mines in the Territorial District
of Algoma lying between a point
situate 50 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Bennett
Street and a point situate 50 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Palmer Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Horton in the County of Renfrew com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 8
and 9 in Concession 2 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2112 feet more or less.
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HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
779
District of
Nipissing-
Twp. of
Springer
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Springer in the Territorial District of
Nipissing commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 2 and 3 in Concession 1
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 700 feet more or less.
Russell-
Town of
Rockland
15. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of Rock-
land in the County of Russell com-
mencing at a point situate 1320 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Edward Street and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2640 feet more or less.
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Macdonald
Town of Nickel
Centre
16. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Macdonald in the Territorial District
of Algoma commencing at a point
situate 1600 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween sections 18 and 19 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2600 feet more or less.
17. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 17 in that part of the
Municipality Town of Nickel Centre in The Regional
of Sudbury— Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
31st day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Dryden commencing at a
point situate 500 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 537 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
3100 feet more or less.
18. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the municipal
Township of Schreiber in the Terri-
torial District of Thunder Bay
b^inning at a point situate 300 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as
Ontario Street and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 4500 feet.
19. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Langton in the Territorial District of
Kenora lying between a point situate
750 feet measured Westerly from its
intersection with that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 647
and a point situate 2400 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 105.
District of
Thunder
Bay-
Municipal
Twp. of
Schreiber
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Langton
20. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 17 in the Garden
AI{!oma — River Indian Reserve in the District
of Algoma lying between a point
Garden River ^^^^^^^^ 4400 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the bridge over the Garden
River and a point situate 5100 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the bridge over
the Garden River.
Indian Reserve
21.
District of
Thunder Bay-
Twp. of
Nipigon
22.
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
I^ace
23.
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Ipnace
24.
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Nairn
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 and 1 7 in the Township
of Nipigon in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between concessions 2 and 3 in
Lot 14 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 13 and 14 in Concession 4.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Ignace in the Territorial District of
Kenora beginning at a point situate
215 metres measured westerly from
its intersection with the westerly
limit of a roadway known as West
Street and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1000 metres.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Ignace in the Territorial District of
Kenora lying between a point situate
305 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with a roadway known as
Pine Street and a point situate 150
metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 599.
That part of the King's Highway known
as Xo. 17 in the locality of Nairn Centre
in the Township of Nairn in the Ter-
ritorial District of Sudbur>- King between
a point situate 100 metres measured ejist-
erly from its intersection with the east-
erly limit of the roadway known as Hall
Street and a point situate 250 metres
measured westerly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Spencer Lane North. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 24. Part 4;
O. Reg. 91/72, s. 9 (3. 4); O. Reg. 34/73,
s. 12 (2); O. Reg. 270/73. s. 1 (4);
O. Reg. 865/74, s. 1 (1); O. Reg. 272/75,
s. 6 (2); O. Reg. 913/76, s. 4 (1); O. Reg.
567/77, s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 777/77, s. 2;
O. Reg. 823/77, s. 2 (1. 2); O. Reg.
724/78, s. 1(1, 2); O. Reg. 256/79, s. 2
(1); O. Reg. 451/79, s. 3.
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District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Baldwin
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Gladstone
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Schreiber
District of
Thunder
Bay-
Municipal
Twp. of
Terrace Bay
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Oliver
District of
Nipissing —
Town of
Mattawa
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Baldwin in the Territorial District of
Sudbury commencing at a point situate
500 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 6 and 7 in Concession 1
and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 2000 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Gladstone in the Territorial District of
Algoma beginning at a point situate
2500 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly abut-
ment of the bridge over the Mississauga
River and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 5000 feet more
or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Schreiber in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with a roadway
known as Walker Lake Road and a
point situate 300 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with a road-
way known as Ontario Street.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the municipal
Township of Terrace Bay in the Terri-
torial District of Thunder Bay lying
between a point situate 500 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection with
the roadway known as Mill Road and a
point situate 1200 feet measured west-
erly from its iiitersection with the
westerly limit of the structure over
the Aguasabon River.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Oliver in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Oliver Road and a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the east-
erly abutment of the bridge over the
Kaministikwia River.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of
Mattawa in the Territorial District of
Nipissing lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Park Street and a
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Zealand
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Zealand
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Buchanan
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as West Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Zealand in the Territorial District of
Kenora lying between a point situate
1800 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the westerly abut-
ment of the bridge over Nugget Creek
and a point situate 200 feet measured
westerly from the said intersection.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Zealand in the Territorial District of
Kenora commencing at a point situate
2700 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly abut-
ment of the bridge over Nugget Creek
and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 1940 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Buchanan in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate 800 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 8 and 9
and a point situate 2200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 8 and 9.
10. That part of the King's Highway
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Nepean
Renfrew —
Town of
Deep River
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Nepean in The Regional Municipality
of Ottawa-Carleton lying between a
point situate 450 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 17 and 18 in Concession 2
Ottawa Front and a point situate 500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 8 and
9 in Concession 1 Ottawa Front.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of Deep
River in the County of Renfrew lying
between a point situate 200 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Town Line Road and a point
situate 400 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of Lot 8 in Range A.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in that part of the
Regional
of Sudbury— Town of Nickel Centre in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
Town of Nickel 31st day of December, 1972, was the
Centre Township of Dryden in the Territorial
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
781
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Upsala
District of
Algoma —
Twp of
Hunt
County of
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Alice and
Fraser
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 500 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
line between lots 5 and 6 in Concession
4 and a point situate 1600 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 6 and 7 in
the said Concession 4.
13. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 in the Township of Upsala in
the Territorial District of Thunder Bay
lying between a point situate 305 metres
measured southerly from its intersection
with the boundary line between the north
and south halves of Lot 5 in Concession 2
and a point situate 70 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the
boundary' line between lots 5 and 6 in the
said Concession 2.
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Territorial
District of Algoma lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 631 in
the Township of Hunt and a point
situate 2800 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 631 in the
Township of Hvmt.
15 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 in the Township of Alice and
Fraser in the County of Renfrew begin-
ning at a point situate 500 metres meas-
ured westerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known as
B-Line Road and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2 100 metres.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 24, Part
S; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 8 (2); O. Reg. 221/
72, s. 7; O. Reg. 270/73, s. 1 (5); O. Reg.
254/74, s. 4; O. Reg. 924/74, s. 6;
O. Reg. 701/75, s. 8 (4); O. Reg. 399/76,
s. 6 (1); O. Reg. 692/76, s. 3 (1); O. Reg.
185/77, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 567/77, s. 2 (3);
O. Reg. 493/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 671/79,
s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 186/80, s. 3; O. Reg.
927/80, s. 1 (1).
District of
Sudbury — ■
Twp. of
Hallam
16. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Hallam in the Territorial District of
Sudbury lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 6 and 7 in Concession 6
and a point situate 300 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 8 and 9
in Concession 6.
17.
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Shedden
18.
District of
Sudbury —
Town of
Massey
19.
District of
Algoma —
Town of
Bruce Mines
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Shedden in the Territorial District of
Algoma lying between a point situate
200 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the road allowance known as Ann
Street in the locality of Spanish and
a point situate 500 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the road
allowance known as Hamilton Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of Massey
in the Territorial District of Sudbury
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly bank
of the Aux Sable River and a point
situate 500 feet measured westerly
from the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 553.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Town of Bruce
Mines in the Territorial District of
Algoma Ijdng between a point situate
240 metres measured easterly from
its intersection with the easterly limit
of the King's Highway known as
No. 561 and a point situate 140
metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit
of the roadway known as Taylor
Street. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
24, Part 6; O. Reg. 399/76, s. 6 (2);
O. Reg. 724/78, s. 1 (3).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township
of Alfred in the County of Prescott
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 7 and 8 in Concession 5 and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 450 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the County of
Renfrew lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the Town of Pembroke and
a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 21 and 22
in Concession 2 in the Township of
Pembroke.
3. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 17 in the Township of
Kenora — Ignace in the Territorial District of
Kenora lying between a point situate
Prescott—
Twp. of
Alfred
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Pembroke
782
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Ignace
County of
Renfrew —
Twp. of
McNab
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury- —
Town of
Walden
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twps. of
Huntley and
Fitzroy
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
305 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with a roadway known as
Pine Street and a point situate 215
metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
a roadway known as West Street.
4. That part of the BCing's Highway known
as No. 17 in the Township of McNab in
the County of Renfrew lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the
road allowance between lots 3 and 4 in
Concession A and a point situate at its
intersection with a road allowance
between lots 4 and S in the said Conces-
sion A. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 24, Part 7; O. Reg. 91/72, s. 9 (4);
O. Reg. 865/74, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 567/77,
s. 2 (4); O. Reg. 823/77, s. 2 (3); O. Reg.
927/80, s. 1 (2).
Schedule 24
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 17
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
That part of the King's Highway known
as Old Highway No. 17 in the Town of
Walden in The Regional Municipality of
- Sudbury lying between a point situate
580 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 17 and
South- West Sudbury Bypass and a point
situate 1520 metres measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the King's Highway known as No.
549.
Part 3 '"
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in The
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton lying between a point situate
1900 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the Canadian Na-
tional Railways right of way in the
lownship of Huntley and a point
situate 1600 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in the Town-
ship of Fitzroy.
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in the
Township of Cumberland in The Re-
gional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton
commenieing at a point situate 1200
Twp. of
Cumberland
Renfrew —
Town of
Arnprior
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
West
Carleton
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Huntley
Prescott —
Twps. of
East and West
Hawkesbury
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Huntley
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as County Road No. 4
in Lot 14, Concession 1 Ottawa Front
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 2175 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway known
as Old Highway No. 17 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Decosta Street in the
Town of Arnprior in the County of
Renfrew and a point situate 250 metres
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 26 and 27 in
Concession 3 in the Township of West
Carleton in The Regional Municipality of
Ottawa-Carleton.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in the
Township of Huntley in The Regional
Municipahty of Ottawa-Carleton lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. 17 and a point situate
1800 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
16 and 17 in Concession 2.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in the
Township of West Hawkesbury in the
County of Prescott lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between the townships of East
Hawkesbury and West Hawkesbury
in Broken Front Concession and a point
situate at its intersection with the east-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Tupper Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in the
Township of Huntley in The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton com-
mencing at a point situate 400 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the Canadian National Rail-
ways right of way and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in the
Township of Fitzroy in The Regional
Municipahty of Ottawa-Carleton com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
783
Twp. of
Fitzroy
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Huntley
R^onal
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Cumberland
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Gloucester
section with the King's Highway
known as No. 17 and extending east-
erly therealong for a distance of 1600
feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in the
Township of Huntley in The Regional
Municipjility of Ottawa-Carleton lying
between a point situate 400 feet mea-
sured westerly from its intersection
with the Canadian National Railways
right of way and a point situate 1800
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 16
and 17 in Concession 2.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 17 in The
Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton in the County of Russell com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between the coun-
ties of Carleton and Russell and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1900 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 25;
O. Reg. 746/80, s. 2; O. Reg. 927/80,
s. 2.
Schedule 25
HIGHWAY NO. 17B
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
P.\RT 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 17B in the Township of
Gloucester in The Regional Munici-
pality of Ottawa-Carleton commencing
at a point situate 180 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 20 and 21 in
Concession 1 Ottawa Front and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 3480 feet more or less. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 27.
Essex —
Twps. of
Colchester
South and
Maiden
Essex —
Twp. of
Maiden
Essex-
Twps. of
Colchester
South and
Gosfield South
Schedule 26
HIGHWAY NO. 18
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the County of
Essex lying between a point situate
2350 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the easterly limit
of the roadway known as Roseborough
Road in the Township of Colchester
South and a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 18A in the
Township of Maiden.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Maiden in the County of Essex lying
between a point situate 1500 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre ^ne of the King's
Highway known as No. 18A and a
point situate 1700 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
line between lots 13 and 14 in Con-
cession 1.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the County of Essex
lying between a point situate 2000
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 13
and 14 in Gore Concession Second
Range in the Township of Colchester
South and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 9
and 10 in Front Concession in the
Township of Gosfield South.
Essex —
Twp. of
Anderdon
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Anderdon in the County of Essex
lying between the point at which it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1 and the
point at which it intersects the bound-
ary line between lots 21 and 22 in
the said Concession 1.
784
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Essex —
Twps. of
Sandwich
West and
Anderdon
Essex —
Twp. of
Maiden
Essex —
Twp. of
Sandwich
West
Town of
Ojibway
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Sandwich West in the County of
Essex lying between a point situate
200 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between the townships of Anderdon
and Sandwich West and the point at
which it intersects the boundary line
between lots 25 and 26 in Conces-
sion 1.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Maiden in the County of Essex com-
mencing at a point situate 1000 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 18A and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 2500 feet more or less.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Sandwich West in the County of
Essex lying between the point on the
highway situate at the northerly abut-
ment of the bridge over Turkey Creek
and the point at which it intersects
the southerly limits of the Town of
Ojibway.
Essex —
Twp. of
Mersea
Town of
Leamington
Essex —
Twp. of
Maiden
Essex —
Twp. of
Sandwich
West
-2T-That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Mersea in the County of Essex lying
between a point situate 140 feet
measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Sherk Street in the
Town of Leamington and a point
situate 3500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Essex
County Road No. 31.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Maiden in the County of Essex
beginning at a point situate 800 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 18A and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 2350 feet.
That part of the ICing's Highway
known as No. 18 in the Township of
Sandwich West in the County of
Essex lying between the point where
it intersects the boundary line between
lots 25 and 26 in Concession 1 and
Essex —
Twp. of
Maiden
Oxford-
the northerly limits of the bridge
over Turkey Creek.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 28;
O. Reg. 149/73, s. 4 (1, 2); O. Reg.
701/75, s. 9; O. Reg. 21/77, s. 2; O. Reg.
127/77, s. 4.
Schedule 27
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 18
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 18 in the
Township of Maiden in the County of
Essex lying between a point situate
700 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1 and a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 3 and 4 in the
said Concession 1.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 29.
Schedule 28
HIGHWAY NO. 19
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
785
Twp. of
Dereham
Oxford—
Twp. of
Dereham
Oxford—
Twps. of
Dereham
and West
Oxford
Perth—
Twp. of
North
£asthoi)e
Perth—
Twps. of
North
Easthope,
EUice and
Momington
Perth-
Dereham in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 1200
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of a
roadway known as North Street and a
point situate 1425 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 4 and 5.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Dereham in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
4 and 5 and a point situate 800 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 1 and 2.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the County of
Oxford lying between a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
1 and 2 in the Township of Dereham
and a point situate 950 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 in the
Township of West Oxford.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
North Easthope in the County of
Perth lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northwest
comer of Lot 46, Concession 2, and a
point situate 1 100 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway between
concessions 8 and 9.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the County of
Perth Ij^ng between a point situate
1100 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway between concessions 8
and 9 in the Township of North East-
hope and a point situate 1100 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the Cana-
dian National Railways right of way
in the townships of Ellice and Mom-
ington.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the County of
Perth lying between a point situate
Twps. of
EUice and
Momington
Perth—
Twp. of
Momington
Oxford—
Twp. of
East Nissouri
Oxford—
Twp. of
East Nissouri
10.
Oxford and
Perth—
Twps. of
East Nissouri
and
Blanshard
11.
Oxford—
1200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre hne of the
Canadian National Railways right
of way in the townships of EUice and
Momington and a point situate 1500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of Con-
cession 3 in the Township of Mom-
ington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Momington in the County of Perth
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of Con-
cession 4 and a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Hiehway
known as No. 86.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Tovmship of
E^t Nissoiui in the County of Oxford
lying' between a point situate 800 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Oxford Coimty
Road No. 16 and a point situate 50
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 5 and 6 in
Concession 9.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
East Nissouri in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Oxford County
Road No. 16 and a point situate 700
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Oxford County
Road No. 28.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 lying between a
point situate 800 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with' the
centre line of the roadway known as
Oxford County Road No. 28 in the
Township of East Nissouri in the
County of Oxford and a point situate
at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7 in the Town-
ship of Blanshard in the County ol
Perth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the County of
Oxford lying between a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
786
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Oxford—
Twp. of
Dereham
intersection with the centre line of the
Twp. of road allowance between concessions
South-West 1 and 2 in the Township of South-
Oxford West Oxford and a point situate
1950 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between con-
1 cessions 1 and 2 m the Township of
South West Oxford.
12. That part of the King's Highway
Elgin — known as No. 19 in the Township of
Bayham in the County of Elgin lying
Twp. of between a point situate 2625 feet
Bayham measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 3 and 4
and a point situate 2700 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 6 and 7.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Dereham in the County of Oxford
commencing at a point situate 800
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
1 and 2 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 1200 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
North Easthope in the County of
Perth lying between a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway between concessions 8
and 9 and a point situate 1100 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the said
roadway between concessions 8 and 9.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the townships of
Ellice and Mornington in the County
of Perth lying between a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Canadian National Railways right-of-
way and a point situate 1200 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the said centre line of the
Canadian National Railways right-of-
way.
4. That part of the King's Highway
Perth — known as No. 19 in the Township of
Mornington in the County of Perth
Twp. of commencing at a point situate at its
Mornington intersection with the centre line of
Perth—
Twp. of
North
Easthope
Perth—
Twp>s. of
Ellice and
Mornington
Perth—
Twp. of
Mornington
Elgin —
Twp. of
Bayham
Elgin —
Twp. of
Bayham
Oxford-
Town of
Tillsonburg
Oxford—
Twp. of
Dereham
Perth—
Twp. of
North
Easthop>e
Concession 3 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Mornington in the County of Perth
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of
Concession 4 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Bayham in the County of Elgin lying
between a point situate 2700 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
6 and 7 and a point situate 800 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance "be-
tween concessions 3 and 4.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Bayham in the County of Elgin com-
mencing at a point situate 850 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 8 and 9
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Town of
Tillsonburg in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 100 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the
Penn Central Railroad tracks and a
point situate 1500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
County Road No. 20 (North Street).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Dereham in the County of Oxford
commencing at a point situate 1425
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre Hne of the
road allowance between concessions 4
and 5 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 2425 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 from the northwest
corner of Lot 46 Concession 2 (Vivian
Street) in the Township of North
Easthope in the County of Perth
extending south approximately 4300
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
787
City of
Stratford
Oxford-
Twp. of
East Nissouri
Elgin —
Tvrp. of
Bayham
feet to the northerly limit of the City
of Stratford.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
East Nissouri in the Count\- of Oxford
commencing at a point situate 800 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the
roadway known as Oxford County
Road No. 16 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1800 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Bayham in the County of Elgin
beginning at a point situate 800 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
tween concessions 3 and 4 and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 1750 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
South- West Oxford in the County of
Oxford commencing at a point situate
800 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between Concessions
1 and 2 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1200 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Town of
Tillsonburg in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 1300
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
Canadian National Railways right of
way and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Simcoe Street.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
Oxford — known as No. 19 in the Township of
Zorra in the County of Oxford beginning
Twp. ofZorra at a point situate 1100 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the Hne between lots 1 and 2 in
Concession 10 and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of
1600 feet.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
South-West Oxford in the County
of Oxford commencing at a point
situate 1950 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 1 and 2 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 500 feet.
Oxford—
Twp. of
South-West
Oxford
Oxford-
Town of
Tillson-
burg
Oxford—
Twp. of
Zorra
Oxford—
Twp. of
South-West
Oxford
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 19 in the Township of
Zorra in the County of Oxford begin-
ning at a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the easterly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 2 and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 118 metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 30; O. Reg. 679/74, s. 6; O. Reg.
924/74, s. 7; O. Reg. 101/76, s. 7;
O. Reg. 692/76, s. 4; O. Reg. 912/76,
s. 6; O. Reg. 276/78, s. 3.
Schedule 29
HIGHWAY NO. 20
P.\RT 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Parts
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 20 in the Township of
Saltfleet in the County of Wentworth
lying between a point situate 150
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the roadway known as Green Mount
Road and a point situate 1500 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the northerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 53.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 20 lying between a point
situate 550 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the road allowance between
lots 9 and 10 in Concession 9 in the
Township of West Lincoln in the
Regional Municipality of Niagara and
a point situate 1500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 53 in
the Township of Saltfleet in the County
of Wentworth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 20 in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between
a point situate 700 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Regional Road No. 614 in the
Town of Pelham Township of West Lincoln and a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the road allowance between
lots 3 and 4 in Concession 7 in the
1
Wentworth —
Twp. of
Saltfleet
Wentworth
and
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Twps. of West
Lincoln and
Saltfleet
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Twp. of
West Lincoln
788
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Town of Pelham. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 31, Part 1; O. Reg. 175/71,
s. 6 (1).
4. That part of the King's Highway
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Towns of
Thorold
and
Pelham
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Thorold
Wentworth-
Twp. of
Saltfleet
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Twp. of
West Lincoln
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Pelham
known as No. 20 in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between
a point situate 300 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the Welland Canal
Bridge in the Town of Thorold and
a point situate 2586 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Regional Road No. 36 in the Town
of Pelham.
That part of the Bang's Highway
known as No. 20 in the Town of Thorold
in the Regional Municipality of Niagara
lying between a point situate 650 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 58 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between the Town of Thorold and the
City of Niagara Falls. O. Reg. 175/71,
s. 6 (2).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 20 in the Township of
Saltfleet in the County of Wentworth
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the City of Hamilton and a point
situate 150 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as Green
Mountain Road. O. Reg. 254/71, s. 9.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 20 in the Township
of West Lincoln in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the easterly Hmit of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 9
and a point situate 700 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Regional Road No. 614.
, That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 20 in the Town of
Pelham in the Regional Municipality
of Niagara lying between a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the road allowance between
lots 3 and 4 in Concession 7 and a
point situate 800 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 2 and 3 in the said
Concession 7. O. Reg. 175/71, s. 6 (3).
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Thorold
Lambton —
Twp. of
Bosanquet
Huron —
Twps. of
Stephen and
Stanley
Huron —
Twps. of
Colbome and
Ashfield
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 20 in the Town of Thorold
in The Regional Municipality of Niagara
lying between a point 1835 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection with
the westerly Hmit of the Welland
Canal Bridge and a point situate
650 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 58.
O.Reg. 175/71, s. 6 (4).
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 30
HIGHWAY NO. 21
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Bosanquet in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 800 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of that part
of the King's Highway known as
No. 82 and a point situate 200 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre Hne of the
road allowance between lots 5 and 6
in Concession East of Lake Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
3000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 1 and 2 in Concession West of
Lake Road in the Township of Stephen
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly Hmit of the roadway
known as Brucefield Road in the Town-
ship of Stanley.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
50 feet measured northerly from its
intersection'with the northerly Hmit of
the roadway known as Huron County
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
789
Hmoo —
Twp. of
AshfieM
Bruce—
Twps. of
Huron and
Kincardine
Bmce —
Twp. of
Kincardine
Bnxx —
Twp. of
Bruce
Village of
Tiverton
Bmce —
Twp. of
Bmce
Road No. 31 in the Township of
Colborne and a point situate 1200
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as
Huron County Road No. 23 in the
Township of Ashfield.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Ashfield in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 400 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as
County Road No. 23 and a point
situate 800 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 86
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Bruce lying between a point situate
800 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the Township of
Huron and a point situate 2200 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between the town-
ships of Huron and Kincardine in the
Township of Kincardine.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Kincardine in the County of Bruce
lying between a [>oint situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
15 and 16 in Concession A Lake Range
and a point situate at its intersection
vnth the line between lots 58 and 59
in Concession C Lake Range.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Bruce lying between a point situate
1050 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as James Street in the
Village of Tiverton and a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
6 and 7 in the Township of Bruce.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Bruce in the County of Bruce lying
between a f)oint situate 1100 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the road allowance between
concessions 6 and 7 and a point
situate 500 feet measured southerly
fiom its intersection with the road
allctvance between the townships of
Bruce and Saugeen.
Bruce —
Twp. of
Saugeen
Brace —
Twp. of
Saugeen
Brace—
TwjK. of
Amabel
and Arran
Kent—
Twp. of
Camden
Kent—
Twp. of
Camden
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Bruce lying between a point situate
700 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the road allowance
between the townships of Bruce and
Saugeen and a point situate at its
intersection with the centre Une of
the roadway known as Bruce County
Road No. 17A in the Township of
Saugeen.
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Saugeen in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 47
and 48 in Concession Lake Range and
a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as South Street.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Bruce lying between a point situate
600 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
10 in the townships of Amabel and
Arran and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 6 in the
Township of Arran.
12. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Gore of the
Township of Camden in the County
of Kent lying between a point situate
750 feet measured eiisterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
westerly junction of the roadway
known as Kent County Road No. 15
in Concession 5 and a point situate 600
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 10 and
11.
13. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Camden in the County of Kent lying
between a jwint situate 1100 feet
measiured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between concessions 10 and 11
in the Gore of the said Township and a
(>oint situate 75 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the structure over the river
known as Cruickshank Creek. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 32, Part 1;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 13 (1); O. Reg. 326/73,
s. 5 (1); O. Reg. 272/75, s. 7 (1); O. Reg.
701/75, s. 10 (1); O. Reg. 21/77, s. 3 (1);
O. Reg. 823/77, s. 3 (1); O. Reg. 431/79,
s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 276/80, s. 1 (1).
790
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Kent-
14. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Howard in the County of Kent lying
Twp. of between a point situate 1750 feet
Howard measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 3
and a point situate 50 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 10 and 11.
15. That part of the King's Highway
Kent — known as No. 21 in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 456 feet
Twps. of measured southerly from its inter-
Howard and section with the centre line of Lot 12 in
Camden Concession 9 in the Township of
Howard and a point situate 300 feet
' ' ' measured southerly from its inter-
, . , section with the line between the town-
** ships of Howard and Camden.
16. That part of the King's Highway
Kent and known as No. 21 lying between a point
Lambton — situate 800 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
Twps. of jjjjg qJ ^jjg King's Highway known as
^ . , .„ No. 78 in the Gore of the Township of
Enniskillen ^ , . , ^ , -.r ,
Camden m the County of Kent and a
point situate 1000 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
, .' centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3 in the
Township of Enniskillen in the County
of Lambton.
17. That part of the ICing's Highway
Lambton— known as No. 21 in the Township of
Enniskillen in the County of Lambton
Twp. of lying between a point situate 1200
Enniskillen ^^^^ measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
Petrolia allowance between concessions 2 and
3 and a point situate 925 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
' as County Road No. 4 in the Town
of Petrolia.
18. That part of the King's Highway
Lambton — known as No. 21 in the Township of
Plympton in the County of Lambton
Twp. of lying betweeen a point situate 2220 feet
Plympton measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions 3
and 4 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 7.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 32,
Part 2; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 10 (1); O. Res.
221/72, s. 8 (1); O. Reg. 34/73, s. 13 (2);
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 5 (2); O. Reg. 764/80,
s. 3 (1).
Huron —
Twp. of
Stephen
Kent-
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 1 in the Township of Stephen in
the County of Huron beginning at a point
situate 400 metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 1 and 2 in Concession West
of Lake Road and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 515 metres.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Kent lying between a point situate
Twp, of 3Q0 feet measured southerly from its
Howard intersection with the line between the
, townships of Howard and Camden in
Thamesville ^^^ Township of Howard and a point
situate 1050 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Railroad
Street in the Village of Thamesville.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Kent— known as No. 21 in the Gore of the
Township of Camden in the County of
Twp. of Kent commencing at a point situate
Camden yQQ f^^^ measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre hne of the
King's Highway known as No. 78 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway
Lambton— known as No. 21 in the Township of
Enniskillen in the County of Lambton
Twp. of commencing at a point situate 1000
Enniskillen ^^^^ measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 2 and 3
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2200 feet more or
less.
Huron-
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
^^P °^ 100 feet measured northerly from its
Colborne intersection with the northerly abut-
T c ment of the bridge over the Canadian
I own of "
Goderich National Railway in the Town of
Goderich and a point situate 50 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Huron County Road
No. 31 in the Township of Colborne.
6. That part of the King's Highway
Bruce — known as No. 21 in the townships of
Amabel and .Arran in the Countv of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
791
Twps. of
Amabel
and Arran
Bruce lying between a point situate
400 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 9 and 10 in Concession A and a
point situate 600 feet measured easter-
ly from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 10.
7. That part of the King's Highway
Bruce — known as Kincardine Avenue (High-
way 21) in the Town of Kincardine in
Kincardine ^^* County of Bruce lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as the King's Highway
No. 21 and a point situate 150 metres
measured southeasterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Adelaide Street
8. That part of the King's Highway
Kent — known as No. 21 in the Gore of the
Township of Camden in the County
Twp. of Q^ Kent lying between a point situate
530 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Chesapeak and Ohio Railway right-
of-way in Concession 5 and a point
situate 750 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the westerly junction of the
roadway known as Kent County Road
No. 15 in the said Concession 5.
Camden
Kent-
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Gore of the
Township of Camden in the County
Twp. of Qf Kent commencing at a point situate
^^*™**^'* 600 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between conces-
sions 10 and 11 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1700 feet
more or less.
10. That part of the King's Highway
Kent — known as No. 21 in the Township of
Camden in the County of Kent lying
Twp. of between a point situate 75 feet mea-
Camden sured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the structure
over the river known cis Cruickshank
Creek and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
A and B.
11. That part of the King's Highway
Grey — known as No. 6 and 21 in the Town-
Two f ^'^'P °^ Derby in the County of Grey
Derby beginning at a point situate 2500 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the easterly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 2500 feet, more
or less.
12. That part of the King's Highway
Lambton— known as No. 21 in the Township of
Bosanquet in the County of Lambton
Twp. of lying between a point situate 800 feet
Bosanquet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of that
part of the King's Highway known
as f^o. 82 and a point situate 1,100 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Lambton County Road
No. 3. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
52, Part 4; Q: Reg. 254/71, s. 10 (2);
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 7; O. Reg. 325/73,
s. 1 (2) ; O. Reg. 326/73, s. 5 (3) ;
O. Reg. 924/74, s. 8; O. Reg. 272/75,
s. 7 (2); O. Reg. 701/75, s. 10 (2);
O. Reg. 692/76, s. 5; O. Reg. 912/76,
s. 7 (1); O. Reg. 525/78, s. 1 (1);
O. Reg. 807/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 764/80, s. 3
(2).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Huron— known as No. 21 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
Twps. of at its intersection with the southerly
Stanly and limit of the roadway known as Bruce-
field Road in the Township of Stanley
and a point situate 300 metres
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Bayfield Line
Concession in the Township of
Goderich.
Goderich
Bruce
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Bruce in the County of Bruce com-
Twp. of mencing at a point situate 1100 feet
™*^* measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the road allowance between
concessions 6 and 7 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2200 feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Lambton — known as No. 21 in the Town of
Petrolia in the County of Lambton
Town of commencing at a point situate 925
Petrolia j^gj. measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 4
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1625 feet more or
less.
4. That part of the King's Highway
Bruce — known as No. 21 in the townships of
Amabel and Arran in the County of
792
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twpe. of
Amabel
and Arran
Bruce —
Village of
Tiverton
Bruce —
Village of
Tiverton
Lambton —
Twp. of
Bosanquet
Bruce—
Twp. of
Amabel
Town of
Southampton
Bruce —
Twp. of
Saugeen
Bruce lying between a point situate
1200 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway known as Centre Street
and a point situate 400 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 9 and 10 in Con-
cession A.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Village of
Tiverton in the County of Bruce
commencing at a point situate 1940
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Albert Street and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Village of
Tiverton in the County of Bruce
commencing at a point situate 250
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as James Street and ex-
tending easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 1300 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Bosanquet in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 5 and 6 in
Concession East of Lake Road and a
point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 2 and 3 in the said
Concession East of Lake Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Amabel in the County of Bruce, lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Craig Street in the
Town of Southampton, and a point
situate 1000 feet west of the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 52 and 53 in Concession Indian
Half Mile Strip.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Saugeen in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate 305 metres
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Bruce Road No. 17A
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 32 and 33
in the Concession Lake Range.
Kent—
Twp. of
Howard
Huron —
Twp. of
Stephen
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 32, Part
5; O. Reg. 221/72, s. 8 (2); O. Reg.
34/73, s. 13 (3) ; O. Reg. 325/73, s. 1 (3) ;
O. Reg. 912/76, s. 7 (2); O. Reg.
21/77, s. 3 (2); O. Reg. 452/77. s. 4;
O. Reg. 823/77, s. 3 (3) ; O. Reg. 525/78,
s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 431/79, s. 2 (2); O. Reg.
276/80, s. 1 (2).
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 21 in the Township of
Howard in the County of Kent com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 3 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1750 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 32,
Part 6.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 2 1 in the Township of Stephen in
the County of Huron beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 1 and 2 in Concession West
of Lake Road and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 400 metres.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 32,
Part 7; O. Reg. 764/80, s. 3 (3).
Schedule 31
HIGHWAY NO. 22
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 22 in the Township of
London in the County of Middlesex
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 18 and 19 in
Concession 5 and a point situate 1200
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Middlesex County
Road No. 20.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 22 in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situate
Middlesex-
Twp. of
London
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
793
Twps. of
Loboand
Adelaide
Middlesex
and
Lambton —
Twps. of
Adelaide and
Warwick
Middlesex-
Twps. of
London
andLobo
Middlesex —
Twp. of
Adelaide
Middlesex-
Twp. of
Lobo
850 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Middlesex County
Road No. 17 in the Township of
Lobo and a point situate 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the Une between lots 11 and 12
in Concession 1 North of Egremont
Road in the Township of Adelaide.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 22 lying between a point
situate 500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 10 and 11 in Concession 1
North of Egremont Road in the Town-
ship of Adelaide in the County of
Middlesex and a point situate 2000
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly hmit of the
King's Highway known as No. 7 in
the Township of Warwick in the
County of Lambton.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 22 in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situate
400 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Canadian National Railways right of
way in the Towmship of London and a
point situate 750 feet measiired east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known
as Middlesex County Road No. 17 in
the Township of Lobo.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 22 in the Township of
Adelaide in the County of Middlesex
lying between a point situate 500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the hne between lots 11
and 12 in Concession 1 North of
Egremont Road and a point situate
500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
10 and 11 in the said Concession I.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 22 in the Township of
Lobo in the County of Middlesex com-
mencing at a point situate 750 feet
measurad easterly from its intersection
Math the centre line of the roadway
known as Middlesex County Road
No. 17 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1600 feet
more or less.
Part 5
(Reserved)
iv^onal
Munici-
pality of
Peel and
County of
Welling-
ton—
Town of
Albion
Village of
Erin
Wellington-
Twp. of
Erin
Wellington —
Twps. of
GuelfA and
Erin
Dufferin
and Grey-
Part6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 33;
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 6; O. Reg. 679/74,
s. 7.
Schedule 32
HIGHWAY NO. 24
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
, That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 24 lying between a point
situate 1400 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known
as No. 10 in the Town of Albion in The
Regional Municipality of Peel and a
point situate 1060 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the Canaditm Pacific Railways
right-of-way in the Village of Erin in
the County of Wellington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 24 in the Township of
Erin in the County of Wellington
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 9
and 10 and a point situate 650 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 2
and 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 24 in the County of
Wellington lying between a point
situate 1050 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 2 and 3 in Concession 6
in the Township of Guelph and a
point situate 1500 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3 in the
Township of Erin.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 24 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 10 in
794
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twps. of
Melancthon
and Osprey
Dufferin-
Twp. of
Mono
Norfolk—
Twps. of
Woodhouse
and
Charlotteville
Norfolk—
Twp. of
South Wal-
singham
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
the Township of Melancthon in the
County of Dufferin and a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 8 and 9 in Concession A
in the Township of Osprey in the County
of Grey.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 10 and 24 in the
Township of Mono in the County of
Dufferin lying between a point situate
200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Dufferin
County Road No. 7 and a point
situate 1000 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Dufferin County Road No. 11.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the County of Norfolk Ijang
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 6 in the
Township of Woodhouse and a point
situate 2040 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Norfolk
County Road No. 16 in the Township
of Charlotteville.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 24 in the Township of
South Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk lying between a point situate
3960 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Norfolk County
Road No. 16 and a point situate at
its intersection with the easterly limit
of the King's Highway known as
No. 59.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Notta-
wasaga in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 900 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between the counties of
Grey and Simcoe and a point situate
300 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 91.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Notta-
wasaga in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1200 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 91 and
a point situate 300 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 34 and 35 in Con-
cession 9.
Wellington-
City of
Guelph
Wellington-
Twp. of
Erin
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 24 in the City of Guelph
in the County of Wellington lying
between a point situate 356 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the road allowance between lots C
and 1 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
road allowance between lots F and G.
Part 4
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Erin in the
County of Wellington commencing at
the point at which it intersects the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 9 and 10 and
extending southerly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
2 . That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington — as No. 24 in the Township of Erin in the
County of Wellington commencing at a
point situate 650 feet measured norther-
ly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 2 and 3 and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 2150 feet more or less.
Twp. of
Erin
Grey—
Twp. of
Osprey
3. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Osprey in
the County of Grey lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 8 and 9 in Concession
A and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 9 and 10 in the
said Concession A.
4. That part of the King's Highway known
Simcoe— as No. 24 in the Township of Notta-
wasaga in the County of Simcoe Ijing
between a point situate 650 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 37
and 38 in Concession 9 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 40 and 41 in the said
Concession 9.
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
5. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington — known as No. 24 in the County of
Wellington beginning at a point situate
160 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the Canadian Pacific Railways
right-of-way in the Village of Erin
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 900 feet more or less.
Village of
Erin
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
795
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
Brant—
Twp. of
Brantford
Brant —
Twp. of
Brantford
Locality of
Mount
Pleasant
Norfolk—
Twps. of
Charlotteville
and South
Walsingham
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Waterloo —
Part S
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Notta-
wasaga in the County of Simcoe
commencing at a point situate 300 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 91 and
extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Notta-
wasaga in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 300 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 34
and 35 in Concession 9 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 35 and 36 in the said Con-
cession 9.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Brantford
in the County of Brant lying between a
point situate 215 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Consol Road and a point situate 400
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Powerline Road.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Brantford
in the County of Brant lying between a
point situate 500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Maple Avenue in the locality of Mount
Pleasant and a point situate 1000 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 2 and 3 in
Concession First Range east of Mount
Pleasant Road and Concession First
Range west of Mount Pleasant Road.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the townships of Charlotte-
ville and South Walsingham in the
County of Norfolk commencing at a
point situate 2040 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
County Road No. 16 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
6000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 24 in the Township of
North Dumfries in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Waterloo lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
Twp. of
North
Dumfries
Grey —
Twp. of
Osprey
Waterloo —
Twp. of
Waterloo
the road allowance between con-
cessions 9 and 10 and a point situate
250 metres measured northerly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 2 and 3 in Concession 8.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance between
lots 9 and 10 in Concession A in the
Township of Osprey in the County of
Grey and a point situate 900 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between the counties of
Grey and Simcoe.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 24 in the Township of Waterloo
in the County of Waterloo commencing
at a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 12 and 13 and ex-
tending northerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 900 feet more or less.
Twp. of
Guelph
3. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington— known as No. 24 in the Township of
Guelph in the County of Wellington
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 2 and 3 in Concession 6 Division
"C" and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 1050 feet.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 34;
O. Reg. 149/73, s. 5 (1, 2); O. Reg. 114/
74, s. 7; O. Reg. 254/74, s. 6; O. Reg.
924/74, s. 9; O. Reg. 101/76, s. 8;
O. Reg. 36/77, s. 3; O. Reg. 289/78, s. 1;
O. Reg. 432/80, s. 2.
Schedule 33
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 24
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
796
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Dufferin —
Twp. of
Mono
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 10 and 24
in the Township of Mono in the County
of Dufferin beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 2 and 3 in Concession 1
West and lots 2 and 3 in Concession 2
West and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 1400 feet more
or less.
Part 6
Twp. of
Logan
(Reserved)
0. Reg. 114/74, s. 8.
Schedule 34
HIGHWAY NO. 23
Perth—
Part 1
(Reserved)
Twps. of
Logan and
Elma
Part 2
(Reserved)
Middlesex
and Huron-
Twps. of
Biddulph
and
Usbome
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the Township of Biddulph in
the County of Middlesex and a point
situate 950 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between lots
12 and 13, southeast boundary conces-
sion in the Township of Usborne in the
County of Huron.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Usborne in
the County of Huron lying between a
point situate 1 100 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between lots
12 and 13, southeast boundary conces-
sion and a point situate 950 feet meas-
ured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between lots 8 and 9, southeast
boundary concession.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
Huron and as No. 23 lying between a point situate
Perth— 1100 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Huron —
Twp. of
Usborne
Twps. of
Usborne and
Fullarton
Perth-
Perth—
Twp. of
Elma
Perth-
Twp. of
Elma
Perth—
Twp. of
Wallace
road allowance between lots 8 and 9,
southeast boundary concession in the
Township of Usborne in the County of
Huron and a point situate 350 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 26 and
27 in Concession 2 in the Township of
Fullarton in the County of Perth.
4. That partofthe King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Logan in
the County of Perth lying between a
point situate 1500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly Hmit of the roadway known as
Frances Street and a point situate 1300
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 8 and 9.
5. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the County of Perth lying
between a point situate 700 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between concessions 8 and 9 in
the Township of Logan and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 14 and 15 in Concession
18 in the Township of Elma.
6. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23intheTownshipof Elmain the
County of Perth lying between a point
situate 680 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 17 and 18 and a point
situate 1400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 9 and 10.
7. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Elma in the
County of Perth lying between a point
situate 300 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 7 and 8 and a point situate
1500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Napier Street.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 23 in the Township of
Wallace in the County of Perth lying
between a point situate 2500 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Rhine Street and a
point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Perth County Road No. 4.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
797
9. That part of the King's Highway
Perth — known as No. 23 in the Township of
Wallace in the County of Perth lying
Twp. of between a point situate 1000 feet
Wallace measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Perth County
Road No. 4 and a point situate 1200
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 21
and 22 in Concession 10.
10. That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington — as No. 23 in the Township of Minto in
the County of Wellington lying between
Twp. of a point situate 2 1 00 feet measured east-
**"'*° erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween lots 20 and 2 1 in Concession 1 and
a point situate 1500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 9.
Part 4
Perth—
Twp. of
Fullarton
Perth—
Twp. of
Logan
Perth—
Twp. of
Lo^n
Perth—
Twp. of
Elma
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Fullarton
in the County of Perth lying between a
point situate 350 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the hne
between lots 26 and 27 in Concession 2
and a point situate 140 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
road allowance between concessions
1 and 2.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Logan in
the County of Perth commencing at a
point situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known
as Frances Street and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Logan in
the County of Perth commencing at a
point situate 1300 feet mesisured south-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 8 and 9 and extending norther-
ly therealong for a distance of 2000
feet more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway knoMOi
as No. 23 in the Township of Elma in the
County of Perth commencing at a point
situate 820 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 1 7 and 1 8 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less.
5. That j)art of the King's Highway known
Perth — as No. 23 in the Township of Elma in the
County of Perth commencing at a point
Twp. of situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Napier Street and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
6. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Wallace in
the County of Perth commencing at a
Twp. of p)oint situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known as
Rhine Street and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2500 feet
more or less.
Perth-
Wallace
Perth—
Twp. of
Wallace
7. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Wallace in
the County of Perth commencing at a
point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 9 and
extending westerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 1500 feet more or less.
Minto
8. That part of the King's Highway known
Wellington— as No. 23 in the Township of Minto in
the County of Wellington commencing
Twp. of j^j ^ point situate 1500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between lots 20 and 21 in Concession 1
and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 600 feet more or less.
9. That part of the King's Highway
Perth — known as No. 23 in the Township of
Wallace in the County of Perth be-
Twp. of ginning at a point situate 2000 feet
Wallace measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Perth County
Road No. 4 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 3000 feet.
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 23 in the Township
of Wallace in the County of Perth
Twp. of beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 21 and 22 in Concession 10 and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 1200 feet more or less.
Perth-
Wallace
Huron —
Twp. of
Usbome
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Usbome in
the County of Huron commencing at a
point situate 950 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between lots
12 and 13. southeast boundary conces-
sion and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 2050 feet more or
less.
798
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Huron —
Twp. of
Usborne
Perth—
Twp. of
Elma
Perth—
Twp. of
Elma
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Usborne in
the County of Huron commencing at a
point situate 950 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre hne of the road allowance
between lots 8 and 9, southeast bound-
ary concession and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2050 feet
more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
as No 23 in the Township of Elma in the
County of Perth commencing at a point
situate 1400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between con-
cessions 9 and 10 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
1700 feet more or less.
Part 6
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 23 in the Township of Elma in the
County of Perth lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Napier Street and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between the
townships of Elma and Wallace.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 35;
O. Reg. 101/76, s. 9.
Schedule 35
HIGHWAY NO. 25
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved) ,
Parts
Twp. of
Esquesing
Regional
Municipality
of Halton —
Town of
Oakville
Halton-
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 25 in The Regional
Municipality of Halton, in the Town
of Oakville lying between a point
situate 2000 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as the
King's Highway No. 5 and a point
situate 1200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly hmit of the roadway known as
Derry Road West, in the Town of
Oakville.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 25 in the Township of Esquesing
Wellington —
Twp. of
Erin
Dufferin —
Twps. of
East Luther
and East
Garafraxa
in the County of Halton lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 401 and
a point situate 500 feet measured
southerly from the boundary line be-
tween lots 26 and 27 in Concession 2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 25 in the Township of
Erin in the County of Wellington
lying between a point situate 650
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 and a point situate 1450 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 22 and
23 in concessions 7 and 8.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 25 in the County of
Dufferin lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between lots 30
and 31 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of East Luther and a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 14 and 15 in the
Township of East Garafraxa. R.R.O.
1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 36, Pt. 1;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 14(1); O. Reg.
924/74, s. 10(1); O. Reg. 881/75,
s.2(l).
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 25 in the Town of
Oakville in the County of Halton
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Derry Road
West and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 1200 feet more
or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
36, Part 3; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 12 (1, 2);
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 14 (2).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
- known as No. 25 in the Township of
Erin in the County of Wellington
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between conces-
sions 2 and 3 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 650
feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington— known as No. 25 in the Township of
_^ ^ Erin in the County of Wellington
Erin lying between a point situate 1450 feet
Halton—
Town of
Oakville
Wellington-
Twp. of
Erin
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
799
Regional
Municipality
of 'Halton —
Town of
Oakville
Grey —
Twps. of
St. Vincent
and
Collingwood
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Vespra and
Nottawasaga
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 22 and
23 in concessions 7 and 8 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 1600 feet more or less. R.R.6.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 36, Part 4;
O. Reg. 924/74, s. 10 (2); O. Reg.
779/76, s. 2.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 25 in The Regional
Municipality of Halton in the Town of
Oakville lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as the King's
Highway No. 5 and extending south-
erly from this said point for a distance
of 4000 feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 36, Part 5; O. Reg. 881/75,
s. 2 (2).
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 36
HIGHWAY NO. 26
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 26 in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 1500 feet meas-
ured easterly from its intersection with
easterly limit of the roadway known as
St. Vincent Street in the Township of
St. Vincent and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly Hmits of
the roadway between lots 34 and 35,
Concession 10, in the Township of
Collingwood.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Countv of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
4000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 4 and lots
19 and 20 in Concession 5 in the
Township of Vespra and a point situate
2000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the road allowance between concessions
1 and 2 in the Township of Notta-
wasaga.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
1500 feet measured northerly from its
Nottawasaga intersection with the line between
lots 25 and 26 in Concession 2 in the
Township of Nottawasaga and a point
situate 200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre-
line of the roadway known as Elliott
Street in the Town of Collingwood.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 37, Part
1; O. Reg. 91/72, s. 10 (1); O. Reg.
390/73, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 924/74, s. 11 (1);
O. Reg. 254/77, s. 6 (1); O. Reg. 938/79,
s. 3 (1).
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Town of
Collingwood
Grey —
Twp. of
St. Vincent
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Township of
St. Vincent in the County of Grey
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
the East Half and the West Half of
Concession 6 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2200 feet
nmn- or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Township of
St. Vincent in the County of Grey
commencing at a point situate 650
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as St. Vincent Street
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 800 feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Simcoe — known as No. 26 in the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe
Twp. of commencing at a point situate at its
Nottawasaga intersection with the line between
lots 25 and 26 in Concession 2 and
extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
Grey —
Twp. of
St. Vincent
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway between concessions 1
and 2 and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet more
or less.
800
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Simcoe —
Township of
Vespra
Simcoe —
Town of
Collingwood
Simcoe —
Town of
Collingwood
Grey —
Twp. of
Sydenham
Grey —
Twp. of
Sydenham
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 and 27 in the Township
of Vespra in the County of Simcoe
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 4 and
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 5 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 4000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Town of
Collingwood in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centreline of the
roadway known as Elliott Street and a
point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Pretty River Parkway.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 26 in the Town of Collingwood in
the County of Simcoe beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Harbour Street and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 450 metres.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 37,
Part 4; O. Reg. 91/72, s. 10 (2); O. Reg.
149/73, s. 6 (4, 5); O. Reg. 390/73,
s. 2 (2); O. Reg. 254/77, s. 6 (2); O. Reg.
938/79, s. 3 (2).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Township of
Sydenham in the County of Grey
beginning at a point situate 500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the Hne between lots 3
and 4, ranges 5 and 6 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet. O. Reg. 254/77, s. 6 (3).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 in the Township of
Sydenham in the County of Grey
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 3 and 4, ranges 5 and 6 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 500 feet. O. Reg. 254/77,
s. 6 (4).
Schedules?
HIGHWAY NO. 27
Part 1
(Reserved)
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Tecumseth
and
Gwillimbury
West
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Essa and
Innisfil
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Vespra
and Flos
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Flos
Part 2
(Reserved)
Parts
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the townships of
Tecumseth and Gwillimbury West
in the County of Simcoe lying between
a point situate 550 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the southerly limits of the King's
Highway known as No. 88 and a point
situate 750 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limits of the road allowance between
concessions 9 and 10.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
590 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 16 and 17 in Concession 11 in the
Township of Essa and a point situate
1900 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
concessions 12 and 13 in the Township
of Innisfil.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
4000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 4 and
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 5 in the
Township of Vespra and a point
situate 1000 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between concessions 3 and 4 in the
Township of Flos.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
Flos in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1000 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the boundary line between
concessions 3 and 4 and the point at
which it intersects the boundary hne
between concessions 7 and 8.
5.
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
Regional
Municipality
of York—
Twp. of King
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 427 in the
Borough of Etobicoke in The Munici-
pality of MetropoUtan Toronto and
a point situate 4000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 5 and 6 in
Concession 8 in the Township of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
801
Borough of
Etobicoke
York—
(former)
Twp. of
King
(former)
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Tecumseth
and
GwilUmbury
West
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Tecumseth
and
GwilUmbury
West
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Essa
10.
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Flos and
Tiny
King in The Regional Municipality
of York.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the former
Township of King in the former
County of York lying between a point
situate 4000 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the bound-
ary line between lots 5 and 6 in Con-
cession 8 and a point situate 600 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the boundary line between
lots 30 and 31 in Concession 8.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No.
9 in the Township of Tecumseth and
a point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly Hmit of the King's
Highway known as No. 88 in the town-
ships of Tecumseth and Gwillim-
bury West.
That fwirt of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the townships of
Tecumseth and Gwillimbury West
in the County of Simcoe lying between
a point situate 750 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 9 and 10
and a point situate 3600 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly hmit of the King's
Highway known as No. 89.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
Essa in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 3500 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 89
and a point situate 1050 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the boundary line between lots 14
and 15 in Concession 11.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the centre
line of Concession 9 in the Township
of Flos and a point situate 1500 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 93 in the town-
ships of Flos and Tiny.
11.
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Tay and
Tiny
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Tiny
12
13.
York—
(former)
Twp. of
King
(former)
14.
York (former)
and Simcoe —
Twps. of
King (former)
and
Tecumseth
York—
(former)
Twp. of
Etobicoke
(former)
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
150 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 76 and 77 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Tay and a point situate
1850 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 92 and 93 in Concession 1 in the
Township of Tiny.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
Tiny in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 500 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 94
and 95 in Concession 1 and a point
situate 600 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 104 and 105 in Con-
cession 1. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 38, Part 1; O. Reg. 91/72,
s. 11 (2); O. Reg. 149/73, s. 7(1);
O. Reg. 390/73, s. 3(1); O. Reg.
254/74, s. 7; O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 5.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the former
Township of King in the former
County of York, commencing at a point
situate 4000 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 8
and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 lying between a point
situate 600 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
hmit of the roadway known as No. 16
in the former Township of King in
the former County of York and a point
situate 1000 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 9 in the Township of Tecumseth in
the County of Simcoe. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 38, Part 3; O. Reg.
254/77, 7 (1).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the former
Township of Etobicoke in the former
County of York lying between a point
situate 1000 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limits of a roadway known as The
Queensway and a point situate 500
802
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Flos
Simcoe—
Twp. of
Flos
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Tecumseth
and
Gwillimbury
West
Simcoe —
Township
of Vespra
Simcoe —
TwfK. of
Tecumseth
and
Gwillimbury
West
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limits of
a roadway known as Evans Avenue.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
Flos in the County of Simcoe com-
mencing at a point situate 1000 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the boundary line between
concessions 3 and 4 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance
of 2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
Flos in the County of Simcoe com-
mencing at the point at which it inter-
sects the boundary line between con-
cessions 7 and 8 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 1850
feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the County of
Simcoe in the townships of Tecumseth
and Gwillimbury West commencing at a
point situate 3600 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 89 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 26 and 27 in the Township
of Vespra in the County of Simcoe
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 4 and
lots 19 and 20 in Concession 5 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 4000 feet more or less.
Reg. 429, Sched. 38, Part 4; O. Reg.
254/71, s. 13 (1); O. Reg. 91/72,
s. 1 1 (2) ; O. Reg. 149/73, s. 7 (2) ; O. Reg.
390/73, s. 3 (2) ; O. Reg. 823/77, s. 4 (1) ;
O. Re J. 26/78, s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 923/78,
s. 1 U); O. Reg. 493/79, s. 2 (1).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the townships of
Tecumseth and Gwillimbury West in
the County of Simcoe commencing at
a point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limits of the King's
Highway known as No. 88 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 2550 feet more or less.
Simcoe —
Township
of Tiny
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Flos, Tiny
and Tay
Regional
Munici-
pality of
York—
Twp. of
King
Regional
Munici-
p>ality of
York—
Twp. of
King
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Tecumseth
and West
Gwillimbury
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Essa and
Innisfil
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
Tiny in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1850 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 92
and 93 in Concession 1 and a point
situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 94 and 95 in the said
Concession 1.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
1500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 93
in the townships of Flos and Tiny and
a point situate ' 150 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 76 and 77 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Tay.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township cf
King in The Regional Municipality
of York beginning at a point situate
1000 feet south of the centre line
of the road allowance between lots
5 and 6 in concessions 8 and 9 and
extending southerly therealong for
a distance of 1000 feet.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
King in The Regional Municipality
of York beginning at a point situate
1500 feet measured northerly from
the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6 in concessions
8 and 9 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1700 feet.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Townships of
Tecumseth and West Gwillimbury in
the County of Simcoe beginning at a
point situate 229 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 9 and 10
in the Township of Tecumseth and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 458 metres.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the townships of
Essa and Innisfil in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate
1 80 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 16 and 17 in Concession 11 in the
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
803
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Essaand
Innisfil
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Tiny
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Essa and
Innisfil
Regional
Munici-
pality of
York—
Twp. of
King
Township of Essa and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of 457
metres.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the townships of
Essa and Innisfil in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate
320 metres measured southerly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 14 and 15 in Concession 11 in the
Township of Essa and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 610
metres.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
Tiny in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 183 metres
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with a line between lots 104 and
105 in Concession 1 and a point situate
600 metres measured northerly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Hugel Avenue.
10. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 27 on the line between the
Township of Essa and the Township of
Innisfil in the County of Simcoe begin-
ning at a point situate 600 metres mea-
sured northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 450 metres.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 38,
Part 5; O. Reg. 254/71, s. 13 (2); O. Reg.
91/72, s. 11 (3); O. Reg. 149/73, s. 7 (3);
O. Reg. 390/73, s. 3 (3); O. Reg. 254/77,
s. 7 (2); O. Reg. 823/77, s. 4 (2); O. Reg.
26/78, s. 4 (2); O. Reg. 923/78, s. 1 (2);
O. Reg. 493/79, s. 2 (2).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 27 in the Township of
King in The Regional Municipality of
York beginning at a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from
the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6 in concessions
8 and 9 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2500
feet. O. Reg. 254/77, s. 7 (4).
Schedule 38
HIGHWAY NO. 28
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
1.
Peterborough
and
Hastings —
TwjK. of
Harvey and
Faraday
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of
Smith
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 lying between a point
situate 375 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1
in the Township of Harvey in the
County of Peterborough and a point
situate 660 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 9 and 10 in Concession
A in the Township of Faraday in the
County of Hastings.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the Township of
Smith in the County of Peterborough
lying between a point situate 1600
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between the town-
ships of Smith and Douro and a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between lots 44 and 45 in Concession
15 and lots 44 and 45 in Concession
16. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 39,
Part 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the Township of
South Monaghan in the County of
Northumberland and in the Township
of Cavan in the County of Durham
lying between a point situate 1650
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
A and 1 in the said Township of South
Monaghan and a point situate 400
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly Hmit of the
road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 in the said Township of South
Monaghan.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 lying between a point
situate 700 feet measured northerly
- from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3 in the Township
of South Monaghan in the County of
Northumberland and a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 in the Township of North
Monaghan in the County of Peter-
borough. O. Reg. 308/72, s. 5.
5. That part of the King's Highway
Peterborough known as No. 7 and 28 in the Township
and Durham— of North Monaghan in the County of
Northumber-
land and
Durham —
Twps. of
South
Monaghan
and Cavan
Northumber-
land and
Peterborough—
Twjjs. of South
Monaghan and
North
Monaghan
804
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twps. of
North
Monaghan
and Cavan
Hastings —
Village of
Bancroft
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of
Smith
Peter-
borough—
Twpw. of
Douro and
Smith
Northumber-
land and
Durham —
Twps. of
South
Monaghan
and Cavan
Peterborough and in the Township of
Cavan in the County of Durham lying
between the southerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 7 and the
King's Highway known as No. 28 and
the northerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 and the
King's Highway known as No. 28.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 39,
Part 2; O. Reg. 308/72, s. 5; O. Reg.
922/78, s. 4; O. Reg. 276/80, s. 2 (1).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the Village of
Bancroft in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 570 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 3 and
4 in Concession B and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 6 and 7 in the said Concession B.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 39,
Part 3.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the Township of
Smith in the County of Peterborough
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line be-
tween lots 26 and 27 in Concession
7 and lots 26 and 27 in Concession 8
and a point situate 200 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 507.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the County of
Peterborough lying between a point
situate 50 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limits of the road allowance between
lots 25 and 26 in Concession 4 in the
Township of Douro and a point in the
Township of Smith situate 1600 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the boundary between
the said townships of Douro and Smith.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the Township of
South Monaghan in the County of
Northumberland and in the Township
of Cavan in the County of Durham
commencing at a point situate 400
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
2 and 3 in the said Township of South
Monaghan and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1100 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 39, Part 4; O. Reg. 276/80,
s. 2 (2).
Peter-
borough—
Twps. of
Smith and
Harvey
Peterborough
Twp. of
Douro
Durham-
Twp. of
Hop)e
Northumber-
land and
Durham —
Twps. of
South
Monaghan
and Cavan
Lanark-
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the County of
Peterborough lying between a point
situate 2500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Juniper
Point Road in the Township of Smith
and a point situate 375 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 4 and 5 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Harvey.
That part of the King's Highway
~ known as No. 28 in the Township of
Douro in the County of Peterborough
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 18 and 19 in Concession 7 and a
point situate 85 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No.
134.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the Township of
Hope in the County of Durham com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the hne between lots 3 and
4 in Concession 2 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 1800
feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 39, Part 5; O. Reg.
673/78, s. 2.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 28 in the Township of
South Monaghan in the County of
Northumberland and in the Township
of Cavan in the County of Durham
commencing at a point situate 800
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly Hmit of the
road allowance between concessions A
and 1 in the said Township of South
Monaghan and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2450 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 39, Part 7; O. Reg. 276/80,
s. 2 (3).
Schedule 39
HIGHWAY NO. 29
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 and 29 in the Town-
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
805
Twp. of
Montague
Lanark —
Twps. of
Montague
and Beckwith
Lanark —
Twps. of
Montague
and Beckwith
Leeds —
Twps. of
Elizabeth-
town and
Kitley
Lanark—
Twp. of
Ramsay
Lanark —
Twps. of
Ramsay and
Pakenham
ship of Montague in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
2600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
5 and 6 and a point situate 750 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
tween concessions 7 and 8.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
750 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the road cillowance
between concessions 7 and 8 in the
Township of Montague and a point
situate 400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the road
allowance between concessions 2 and
3 in the Township of Beckwith.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Beckwith in the County of Lanark
lying between a point situate 1800 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
tween concessions 2 and 3 and a point
situate 3600 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the road
allowance between concessions 9 and
10.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the County of
Leeds lying between a point situate
1500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between con-
cessions 8 and 9 in the Township of
Elizabethtown and a point situate
2000 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
concessions 8 and 9 in the Township of
Kitley.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Ramsay in the County of Lanark lying
between a point situate 2100 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between concessions 7 and 8 and
a point situate 1000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 13 and 14 in Con-
cession 9.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
750 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
17 and 18 in Concession 9 in the Town-
ship of Ramsay and a point situate
1600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Lanark and
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Pakenham
and McNab
Leeds —
Twp. of
EUzabeth-
town
Leeds —
Twp. of
Kitley
10.
Leeds —
Twp. of
Kitley
Lanark —
Twp. of
Beckwith
Lanark —
Twp. of
Pakenham
road allowance between lots 10 and
11 in Concession 10 in the Township
of Pakenham.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 lying between a point
situate 3200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 9E in the Township of
Pakenham in the County of Lanark
and a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Township of McNab in
the County of Renfrew.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Elizabethtown in the County of Leeds
lying between a point situate 900 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
3 and 4 and a point situate 1500 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
8 and 9.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Kitley in the County of Leeds lying
between a point situate 1400 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the line between concessions 8
and 9 and a point situate 900 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
4 and 5.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Kitley in the County of_ Leeds lying
between a f)oint situate 600 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the line between concessions 4
and 5 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between conces-
sions 1 and 2.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Beckwith in the County of Lanark
commencing at a point situate 1800
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
tween concessions 2 and 3 and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 2200 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Pakenham in the County of Lanark
commencing at a point situate 100
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 10 and 11 in
806
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Lanark —
Twp. of
Pakenham
Lanark—
Twp. of
Ramsay
Lanark —
Twp. of
Montague
Concession 10 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Pakenham in the County of Lanark
commencing at a point situate 1200 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as County Road No. 9E
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2000 feet more or
less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Ramsay in the County of Lanark lying
between a point situate 1000 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 13 and 14
in Concession 9 and a point situate
750 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 17 and 18 in the said Concession 9.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 15 and 29 in the Township
of Montague in the County of Lanark
lying between a point situate 2600
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 5 and 6
and a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the Town
of Smiths Falls.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 29 in the Township of
Elizabethtown in the United Counties of
Twp. of Leeds and Grenville beginning at a point
Elizabethtown situate 500 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between conces-
sions 3 and 4 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1 kilometre.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Leeds — known as No. 29 in the Township of
Kitley in the County of Leeds com-
Twp. of mencing at a point situate 2000 feet
Kitley measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
8 and 9 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 3400 feet more
or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Leeds — known as No. 29 in the Township of
Elizabethtown in the County of Leeds
beginning at a point situate 1500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between con-
cessions 8 and 9 and extending north-
Leeds and
Grenville-
Twp. of
Elizabethtown
Leeds —
Twp. of
Kitley
Lanark —
Twp. of
Beckwith
Lanark —
Twp. of
Pakenham
Peter-
borough and
Northum-
berland—
Twps. of
Belmont and
Methuen and
Seymour
erly therealong for a distance of 3000
feet.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Kitley in the County of Leeds beginning
at a point situate 900 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the line between concessions 4 and 5
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1500 feet.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Beckwith in the County of Lanark
lying between a point situate 3600 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the road allowance between
concessions 9 and 10 and a point situate
1400 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Nelson Street.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 29 in the Township of
Pakenham in the County of Lanark
lying between a point situate 100 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 10 and 11 in
Concession 10 and a point situate 1200
feet measured northerly from its in-
tersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
9E. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 40;
O. Reg. 679/74, s. 8; O. Reg. 701/75,
s. 11; O. Reg. 715/80, s. 1.
Schedule 40
HIGHWAY NO. 30
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 lying between a
point situate 900 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 9
in the Township of Belmont and
Methuen in the County of Peter-
borough and a point situate 2800 feet
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
807
Northumber-
land—
Twps. of
Seymour and
Brighton
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Brighton
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Brighton
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Seymour
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Brighton
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 6
and 7 in Concession 7 in the Township
of Seymour in the County of Northum-
berland.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the County of
Northumberland lying between a point
situate 175 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Trent Road in the Township of Sey-
mour and a point situate 1300 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
8 and 9 in the Township of Brighton.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Brighton in the County of Northumber-
land lying between a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the road jdlowance between con-
cessions 8 and 9 and a point situate
2800 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the road allowance between con-
cessions 6 and 7.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Brighton in the County of North-
umberland lying between a point
situate 1550 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the north-
erly limit of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 6 and 7 and a point
situate 1000 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 401.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Seymoiu- in the County of North-
umberland lying between a point
situate 2800 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line between lots 6 and 7 in Concession
7 and a point situate at its intersection
with the centre of Lot 8 in the said
Concession 7.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Brighton in the County of North-
umberland commencing at a point
situate 1300 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 8 and 9 and extend-
ing southerly therealong' for a distance
of 2400 feet more or less.
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Brighton
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Brighton
Northum-
berland—
Twp. of
Seymour
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Brighton in the County of North-
umberland commencing at a point
situate 2800 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the north-
erly limit of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 6 £ind 7 and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 1250 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Brighton in the County of Northum-
berland lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the Village of Brighton as it
existed on the 1st day of October, 1979
and a point situate 140 metres mea-
sured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the -road allow-
ance between lots 2 and 3 in Conces-
sion 3.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 30 in the Township of
Seymour in the County of Northum-
berland beginning at a point situate at
its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance between
concessions 5 and 6 and extending
southerly for a distance of 2800 feet.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 41;
O. Reg. 308/72, s. 6; O. Reg. 272/75,
s. 8; O. Reg. 692/76, s. 6; O. Reg. 36/77,
s. 4; O. Reg. 807/79, s. 2.
Schedule 41
HIGHWAY NO. 31
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
The Regional known as No. 31 in the Township of
Gloucester in The Regional Munici-
pality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 27 and 28
in Concession 5 Rideau Front and a
point situate at its intersection with
Munici
pality of
Ottawa-
Carleton —
Township of
Gloucester
808
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Carleton-
(former)
Twp. of
Osgoode
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Ottawa-
Carleton
and County
of Dundas —
Twp. of
Osgoode
and
Winchester
Dundas —
■^ Twp. of
Winchester
Dundas —
Twp. of
Williamsburgh
Dundas —
Twp. of
Williamsburgh
Dundas —
the line between lots 18 and 19 in
the said concessions 4 and 5 Rideau
Front.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 31 in the Township of
Osgoode in the former County of
Carleton lying between a point situate
500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between the townships of Gloucester
and Osgoode and a point situate at its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 38 and 39 in Concession 6.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 31 lying between a point
situate 1200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Rideau
Street in the Township of Osgoode in
The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-
Carleton and a point situate at its
intersection with the north-westerly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 31 and 43 in the Township of
Winchester in the County of Dundas.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 31 in the Township of
Winchester in the County of Dundas
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the southeasterly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 31 and 43 and a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 5.
That part of the Kinj'o Highway
known as No. 31 in the County of
Dundas lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between the townships
of Williamsburgh and Winchester and
a point situate 3320 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 5 and 6 in the
Township of Williamsburgh.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 31 in the Township of
Williamsburgh in the County of Dundas
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
concessions 4 and 5 and a point
situate 2100 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 1 and 43 in the Township
of Winchester in the County of Dundas
Twp. of
Winchester
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
Osgoode
Dundas —
Twp. of
Winchester
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly junction
of the King's Highway known as No. 31
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 31.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 42,
Part 1; O. Reg. 512/71, s. 7 (1); O. Reg.
221/72, s. 9 (1, 2); O. Reg. 390/73,
s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 679/74, s. 9 (1-3).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 31 in the Township of
Osgoode in The Regional Munici-
pality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
tween the point at which it intersects
the boundary line between lots 38 and
39 in Concession 6 and a point situate
1200 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limits
of a roadway known as Rideau Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 31 in the Township of
Winchester in the County of Dundas
commencing at a point situate 500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 5
and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Dundas— known as No. 31 in the Township of
Williamsburgh in the County of Dundas
Twp. of commencing at a point situate 2100
WilUamsburgh fg^^ measured northerly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway
'■ known as No. 2 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1200 feet
more or less.
4. That part of the BCing's Highway
Dundas — known as No. 31 in the Township of
Williamsburgh in the County of Dundas
Twp. of commencing at a point situate at its
Williamsburgh intersection with the centre Hne of the
road allowance between concessions
4 and 5 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1360 feet
' more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 42, Part 4; O. Reg. 512/71,
s. 7 (2); O. Reg. 221/72, s. 9 (3); O. Reg.
679/74, s. 9 (4).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 31 in the Township oi
Municipality Gloucester in The Regional Munici-
of Ottawa- pality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
Carleton— tween a point situate at its intersection
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
809
Twp. of
Gloucester
Prince
Edward —
Twps. of
Ameliasburgh
and Hillier
with the line between lots 9 and 10
in Concession 4 Rideau Front and a
point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the City of
Ottawa. O. Reg. 390/73. s. 4 (2).
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 42
HIGHWAY NO. 33
PabtI
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Parts
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the County of
Prince Edward lying between a point
situate 1800 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 26 in the Township of
Ameliasburgh and a point situate 450
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 22
and 23 in (Concession 3 in the Township
of Hillier. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429.
Sched. 43, Part 1; O. Reg. 254/71,
s. 14.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Sidney in the County of Hastings lying
between a [>oint situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of Con-
cession 9 and a point situate 350 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 5
and 6 in Concession 6.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Hillier in the County of Prince Edward
lying between a point situate 100 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 2 and 3
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 7 and 8 in
Concession 1.
4. That part of the King's Highway
Prince known as No. 33 in the Township of
Edward — HaHowell in the County of Prince
Edward lying between a point situate
Hastings —
Twp. of
Sidney
Prince
Edward —
Twp. of
Hillier
Twp. of
HalloweU
Hastings —
Twp. of
Sidney
Village of
Frankford
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Emestown
Hastings —
Twp. of
Sidney
Village of
Frankford
Prince
Edward —
Twp. of
HaUoweU
at its intersection with the westerly
limit of Lot 3 in Concession 1 N.W.
of West Lake and a-point situate 1062
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Church Street in
the Village of Bloomfield. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 43, Part 2;
O. Reg. 924/74, s. 12.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
350 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 5 and 6 in Concession 6
in the Township of Sidney and a point
situate 650 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of a roadway known as Belleville
Street in the Village of Frankford.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Emestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate 200 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 7 and 8 in Broken Front
Concession and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 3 and 4 in Broken Front Con-
cession. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 43, Part 3; O. Reg. 283/71,
s. 8 (1); O. Reg. 701/75, s. 12 (1).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
850 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre hne of the
roadway known as March Street in the
Village of Frankford and a point
situate 1000 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the projected road allowance
between concessions 4 and 5 in the
Township of Sidney.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
HalloweU in the County of Prince
Edward commencing at a point situate
400 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line be-
tween lots 18 and 19 in Concession 1
S.E. of the locality of (Carrying Place
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 2750 feet more or less.
810
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Murray
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Ernestown
Prince
Edward —
Twp. of
Hallowell
Frontenac
and Lennox
and
Addington—
Twp>s. of
Kingston
and
Ernestown
Frontenac —
Twp. of
Kingston
Lennox and
Addington —
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Murray in the County of Northumber-
land commencing at a point situate 800
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 3 and
4 in Concession 2 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 2200
feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 43, Part 4; O. Reg.
272/75, s. 9 (1).
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Ernestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington commencing at a point
situate 1550 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 133 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 4500 feet more
or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Hallowell in the County of Prince
Edward lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 21 and 22 in Concession 3
of Military Tract and a point situate
150 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots
18 and 19 in the said Concession 3 of
Military Tract.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 lying between a
point situate 670 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between Lot 1 and the Miles Square
Block in Concession 2 in the Township
of Kingston in the County of Frontenac
and a point situate at its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 33 and
34 in Broken Front Concession in the
Township of Ernestown in the County
of Lennox and Addington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Kingston in the County of Frontenac
lying between a point situate 600 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 13
and 14 in Concession 1 and a point
situate 100 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the line between
lots 6 and 7 in the said Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Ernestown in the County of Lennox
Twp. of
Ernestown
Prince
Edward —
Twp. of
HiUier
Prince
Edward —
Twp. of
Hallowell
Prince
Edward —
Twp. of
Ameliasburgh
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Murray
and Addington lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of Lot 14 in Broken Front
Concession and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 14 and 15 in Broken Front
Concession.
6. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Hillier in the County of Prince Edward
lying between a point situate 450 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion "with the line between lots 22 and
23 in Concession 3 and a point situate
1780 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the road allowance in Lot 21 in Con-
cession 3.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Hallowell in the County of Prince
Edward l5nng between a point situate
400 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line be-
tween lots 18 and 19 in Concession 1
South East of Carrying Place and a
point situate 200 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the road allowance
in Gore lot in Concession East of
Hallowell Bay.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 lying between a
point situate 290 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
line between the County of Prince
Edward and the County of Northum-
berland in the Township of Amelias-
burgh in the County of Prince Edward
and a point situate 68 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
C.N.R. crossing in Block "C" in the
Township of Murray in the County of
Northumberland.
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Adolphus-
town
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Adolphustown in the County of
Lennox and Addington lying between
a point situate 100 metres meeisured
westerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 23 and 24 in
Concession 1 and a point situate 150
metres measured "easterly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 21 and 22 in the said Concession 1.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 43, Part
S;*0. Reg. 283/71, s. 8.(2, 3); O. Reg.
272/75, s. 9 (2); O. Reg. 701/75, s. 12 (2);
O. Reg. 399/76, s. 7; O. Reg. 777/77,
s. 3; O. Reg. 847/78, s. 1.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
811
Hastings —
Twp. of
Sidney
10. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Sidney in the County of Hastings lying
between a point situate 250 feet mea-
sured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the Canadian
National Railways right of way in the
vicinity of Glen Miller and a point
situate 600 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
hne of the projected road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 43, Part 6.
Part 6
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Murray
Town of
Trenton
Frontenac —
Twp. of
Kingston
1.
Glengarry —
Twp. of
Lancaster
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township of
Murray in the County of Northumber-
land lying between a point situate
800 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 3 and 4 in Concession 2
and the jx)int at which it intersects
the westerly limit of the separated
Town of Trenton.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 in the Township
of Kingston in the County of Frontenac
lying between a point situate 300 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 2
and 3 in Concession 2 and a point
situate 670 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
Lot 1 and the Miles Square Block
in Concession 2. R.R.O. 1970. Reg.
429, Sched. 43, Part 7; O. Reg.
272/75, s. 9 (3).
Schedule 43
HIGHWAY NO. 34
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 34 in the Township of
Lancaster in the County of Glengarry
lying between a point situate 1500 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
Glengarry —
Twp. of
Lancaster
Glengarry and
Prescott —
Tw{)s. of
Lochiel and
Hawkesbury
West
Glengarry —
T-wp. of
Lancaster
Village of
Lancaster
roadway known £is North Beech Street
in the Village of Lanc2ister and a point
situate 100 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between concessions 7 and 8.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 34 in the Township of
Lancaster in the County of Glengarry
lying between a point situate 1500 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
Canadian Pacific Railway right of
way and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
Town of Alexandria.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 34 lying between a point
situate 2500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the Canadian National Rail-
ways right of way in the Township of
Lochiel in the County of Glengarry
and a point situate 3200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Russell Street in the Township of
Hawkesbury West in the County of
Prescott.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 34 in the Township of
Lancaster in the County of Glengarry
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known
£is North Beech Street in the Village of
Lanc£ister and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
Glengarry-
Twp. of
Lochiel
Prescott—
Town of
Vankleek
Hill
Prescott-
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 34 in the Township of
Lochiel in the County of Glengarry
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the Town of Alexandria and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 2300 feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 34 in the Town of Vankleek HUl in
the County of Prescott beginning at a
point situate 280 metres measured south-
erly from its intersection with the north-
erly limit of the roadway known as Rus-
sell Street and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 640 metres.
4. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 34 in the Township of West
Hawkesbury in the County of Prescott
lying between a point situate 425 metres
812
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
West
Hawkes-
bury
Glengarry-
Twps. of
Charlotten-
burgh and
Lancaster
Glengarry-
Twp. of
Lancaster
Durham —
Victoria—
Twp. of Ops
Town of
Newcastle
measured northerly from its intersection
with the road allowance between con-
cessions 1 and 2 and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the Town of Hawkesbury.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 34 in the townships of
Charlottenburgh and Lancaster in the
County of Glengarry commencing at
a point situate 450 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Duncan Street in the Village of Lan-
caster and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 550 feet more
or less.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 34 in the Township
of Lancaster in the County of Glen-
garry lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the roadway
known as Third Street in the locality
of Green Valley and a point situate
200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the Canadian Pacific
Railway crossing. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 44; O. Reg. 913/76, s. 5;
O. Reg. 395/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 276/80,
s. 3.
Schedule 44
HIGHWAY NO. 35
' Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 115 in the Town of
Newcastle in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham and a point situate
1500 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 7 in the
Township of Ops in the County of
Victoria.
Victoria—
Twps. of
Op)sand
Fenelon
Victoria-
Twp. of
Fenelon
Victoria —
Twps.- of
Fenelon and
Somerville
Victoria —
Twps. of
Bexley and
Laxton
Haliburton
and Victoria-
TwjK. of
Laxton and
Lutterworth
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
750 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No.
7B in the Township of Ops, and a point
situate 500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
of the road allowance between conces-
sions 5 and 6 in the Township of
Fenelon.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the Township of
Fenelon in the County of Victoria
lying between a point situate 1900 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre of the road
allowance between concessions 5 and
6 and a point situate 550 feet mea-
sured northerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the road
qLllowance between lots 30 and 31 in
Concession 8.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
250 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the road allowance between the
townships of Fenelon and Somerville
in the Township of Fenelon and a
point situate 100 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 36 and 37 in Concession
Fronting on River in the Township
of Somerville.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
300 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Canadian National Railways right-of-
way in the Township of Bexley and a
point situate 700 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly Hmit of the King's High-
way known as No. 503 in the Town-
ship of Laxton.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the northerly junc-
tion of the roadway known as Cameron
Road in Lot 8 in Concession 10 in
the Township of Laxton in the County
of Victoria and a point situate 1000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
813
Haliburton-
Twps. of
Lutterworth,
and Anson,
Hindon and
Minden
Durham-
Town of
Newcastle
the roadway known as Clear Lake Road
in the Township of Lutterworth in
the Provisional County of Haliburton.
7. That part of the King's Highway
~ known as No. 35 in the Provisional
County of Haliburton lying between
a point situate 500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Clear Lake Road in the
Township of Lutterworth and a point
situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the north-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Old Bobcaygeon Road in the Town-
ship of Anson, Hindon and Minden
and commonly referred to as the south
entrance to the hamlet of Minden.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 and 115 in the Town
of Newcastle in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham lying between a point
situate at its intersection with that
part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 and a point situate 500 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly hmit of the
road allowance between concessions 2
and 3 in the Town of Newcastle.
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 and 115 in the Town
of Newcastle in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham lying between a point
situate 500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3 in the Town of
Newcastle and a point situate at its
intersection with that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 35.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Haliburton known as No. 35 in the Township of
Anson, Hindon and Minden in the
Provisional County of Haliburton com-
mencing at a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly Hmit of the
King's Highway known as No. 530
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 4000 feet more or
less.
Ihirham-
Town of
Newcastle
Twp. of
Anson,
Hindon and
Minden
Victoria —
Twp. of
Laxton
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the Township of
Laxton in the County of Victoria
lying between a point situate 300 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section vfith the centreline of the
Haliburton —
Twp. of
Lutterworth
Victoria-
Twp. of
Laxton
Victoria-
Twp. of
Fenelon
Haliburton —
Twp. of
Sherborne,
McClintock
and
Livingstone
southerly junction of the roadway
known as Cameron Road in Lot 7
in Concession 11 and a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the northerly junction of the
roadway known as Cameron Road
in Lot 8 in Concession 10.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the Township of
Lutterworth in the Provisional County
of Haliburton commencing at a point
situate 1000 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as Clear
Lake Road and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the Township of
Laxton in the County of Victoria
beginning at a point situate 700 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the King's Highway known
as No. 503 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1000 feet
more or less.
Part 5
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 in the Township of
Fenelon in the County of Victoria
commencing at a px)int situate 500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre of the road
allowance between concessions 5 and
6 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2400 feet more or
less.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 35 in the Township of Sherborne,
McClintock and Livingstone in The Pro-
visional County of Haliburton lying
between a point situate 240 metres meas-
ured southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway known
as Harvey Avenue and a point situate 160
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as County Road No. 8.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 45;
O. Reg. 149/73, s. 8 (1, 2); O. Reg.
114/74, s. 9; O. Reg. 401/75, s. 1;
O. Reg. 938/79, s. 4.
814
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Schedule 45
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 35
Town of
Lindsay
Part 1
(Reserved)
Victoria —
Part 2
(Reserved)
Twps. of Ops
and Verulam
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved) 4
Part 5
Victoria —
(Reserved)
Twp. of
Verulam
Haliburton
and
District of
Muskoka —
Twps. of
Sherborne,
McClintock,
Livingstone.
Lawrence,
Nightingale
and Ridout
(former)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old No. 35 lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 35 in the
Township of Sherborne, McClintock,
Livingstone, Lawrence and Nightin-
gale in the Provisional County of
Haliburton and a point situate at
its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 118 in the former Township of
Ridout in the District of Muskoka.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 46.
Schedule 46
HIGHWAY NO. 36
Part 1 ,,
. -'I- _
(Reserved) .
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Victoria — known as No. 36 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
Twp. of Ops at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known
Peter-
borough-
Twp. of
Harvey
Victoria—
Twp. of
Verulam
Peter-
borough-
Twp. of
Harvey
as No. 7 in the Township of Ops
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the roadway
known as Parkside Drive in the Town
of Lindsay.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
175 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
22 and 23 in Concession 6 and lots
22 and 23 in Concession 7 in the
Township of Ops and a point situate
1100 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway known as County
Road No. 7 in the Township of
Verulam.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township of
Verulam in the County of Victoria
lying between a point situate 2500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 4
and 5 in Concession 2 and lots 4 and
5 in Concession 3 and a point situate
2750 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the northerly abut-
ment of "the bridge over the water-
course known as Bobcaygeon River.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township of
Harvey in the County of Peterborough
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
17 and 18 in Concession 19 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 10 and 11 in Con-
cession 9.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township of
Verulam in the County of Victoria
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly abut-
ment of the bridge over the water-
course known as the Bobcaygeon River
and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 2750 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township of
Harvey in the County of Peterborough
lying between a point situate 100 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
tween lots 20 and 21 in Concession
8 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 28.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
815
Victoria —
Twp. of
Verulam
Victoria —
Town of
Lindsay
Twp. of
Ops
Victoria-
Town of
Lindsay
Twp. of
Ops
Victoria —
Twp. of
Venilam
Peter-
borough-
Twp. of
Harvey
Victoria —
Town of
Lindsay
Twp. of
Ops
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township ol
Verulam in the County of Victoria
commencing at a point situate 1100
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as County Road No.
7 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 3600 feet more or
less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township of
Ops and in the Town of Lindsay in
the County of Victoria beginning at a
point situate 15 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly edge of the roadway known
as Eastview Road and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
460 metres.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known cis No. 36 in the Township of
Ops and in the Town of Lindsay in
the County of Victoria beginning at a
point situate 60 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
C.P.R. at-grade crossing in Lot 22 in
Concession 7 and extending northerly
therealong to its intersection with
the line between lots 22 and 23 in
Concession 7.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township of
Verulam in the County of Victoria
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with Victoria County
Road No. 7 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 725
metres.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 and 507 in the County
of Peterborough in the Township of
Harvey beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
Highway 36 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 1 16 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 in the Township of
Ops and in the Town of Lindsay in the
County of Victoria beginning at a pwint
situate 15 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
edge of the roadway known as East-
view Road and extending northerly
Hastings —
Twps. of
Elzevir and
Grimsthorpe
Hastings —
Twp. of
Hungerford
Hastings —
Twp. of
Hungerford
Hastings —
Twp. of
Thuriow
therealong to a point situate 60
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the C.P.R. at-grade
crossing in Lot 22 in Concession 7.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 47;
O. Reg. 254/74, s. 8; O. Reg. 567/77,
s. 3; O. Reg. 777/77, s. 4; O. Reg.
289/78, s. 2.
Schedule 47
HIGHWAY NO. 37
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 37 in the Township of
Elzevir and Grimsthorpe in the Cotmty
of Hastings commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of
4400 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 37 in the Township of
Hungerford in the County of Hastings
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
concessions 10 and 11 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
720 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 37 in the Township of
Hungerford in the County of Hastings
commencing at a p)oint situate at its
intersection with the centre Une of
Concession 9 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 1280 feet
more or less.
Parts
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 37 in the Township of
Thuriow in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 1100
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
816
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
King's Highway known as No. 401
and a point situate 500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the Hne between concessions 2 and 3.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 48;
O. Reg. 399/76, s. 8.
Schedule 48
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 37
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
I. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 37 in the
Township of Thurlow in the County
of Hastings lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 37 and a point situate
1350 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 23 and 24 in Concession 7.
Fart 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 49.
Schedule 49
HIGHWAY NO. 38
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac— known as No. 38 in the County of
Frontenac lying between a point situ-
Hastings-
Twp. of
Thurlow
Twps. of
Oso and
Hinchinbrooke
Twps. of ate at its intersection with the King's
Kingston and Highway known as No. 2 in the
Portland Township of Kingston and a point
situate 200 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the Canadian National Rail-
ways right of way in the Township
of Portland.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac — known as No. 38 in the Township of
Portland in the County of Frontenac
Twp. of lying between a point situate 325
Portland fggt measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Graham Road and
a point situate 1200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 7 and 8.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac — known as No. 38 in the County of
Frontenac lying between a point situate
1650 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
10 and 11 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Oso and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
25 and 26 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Hinchinbrooke. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. SO, Part 1; O. Reg.
254/71, s. IS (1).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac— known as No. 38 in the Township of
Oso in the County of Frontenac lying
Twp. of Oso between a point situate 200 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
1 and 2 and a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 7. R.R.O. 1970. Reg.
429, Sched. 50, Parts 2-4.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac— known as No. 38 in the Township of
Portland in the County of Frontenac
beginning at a point situate 180
metres measured northerly from its
intersection with Pineridge Road and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 460 metres.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac— known as No. 38 in the Township of
Hinchinbrooke in the County of Fron-
Twp. of tenac lying between a point situate
Hinchinbrooke ^qq fg^^. measured northerly from its
Twp. of
Portland
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
817
Frontenac-
Twp. of
Oso
Frontenac-
Twp. of
Portland
intersection with the northerly abut-
ment of the bridge over Fish Creek
and a pxjint situate 200 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
roadway to Eagle Lake.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 38 in the Township of
Oso in the County of Frontenac lying
between a point situate 700 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the southerly junction of the
roadway known as Elizabeth Street
and a point situate 1650 feet measured
northerly irom its intersection with the
line between lots 10 and 11 in Con-
cession 1. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429,
Sched. 50. Part 5; O. Re?. 254/71.
s. 15 (2): O. Reg. 82.V"". ?• 5 (1).
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 38 in the Township of
Portland in the County of Frontenac
lying between a point situate 540
metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the roadway known
as Maple Drive and a point situate
180 metres measured northerly from
its intersection with the roadway
known as Pineridge Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 38 in the Township of
Oso in the County of Frontenac lying
between a point situate 700 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as
Elizabeth Street and a point situate
200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the road allowance between con-
cessions 1 and 2.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 38 in the Township of
Portland in the County of Frontenac
lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
Canadian National Railways right of
way and a point situate 900 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Church Street.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 38 in the Township of
Hinchinbrooke in the County of Fron-
tenac lying between a point situate at
Hinchinbrooke j^g intersection with the line between
lots 25 and 26 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 1300 feet measured north-
Frontenac-
Twp. of Oso
Frontenac —
Twp. of
Portland
Frontenac-
Twp. of
Kent—
Twp. of
Chatham
Lambton —
Twp. of
Sarnia
Kent—
Twp. of
Harwich
Kent-
erly from its intersection with the line
between the said Concession 1 and
Concession 2. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 50. Part 7; O. Reg. 254/71,
s. 15 (3); O. Reg. 823/77. s. 5 (2).
Schedule 50
HIGHWAY NO. 40
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township
of Chatham in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 1,200
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 2
and 3 in Concession 18 and a point
situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 3 and 4.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township of
Sarnia in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway known as Indian Road
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 7.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township of
Harwich in the County of Kent lying
between a fwint situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 4
and 5 in Concession 3 and a point
situate 1600 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 11 and 12 in Concession 1
East of Communication Road.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 52,
Part 1; O. Reg. 283/71. s. 9 (1); O. Reg.
924/74. s. 13 (1); O. Reg. 101/76,
s. 10 (1).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township of
818
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Chatham
Lambton —
Twp. of
Sombra
Police Village
of Sombra
Kent—
Twp. of
Chatham
Kent—
Twp. of
Harwich
Lambton-
Twp. of
Sarnia
Kent-
Chatham in the County of Kent lying
between a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Base Line Road
and a point situate 1200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 2 and 3 in
Concession 18.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the County of
Lambton lying between a point situate
100 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 7
and 8 in the Township of Sombra,
including Walpole Island, St. Anne's
Island and other islands at the mouth
of the St. Clair River and a point
situate 100 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as South
Street in the Police Village of Sombra.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township of
Chatham in the County of Kent lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 8
and 9 in Concession 1 and lots 8
and 9 in Concession 2 and a point
situate 1600 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as County
Road No. 32.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township of
Harwich in the County of Kent com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 11
and 12 in Concession 1 East of
Communication Road and extending
northerly therealong for a distance
of 1600 feet more or less. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 52, Part 4;
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 9 (2. 4); O. Reg.
91/72, s. 12(1); O. Reg. 924/74,
s. 13 (2); O. Reg. 186/80, s. 4 (1, 2).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township of
Sarnia in the County of Lambton
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No.
7 and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 1000 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the County of
Twp. of
Chatham
City of
Chatham
Lambton-
Twp. of
Sombra
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Wilberforce
Village of
Eganville
Kent lying between a point situate
569 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Gregory
Drive in the City of Chatham and a
point situate 500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 3 and 4 in the
Township of Chatham. O. Reg.
91/72, s. 12(2); O. Reg. 101/76,
s. 10 (2).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 40 in the Township of
Sombra, including Walpole Island,
St. Anne's Island and other islands at
the mouth of the St. Clair River in
the County of Lambton lying between
a point situate 1000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 5 and 6 and a
point situate 100 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 7 and 8. O. Reg.
283/71, s. 9 (7); O. Reg. 186/80, s. 4 (3).
Schedule 51
HIGHWAY NO. 41
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 and 60 in the Town-
ship of Wilberforce in the County of
Renfrew lying between the point at
which its centre line intersects the
King's Highway known as No. 60
and a point situate 3500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limits of a roadway
known as Elgin Street in the Village
of Eganville.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 41 in the Township of
Addington— Richmond in the County of Lennox
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
819
and Addington lying between a point
Twp. of situate at its intersection with the
Richmond ^^^ between concessions 2 and 3 and
a point situate 425 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
County Road No. 11.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 41 in the Township of
Addington — Richmond in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate 565 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 11 and a j)oint situate
1750 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
8 and 9.
Twp. of
Richmond
Lennox and
Addington —
Twps. of
Richmond
and Sheffield
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Grattan
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the County of
Lennox and Addington lying between
a point situate 2000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre of the bridge over the
Salmon River south of the locality
of Roblin in the Township of Rich-
mond and a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as County Road No. 4
in the Township of Sheffield.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Grattan in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
10 and 11 and a point situate 500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
18 and 19.
6. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Kaladar,
Anglesea and
Effingham
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham in
the County of Lennox and Addington
lying between a point situate 750 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 27
and 28 in Concession 7 and a point
situate 400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 14 and 15 in First Range
West.
7. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 41 in the County of
Addington — Lennox and Addington lying between
a point situate 200 feet measured
Denbigh
Abbinger and
Ashbv
Twps. of northerly from its intersection with the
Kaladar, line between lots 16 and 17 in First
Anglesea and Range West in the Township of
^^!!1^^^ »"^ Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham and
a point situate 2000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the line between concessions 3 and
4 in the Township of Denbigh, Abinger
and Ashby.
8. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 41 in the Township of
Addington — Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby in the
County of Lennox and Addington
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between con-
cessions 3 and 4 and a point situate
100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
concessions 7 and 8.
Twp. of
Denbigh,
Abinger and
Ashbv
Lennox and
Addington
and
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Denbigh,
Abinger and
Ashby and
Griffith and
Mata-
watchan
10.
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Griffith
and Mata-
watchan and
Grattan
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Wilberforce
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 lying between a
point situate 200 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 500 in the Township of
Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby in the
County of Lennox and Addington
and a point situate 1330 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 7 and 8 in Concession 3
in the Township of Griffith and
Matawatchan in the County of Ren-
frew.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the County of
Renfrew lying between a point situate
685 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Church Road
in Lot 9 in Concession 3 in the Town-
ship of Griffith and Matawatchan
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 132 in the Township of
Grattan. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. S3, Part 1; O. Reg. 34/73, s. 15;
O. Reg. 390/73, s. S; O. Reg. 671/79,
s. 4 (1).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 and 60 in the Town-
ship of Wilberforce in the County of
Renfrew commencing at a point situate
1500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limits
of a roadway known as Elgin Street
820
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Lennox
and
Addington-
Twp. of
Kaladar,
Anglesea
and
Effingham
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2000 feet more or less.
2 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 41 in the Township of Kaladar,
_ Anglesea and Effingham in the County of
Lennox and Addington lying between a
point situate 370 metres measured south-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 11 and 12 in Concession 7
and a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 12 and 13 in the said
Concession 7.
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Richmond
Lennox
and
Addington —
Twp. of
Richmond
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Kaladar,
Anglesea and
Effingham
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Kaladar,
Anglesea and
Effingham
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Richmond in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate 1750 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 8 and 9 and a point
situate 100 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the bridge over the Salmon
River south of the locality of Roblin.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Richmond in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the Town of Napanee
and a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Richmond Road No. 3.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 53,
Part 4; O. Reg. 679/74, s. 10; O. Reg.
671/79, s. 4 (2).
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham in
the County of Lennox and Addington
commencing at a point situate 750
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 27
and 28 in Concession 7 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Kaladar, Anglesea and Effingham in
the County of Lennox and Addington
lying between a point situate 400 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 14
and 15 in Range A and a point
situate 200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection wtith the line
Lennox and
Adding-
ton—
Twp. of
Sheffield
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Kaladar,
Anglesea and
Effingham
between lots 16 and 17 in the said
Range A.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Sheffield in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate 2050 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 4 and a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the roadway known
as Keegan's Road in Lot 10 in
Concession 3. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 53, Part 5; O. Reg. 255/74, s. 4.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Kaladar, Anglesea and Effinghan in
the County of Lennox and Addington
lying between a point situate 1175
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between con-
cessions 7 and 8 and a point situate
at its intersection with the centre hne
of Lot 11 in Concession 7.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Lennox and known as No. 41 in the Township of
Addington— Kaladar, Ajiglesea and Effingham in
the County of Lennox and Addington
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 26
and 27 in Concession 8 and a point
situate 750 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 27 and 28 in Concession 7.
Twp. of
Kaladar,
Anglesea and
Effingham
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Grattan
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 in the Township of
Grattan in the County of Renfrew
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit of
the road allowance between concessions
20 and 21 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 680 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 53, Parts 6, 7.
Schedule 52
HIGHWAY NO. 42
Part 1
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
821
Leeds —
Twp. of
South
Crosby
Village of
Newboro'
Leeds —
Twp. of
South Crosby
Village of
Newbwo'
Leeds —
Twp. Rear
of Yonge
and Elscott
Leeds —
Twp. of
Bastard and
South
Burgess
Leeds—
Twp. of
Bastard and
South
Burgess
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 42 in the Township of
South Crosby in the County of Leeds
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the Village of Newboro' and a point
situate 1000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Main
Street.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 42 in the County of
Leeds lying between a point situate
1025 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Bay Street
in the Village of Newboro' and a point
situate 750 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the road allowance
between concessions 3 and 4 in the
Township of South Crosby.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 42 in the Township of
Rear of Yonge and Escott in the
County of Leeds beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the Village of Athens
and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 400 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 42 in the Township of
Bastard and South Burgess in the
County of Leeds beginning at a point
situate 720 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between concessions 6 and 7 and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 3100 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 42 in the Township of
Bastard and South Burgess in the
County of Leeds beginning at a point
situate 710 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
Stonnont
and
Dundas —
Twps. of
Finch and
Winchester
Stormont —
Tw])s. of
Finch and
Roxborough
Stonnont —
Twp. of
Roxborough
Stormont-
Glengarry —
TwjK. of
Roxborough
and Kenyon
Lanark —
concessions 3 and 4 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1325 feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 54; O. Reg. 679/74, s. 11;
O. Reg. 272/75, s. 10; O. Reg. 399/76,
s. 9.
Schedule 53
HIGHWAY NO. 43
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 Ijnng between a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 11 and 12 in
Concession 3 in the Township of
Finch in the County of Stormont
and a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 31 in
the Township of Winchester in the
County of Dundas.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the County of
Stormont lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 15 and 16 in Concession
3 in the Township of Finch and the
fX)int where it intersects the boundary
line between lots 32 and 33 in Con-
cession 3 in the Township of Rox-
borough.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the Township of
Roxborough in the County of Stor-
mont lying between the point where
it intersects the boundary line between
lots 27 and 28 and the point where
it intersects the boundary line between
lots 14 and 15 in Concession 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 lying between the
point where it intersects the boundary
line between lots 8 and 9 in Concession
3 in the Township of Roxborough in
the County of Stormont and the point
where it intersects the boundary line
between lots 3 and 4 in Concession 3
in the Township of Kenyon in the
County of Glengarry.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the County of
822
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
North
Elmsley
Separated
Town of
Smiths Falls
Lanark—
Twp. of
North
Elmsley
Town of
Perth
Dundas —
Twp. of
Mountain
Dundas —
Twp. of
Winchester
Stormont-
Twp. of
Finch
Lanark lying between a point situate
330 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Perth Street in
the separated Town of Smiths Falls
and a point situate 200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 11 and 12 in Con-
cession 6 in the Township of North
Elmsley.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the County of
Lanark lying between a point situate
700 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Lanark County
Road No. 2 in the Township of North
Elmsley and a point situate 1500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre hne of the roadway
known as Erwin Street in the Town
of Perth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the Township of
Mountain in the County of Dundas
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No.
31 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 7 and
8 in Concession 7.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 1 and 43 in the Township
of Winchester in the County of Dundas
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly j unction
of the King's Highway known as No.
31 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly junction
of the King's Highway known as No.
31.
Part 4
1. Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the Township of
Finch in the County of Stormont
described as follows :
(a) lying between the point where it
intersects the boundary line be-
tween lots 11 and 12 and the
point where it intersects the
boundary line between lots 12 and
13 in Concession 3 ; and
(b) commencing at a point situate
1000 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 15 and 16 in
Concession 3 and extending east-
Stormont —
Twp. of
Roxborough
Glengarry —
Twp. of
Kenyon
Lanark —
Twp. of
Montague
erly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet.
2. Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the Township of
Roxborough in the County of Stormont
described as follows:
(a) lying between the point where it
intersects the boundary line be-
tween lots 14 and 15 in Con-
cession 3 and a point situate 400
feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly
limit of a roadway known as
County Road No. 16; and
(b) lying between the point where it
intersects the boundary line be-
tween lots 10 and 11 and the
point where it intersects the boun-
dary line between lots 8 and 9 in
Concession 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the Township of
Kenyon in the County of Glengarry
lying between the point where it inter-
sects the boundary line between lots
3 and 4, and the point where it
intersects the boundary line between
lots 1 and 2 in Concession 3.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 43 in the Township of
Montague in the County of Lanark
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the separated Town of Smiths Falls
and a point situate 700 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 55;
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 7; O. Reg. 114/74,
s. 10; O. Reg. 254/74, s. 9; O. Reg.
679/74, s. 12.
Schedule 54
HIGHWAY NO. 44
Part 1
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
823
Carleton
(former) and
Lanark —
Twps. of
Huntley and
Ramsay
Northumber-
land—
TwjK. of
Alnwick
and Percy
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 44 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre hne of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 in the Township of
Huntley in the former County of
Carleton and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly hmit of
the roadway known as Patterson Street
in the Township of Ramsay in the
County of Lanark.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 56.
Schedule 55
HIGHWAY NO. 45
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Parts
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 45 in the County of
Northumberland lying between a point
situate 900 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 16 and 17 in Concession 2 and
lots 16 and 17 in Concession 3 in the
Township of Alnwick and a point
situate 400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
hne of the road allowance between
concessions 11 and 12 in the Township
of Percy.
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Percy
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Hamilton
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Alnwick
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 45 in the Township of
Percy in the County of Northumber-
land commencing at a point situate
400 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions 11
and 12 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 800 feet more
or less.
That part of the BCing's Highway
known as No. 45 in the Township of
Hamilton in the County of North-
umberland lying between a point
situate 150 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
Hmit of the roadway known as Har-
wood Road in the locaUty of Baltimore
and a point situate 450 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 4 and 5 in Concession 3.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 45 in the Township of Alnwick in
the County of Northumberland begin-
ning at a point situate 1025 metres meas-
ured southerly from its intersection with
the south limit of Northumberland
County Road 18 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2000 metres.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 45 in the Township
of Hamilton in the County of
Northumberland lying between a point
situate 325 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between lots
8 and 9 in Concession 2 and a point
situate 115 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Dale
Road in the locality of Baltimore.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 45 in the Township of
Alnwick in the County of Northum-
berland commencing at a point situate
1800 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
2 and 3 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2700 feet
more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
Peter- as No. 45 in the Township of Asphodel in
borough — jhg County of Peterborough beginning at
a point situate 290 metres measured
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Hamilton
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Alnwick
824
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of northerly from its intersection with the
Asphodel centre line of the road allowance between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 8 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
485 metres.
Part 6
Twps. of
Mariposa
and Eldon
Northumber-
land—
Twp. of
Hamilton
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of
Asphodel
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 45 in the Township of
Hamilton in the County of North-
umberland lying between a point
situate 115 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3 and a point situate
150 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Harwood
Road in the locality of Baltimore.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 45 in the Township of Asphodel in
the County of Peterborough beginning at
a point situate 150 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
lots 15 and 16 in Concession 9 and
extending northerly therealong for a dis-
tance of 470 metres.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 45 in the Township of Asphodel in
the County of Peterborough beginning at
a point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 8 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance of
290 metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 57; O. Reg. 308/72, s. 7; O. Reg.
34/73, s. 16 (1-3); O. Reg. 877/79, s. 1;
O. Reg. 432/80, s. 3.
Schedule 56
HIGHWAY NO. 46
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
Victoria— as No. 46 in the Township of Mariposa
in the County of Victoria lying between
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of
Asphodel
Victoria —
Twp. of
Eldon
Victoria —
Twps. of
Eldon and
Bexley
Victoria —
Twps. of
Mariposa
and Eldon
Victoria —
Twp. of
Eldon
a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 7
and a point situate 3200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
road allowance between the town-
ships of Mariposa and Eldon.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 46 in the Township of
Eldon in the County of Victoria
lying between a point situate 2000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 1
and 2 in Concession 2 and a point
situate 150 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 39 and 40 in concessions
North of Portage Road and South of
Portage Road.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 46 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
150 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots
44 and 45 in concessions North of
Portage Road and South of Portage
Road in the Township of Eldon and
a point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 35 in the Town-
ship of Bexley.
Part 4
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
£is No. 46 in the Township of Mariposa
in the County of Victoria commencing
at a point situate 3200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the road allowance between the town-
ships of Mariposa and Eldon and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 46 in the Township of
Eldon in the County of Victoria
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 1 and 2 in Concession 3
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 2000 feet.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 58;
O. Reg. 308/72, s. 8.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
825
Ontario —
Twp. of
Uxbridge
Ontario —
Twp. of
Uxbridge
Ontario —
Twp. of
Uxbridge
Ontario —
Twp. of
Uxbridge
Schedule 57
HIGHWAY NO. 47
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 47 in the Township of
Uxbridge in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the Hne between lots
27 and 28 in Concession 6 and a point
situate 1650 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 47 in the Township of
Uxbridge in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate 670 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 28 and 29
in Concession 6 and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 27 and 28 in the said Concession 6.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 47 in the Township of
Uxbridge in the County of Ontario
commencing at a point situate 450
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 2 and 3
extending easterly therealong for a dis-
tance of 1200 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 47 in the Township of
Uxbridge in the County of Ontario
commencing at a point situate 300 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Ontario County Road No.
lA and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 1900 feet more or less.
Part 5
(Reserved)
R^onal
Munici-
pality of
York-
Town of
Markham
York—
(former)
Twjjs. of
Markham
(former)
and
Whitchurch
(former)
York—
(former)
Twps. of
North
Gwillimbury
(former)
and
Whitchurch
(former)
York—
(fonner)
Twp. of
Georgina
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 91/72. s. 13.
Schedule 58
HIGHWAY NO. 48
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the Town of
Markham in The Regional Munici-
pality of York lying between a point
situate 490 metres measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Steeles Avenue and a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Chate-
laine Drive.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former County
of York lying between a point situate
1800 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 15 and 16,
Concession 8 east of Yonge Street in
the former Township of Markham and
a point situate 2200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly hmit of the roadway
known as County Road No. 15 in the
former Township of Whitchurch.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former
County of York lying between a point
situate 700 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the roadway known as
County Road No. 15 in the former
Township of Whitchurch and a point
situate 750 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
of the Hne between lots 11 and 12,
Concession 8 in the former Township
of North Gwillimbury.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former
Township of Georgina in the former
County of York lying between a
point situate 1700 feet measured north-
crlv from its intersection with the
826
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
southerly limit of the roadway known
£is Virginia Boulevard and a point
situate 1500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection uitli the south-
erly limit of the roadway known as
County Road No. 21.
5. That part of the King's Highway
York (former) known as No. 48 lying between a
and Ontario— point situate 500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Riverside Drive in the former
Township of Georgina in the former
County of York and a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 12 in the Township of Brock
in the County of Ontario.
Twps. of
Georgina
(former)
and Brock
York—
(former)
Twps. of
North
Gwillimbury
(former)
and
Georgina
(former)
York—
(former)
Twp. of
Georgina
(former)
York—
(former)
Twp. of
Markham
(former)
Village of
Markham
(former)
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former
County of York lying between a point
situate 750 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 11 and 12 in Concession
8 in the former Township of North
Gwillimbury and a point situate 1400
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly Hmit of the
road allowance between concessions 6
and 7 in the former Township of
Georgina.
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former
Township of Georgina in the former
County of York lying between a
point situate 875 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
line between lots 3 and 4 in Concession
7 and a point situate 1500 feet mea-
sured southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the roadway
known as Virginia Boulevard. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 59, Part 1;
O. Reg. 56/79, s. 4 (1).
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former
Township of Markham in the former
County of York lying between a
point situate 1500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 7 and 8,
Concession 8 east of Yonge Street and
a point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as Princess Street in the
former Village of Markham. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 59, Part 3.
York—
(former)
Twp. of
Georgina
(former)
Regional
Municipality
of York-
Twp. of
Georgina
York—
(former)
Twp. of
North
Gwillimbury
(former)
Victoria-
Twp. of
Eldon
Regional
Municipality
of York-
Town of
Whitchurch-
Stouffville
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former
Township of Georgina in the former
County of York lying between a point
situate 1500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Virginia
Boulevard and a point situate 1700
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Virginia Boulevard.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the Township of
Georgina in The Regional Municipality
of York lying between a point situate
1500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly hmit
of the roadway known as York Regional
Road No. 21 and a point situate 500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Riverside Drive.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 59,
Part 4; O. Reg. 512/71, s. 8 (1); O. Reg.
912/76, s. 8; O. Reg. 777/77, s. 5 (1).
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the former
Township of North Gwillimbury in the
former County of York lying between a
point situate 750 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre of the line between lots 11 and
12, Concession 8 and a point situate
750 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre of the hne
between lots 11 and 12, Concession 8.
That part of the King's Highway
known a^ No. 48 in the Township of
Eldon in the County of Victoria lying
between a point situate 300 feet mea-
sured northerly from its intersection
with the line between lots 7 and 8
in Concession North of Portage Road
and Concession South of Portage Road
and a point situate 100 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 10 and 11 in the said
Concession North of Portage Road and
the said Concession South of Portage
Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the Town of
Whitchurch-Stoufiville in The Regional
Municipality of York lying between a
p)oint situate 610 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as York Regional Road No. 15
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
827
Regional
Munici-
pality of
York-
Town of
Markham
Ontario —
Twp. of
Thorah
Ontario —
Twp. of
Thorah
Village of
Beaverton
and a point situate 215 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the said road-
way. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
59, Part 5; O. Reg. 512/71, s. 8 (2);
O. Reg. 777/77, s. 5 (2).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48 in the Town of
Markham in The Regional Munici-
pality of York lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known
as Chatelaine Drive and a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 8 and 9 in Concession 8.
O.Reg. 56/79.5.4(2).
Schedule 59
HIGHWAY NO. 48B
Part i
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48B in the Township of
Thorah in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly junc-
tion of the King's Highway known
as No. 48 and a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
concessions 4 and 5.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 48B in the Township of
Thorah in the County of Ontario
lying between a point situate 1062
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Franklin Street in
the Village of Beaverton and a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 12 and 48.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 60.
Schedule 60
HIGHWAY NO. 49
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Prince Edward known as No. 49 lying between a point
and Hastings — situate 1100 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 6 and 7 in Concession 1
North West of Carrying Place in the
Township of Hallowell in the County of
Prince Edward and a point situate
850 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 401 in
the Township of Tyendinaga in the
County of Hastings.
Part 4
Twps. of
Hallowell and
Tyendinaga
Prince
Edward —
Twp. of
HalloweU
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 49 in the Township of
Hallowell in the County of Prince
Edward lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1 North
West of Carrying Place and a point
situate 1100 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 6 and 7 in the said Con-
cession 1.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 16, paH.
828
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Regional
Munici-
pality of
York and
County of
Peel—
TownshifK
of Toronto
Gore and
Albion
Town of
Vaughan
Peel-
Township
of Albion
Peel-
Township
of Albion
Peel-
Township
of Albion
Schedule 61
HIGHWAY NO. 50
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 50 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 7
in the Township of Toronto Gore in
the County of Peel and in the Town
of Vaughan in The Regional Munici-
pality of York and a point situate
100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 6 and lots 4
and 5 in Concession 7 in the Township
of Albion in the County of Peel.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 50 in the Township of
Albion in the County of Peel lying
between a point situate 100 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
road allowance between lots 10 and 11
in Concession 7 and a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the road allowance between
lots 25 and 26 in the said concessions 6
and 7.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 50 in the Township of
Albion in the County of Peel lying
between a point situate 750 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 27
and 28 in Concession 7 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 9.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 50 in the Township of
Albion in the County of Peel lying
between a point situate 100 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 4
and 5 in Concession 6 and lots 4 and
5 in Concession 7 and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
Peel-
Township
of Albion
Village of
Bolton
County of
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Adjala
Kent-
lots 6 and 7 in the said concessions 6
and 7.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 50 in the County of
Peel lying between a point situate
50 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Centennial
Drive in the Village of Bolton and a
point situate 100 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 10 and 11 in Concession 6
and lots 10 and 11 in Concession 7
in the Township of Albion. O. Reg.
390/73. s. 6, paH.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 50 in the Township of
Adjala in the County of Simcoe
beginning at a point situate 1,650
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway between lots 15 and 16 in
concessions 5 and 6 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
3750 feet. O. Reg. 254/77, s. 8.
-" Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 62
HIGHWAY NO. 51
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 51 in the Township of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
829
Twp. of
Harwich
Oxford-
Brant —
Twps. of
East Oxford
and Burford
Brant—
Twp. of
Burford
Brant—
Twp. of
Burford
City of
Brantford
Brant —
Harwich in the County of Kent com-
mencing at a point situate 1300 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Kent County Road
No. 17 and extending southerly there-
along to the southern extremity of
the said Highway. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 61.
Schedule 63
HIGHWAY NO. 53
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 53 lying between a point
situate 1200 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limits of the Canadian National Rail-
ways right of way in the Township of
East Oxford in the County of Oxford
and a point situate 1200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 16 and 17
in Concession 5 in the Township of
Burford in the County of Brant.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 53 in the Township of
Burford in the County of Brant lying
between a point situate 1200 feet mea-
sured easterly from its intersection
with the boundary line between lots
16 and 17 in Concession 5 and a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 5 and 6 in Con-
cession 6.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 53 in the County of
Brant Ijdng between a point situate
300 fefet measured easterly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 1 and 2 in concession 6
in the Township of Burford and the
point at which it intersects the westerly
limits of the City of Brantford.
Part 4
Those parts of the King's Highway
known as No. 53 in the Township of
Twp. of
Burford
Regional
Municijjality
of
Hamilton-
Wen tworth —
Town of
Ancaster
Regional
Municipality
of
Haldimand-
Norfolk—
Town of
Haldimand
Burford in the County of Brant
described as follows :
(a) commencing at a point situate
1500 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 5 and 6 in Con-
cession 6 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less ; and
(b) lying between a point situate
800 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 2 and 3 in
Concession 6 and a point situate
300 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the boundary
line between lots 1 and 2 in Con-
cession 6.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 53 in the Town of
Ancaster in The Regional Munici-
pality of Hamilton-Wentworth Ijnng
between a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as
Fiddler's Green Road and a point
situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Townline Road.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 62;
O. Reg. 272/75, s. 11.
Schedule 64
HIGHWAY NO. 54
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 54 in the Town of
Haldimand in The Regional Munici-
pality of Haldimand-Norfolk lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly hmit of
the roadway known as Latham Street
(not open) and a point situate 1000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
830
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Haldimand —
Twp. of
Seneca
Brant—
Twp. of
Onondaga
Brant—
Twp. of
Onondaga
roadway known as Seneca-N. Cayuga
Townline.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 54 in the Township of
Seneca in the County of Haldimand
lying between a point situate 200 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly Hmit of the
roadway known as Nelles Street and
a point situate 600 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 28 and 29, River
Range.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 54 east of Mohawk
Mission Lot in the Township of
Onondaga in the County of Brant
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
48 and 49, Front Concession and a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 25 and 26,
Front Concession.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 54 east of Mohawk
Mission Lot in the Township of
Onondaga in the County of Brant
lying between a point situate 150 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 63 and 64,
Front Concession and a point situate
100 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 61 and 62, Front Concession.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 54 in the Town of
Haldimand in The Regional Munici-
pality of Haldimand-Norfolk lying
between a point situate 850 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the roadway known as MiU Street
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as Seneca-N. Cayuga Town-
line.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 54 in the Township of
Brantford in the County of Brant
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No. 2
and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 560 metres.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Haldimand — known as No. 54 in the Township of
Regional
Municipality
of
Haldimand-
Norfolk—
Town of
Haldimand
Brant —
Twp. of
Brantford
Twp. of
Seneca
Haldimand-
Twp. of
Seneca
Brant—
Twpo. of
Onondaga
and
Brantford
Seneca in the County of Haldimand
lying between a pwint situate 850
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Mill Street and a
point situate 200 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Nelles Street.
2. That part of the King's Highway
- known as No. 54 in the County of
Haldimand lying between a point
situate 600 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 28 and 29, River Range
in the Township of Seneca and a
point situate 1 00 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Kin-
cardine Street in the Town of Cale-
donia.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 54 in the Township of
Onondaga in the County of Brant
lying between a point situate 300 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 4 and 5,
Front Concession west of Mohawk
Mission Lot and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit
of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 in the Township of Brantford.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 63;
O. Reg. 272/75, s. 12; O. Reg. 673/78,
s. 3.
Schedule 65
HIGHWAY NO. 55
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Niagara-on-
the-Lake
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 55 in the Town of Niagara-
on-the-Lake in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Niagara lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as the Queen Eliz-
abeth Way and a point situate 2650
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Regional Road No. 100.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
831
Regional
Municipality
of Ni£igara —
Town of
Niagara -on-
the-Lake
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 55 in the Town of Niagara-
on-the-Lake in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Niagara lying between a
point situate 500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly Umit of the roadway known
as Field Road and a point situate 1350
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the roadway known as Regional Road
No. 87.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 34/73. s. 17.
Schedule 66
HIGHWAY NO. 56
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 56 lying between a
point situate 1650 feet measured south-
erly from the northerly limits of a
roadway known as County Road No. 22
in the Township of Binbrook in the
County of Wentworth and the point
at which it intersects the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 3 in the Township of North
Cayuga in the County of Haldimand.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Wentworth — known as No. 56 in the Township of
Binbrook in the County of Wentworth
lying between a point situate 100
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
2 and 3 and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 53.
Wentworth-
Haldimand-
Twp»s. of
Binbrook
and North
Cayuga
Twp. of
Binbrook
1.
Wentworth —
Twp. of
Binbrook
1.
Wentworth —
Twp. of
Binbrook
1.
R^onal
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Welland
City of
Port Colbome
Regional
MuniciftaUty
of Niagara —
City of
Port Colbome
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 56 in the Township of
Binbrook in the County of Wentworth
lying between a point situate 100 feet
measured northerly from the north-
erly limits of the road allowance be-
tween concessions 2 and 3 and a point
situate 2360 feet measured northerly
from the northerly limits of a roadway
known as County Road No. 22.
Parts
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 56 in the Township of
Binbrook in the County of Wentworth
beginning at a point situate 2360
feet measured northerly from the
northerly hmits of a roadway known
as County Road No. 22 and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 4010 feet more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 64.
Schedule 67
HIGHWAY NO. 58
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 58 in the Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between
a point situate 200 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly hmit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 2 and 3
in the City of Port Colbome and a
point situate at its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Townline Road in the City of
WeUand. O. Reg. 175/71, s. 8 (1).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 58 in the City of
Port Colbome in the Regional Munici-
pality of Niagara lying between a
j)oint situate 2500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the King's Highway
832
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Welland
Town of
Thorold
known as No. 3 and a point situate
200 feet measured northerly from
its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance between
concessions 2 and 3. O. Reg. 175/71,
s. 8 (2).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 58 in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between
a point situate 500 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the roadway known as Quaker Road
in the City of Welland and a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Merritt Road in the Town of
Thorold. O. Reg. 34/73, s. 18.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Welland
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Port Colborne
Regioneil
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town, of
Thorold
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 58 in the City of
Welland in the Regional Municipality
of Niagara lying between a point
situate 500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
liniit of the roadway known as Quaker
Road and a point situate 600 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as Woodlawn Road. O. Reg.
175/71, s. 8 (4).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 58 in the City of
Port Colborne in the Regional Munici-
pality of Niagara commencing at a
point situate at its intersection with
the northerly hmit of the King's High-
way known as No. 3 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2500 feet more or less. O. Reg. 175/71 ,
s. 8 (5).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 58 in the Town of
Thorold in The Regional Municipality
of Niagara lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Davis Drive and a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Pine
Street. O. Reg. 534/76. s. 1.
Part 6
(Reserved)
Oxford—
Twp. of
East Zorra
Oxford—
Twp. of
East Zorra
Schedule 68
HIGHWAY NO. 59
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
East Zorra in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 700 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
17 and a point situate 1000 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 97.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
East Zorra in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 1000
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 97 and
a point situate 860 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the line between lots 34 and 35,
Concession 12.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
South Easthope in the County of
Perth lying between a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway between concessions 4 and 5
and a point situate 1700 feet mea-
sured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 7 and 8.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the County of
Norfolk lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 3 in the Township of Middleton
and a point situate 1500 feet mea-
sured northerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the roadway
known as WilUam Street in the locahty
of Langton in the Township of North
Walsingham.
5. That part of the King's Highway
Norfolk — known as No. 59 in the County of
Perth—
Twp. of
South
Easthof)e
Norfolk—
Twps, of
Middleton
and North
Walsingham
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
833
Twp>. of
North and
South
Walsingham
Norfolk—
Twp. of
South
Walsingham
Norfolk and
Oxford—
TwjK. of
Middleton
and North
Norwich
Norfolk lying between a f>oint situate
1500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly Hmit
of the roadway known as South Street
in the locality of Langton in the Town-
ship of North Walsingham and a point
situate 850 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Milne
Street in the locality of Walsingham
in the Township of South Walsingham.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
South Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk lying between a point situate
600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Morgan Street in the
locality of Walsingham and a point
situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 22.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 3 in the Township
of Middleton in the County of Norfolk
and a point situate 430 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 5 and 6 in the
Township of North Norwich in the
County of Oxford.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Norwich in the County of
Oxford lying between a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
3 and 4 and a point situate 500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 13
and 14 in concessions 1 and 2.
9. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the County of
Oxford lying between a point situate
340 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 15 and 16 in concessions 1 and 2
in the Township of North Norwich
and a point situate 700 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 5 and 6 in the
Township of East Oxford.
10. That part of the King's Highway
Oxford — known as No. 59 in the Township of
Oxford—
Twp. of
North
Norwich
Oxford—
TwfK. of
North
Norwich
and East
Oxford
Twp. of
East Oxford
Norfolk—
Twp. of
Middleton
Norfolk-
Twp. of
North
Walsingham
East Oxford in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 900
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
5 and 6 and a point situate 1270
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
2 and 3.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 3 and 59 in the Township
of Middleton in the County of Norfolk
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the easterly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 59 and a point situate 2800
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Norfolk County
Road No. 1.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as William
Street in the locality of Langton and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
Norfolk—
Twp. of
South
Walsingham
Oxford—
Twp. of
North
Norwich
Norfolk-
That part of the King's Highway
known as Xo. 59 in the Township of
South Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk lying between a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 22
and a point situate 1900 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
First Avenue in the locality of Long
Point.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Norwich in the County of
Oxford lying between a point situate
430 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre hne of the
road allowance between concessions
5 and 6 and a point situate 30 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Union Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
834
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
North
Walsingham
Oxford—
Twp. of
East Zorra
Perth—
Twp. of
South
Easthope
3.
Perth—
Twp. of
South
Easthope
Norfolk—
Twp. of
South
Walsingham
Oxford—
Twp. of
North
Norwich
Village of
Norwich
North Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk beginning at a point situate
100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as South Street
in the locality of Langton and ex-
tending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1400 feet more or less.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
East Zorra in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the south end of the
Thames River Bridge and a point
situate 700 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as County
Road No. 17.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
South Easthope in the County of
Perth lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the Hne between
the north and south halves of Lot 20
in Concession 5 and a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway between concessions 4 and 5.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
South Easthope in the County of
Perth commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 7 and 8 and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1700 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
South Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk lying between a point situate
850 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Milne Street in the
locality of Walsingham and a point
situate 600 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Morgan
Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Norwich in the County of
Oxford lying between a point situate
240 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as North Street in the
Village of Norwich and a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
County of
Oxford—
Twp'. of
Norwich
County of
Oxford—
Twp. of
East Zorra-
Tavistock
Oxford—
Twp. of
North
Norwich
Norfolk—
Twp. of
North
Walsingham
road allowance between concessions
3 and 4.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
Norwich in the County of Oxford
beginning at a point situate 1270
feet measured southerly from its mter-
section with the centre hne of the
road allowance between concessions
2 and 3 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 2850 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township
of East Zorra-Tavistock in the County
of Oxford commencing at a point
situate 1000 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 97 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance
of 2000 feet.
8. That part of the ICing's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Norwich in the County of Oxford
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 13 and 14
in concessions 1 and 2 and a point
situate 340 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 15 and 16 in the said
concessions 1 and 2.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as William
Street in the locality of Langton and a
point situate 100 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known as
South Street.
Norfolk—
Twp. of
South
Walsingham
Oxford-
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
South Walsingham in the County of
Norfolk commencing at a point situate
1900 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as First Avenue in
the locality of Long Point and extend-
ing southerly therealong to the south-
erly limit of the said highway.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 59 in the Township of
North Norwich in the County of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
835
Twp. of
North
Norwich
District of
Nipissing —
Twps. of
Airy and
Murchison
District of
Nipissing —
County of
Renfrew
Twps. of
Murchison
and Sherwood
Oxford commencing at a point situate
30 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Union Street and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1110 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 67;
O. Reg. 679/74, s. 13; O. Reg. 692/76,
s. 7.
Schedule 69
HIGHWAY NO. 60
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the District of
Nipissing lying between a point situate
2500 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the esisterly hmits of
the Canadian National Railways right
of way in the Township of Airy and
the point at which it intersects the
boundary line between lots 15 and 16
in Concession 3 in the Township of
Murchison.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 lying between a point
situate 350 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 11 and 12 in Concession 1
in the Township of Murchison in the
Territorial District of Nipissing and
a point situate 2000 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 178 and 179 Range B
South in the Township of Sherwood
in the County of Renfrew.
Renfrew —
Twjjs. of
Sherwood
and Hagarty
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Hagarty and
Richards
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Sherwood in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate 2000
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limits of
Lot 185 Range B North and a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limits of the road allowance between
the townships of Sherwood and
Hagarty.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 and 62 in the Town-
ship of Hagarty and Richards in the
County of Renfrew l)nng between a
point situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line be-
Renfrew —
Twps. of
North
Algona and
Wilberforce
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Wilberforce
Village of
Eganville
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Admaston
and Bromlev
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Hagarty and
Richards, and
North Algona
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka —
Town of
Huntsville
tween lots 32 and 33 in Concession 4
and a f)oint situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 512.
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the County of
Renfrew lying between a point situate
3750 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre hne of the
road allowance between concessions 1
and 2 in the Township of North Algona
and a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the King's High-
way known as No. 41 and 60 in the
Township of Wilberforce.
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 and 60 in the Town-
ship of Wilberforce in the County of
Rehfrew lying between the point at
which its centre line intersects the
King's Highway known as No. 60 and
a point situate 3500 feet measured
northerly from its mtersection with
the northerly limits of a roadway
known as Elgin Street in the Village
of Eganville.
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the County of
Renfrew lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of the King's Highway known as No.
17 in the Township of Admaston and
a point situate 2260 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Renfrew County Road No. 5 in the
Township of Bromley.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the County of
Renfrew lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of the King's Highway known as No.
60 and 62 in the Township of Hagarty
and Richards and a point situate 1950
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
tween concessions 1 and 2 in the
Township of North Algona. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 68, Parts 1 and
3; O. Reg. 883/75, s. 1 (1).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Town of
Huntsville in The District Munici-
pality of Muskoka lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the easterly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 11 and a pxiint
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the said Town of
Huntsville. O. Reg. 567/77, s. 4 (2).
836
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Sherwood
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Sherwood
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Sherwood
and Hagarty
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Wilberforce
Renfrew-
Twp. of
Bromley
Renfrew —
Twp. of
North
Algona
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Sherwood in the County of Renfrew
commencing at the point at which it
intersects the boundary Hne between
lots 178 and 179, Range B South and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Sherwood in the County of Renfrew
commencing at the point at which it
intersects the easterly limits of Lot
185, Range B North and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 and 62 in the County
of Renfrew lying between a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the road allowance between
the townships of Sherwood and
Hagarty in the Township of Sherwood
and a point situate 500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 32 and 33 in Con-
cession 4 in the Township of Hagarty.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 41 and 60 in the Town-
ship of Wilberforce in the County of
Renfrew commencing at a point situate
1500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limits
of a roadway known as Elgin Street
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 2000 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Bromley in the County of Renfrew
commencing at a point situate 1060
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Renfrew County
Road No. 5 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1200 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
North Algona in the County of Ren-
frew commencing at a point situate
750 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
1 and 2 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1200 feet more
or less.
Renfrew-
Twp. of
North
Algona
District of
Nipissing—
Twp. of
Airy
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Twp. of
Lake of
Bays
District of
Nipissing—
Twp. of
Murchison
Renfrew-
Twp. of
Bromley
7. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
North Algona in the County of Ren-
frew commencing at a point situate
2550 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between conces-
sions 1 and 2 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1200 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 68, Part 4.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Airy in the District of Nipissing lying
between a point situate 1500 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limits of the
Canadian National Railways right of
way and a point situate 2500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limits of the said
right-of-way.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Lake of Bays in The District Munici-
pality of Muskoka lying between a
point situate 500 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
line between lots 10 and 11 in Con-
cession 10 and a point situate 300 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
' 10 and 11.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Murchison in the Territorial District
of Nipissing lying between a point
situate 650 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the Hne
between lots 14 and 15 in Concession 1
and a point situate 350 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 11 and 12 in Con-
cession 1. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 68, Part S; O. Reg. 308/72, s. 9;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 19; O. Reg. 91/73, s. 3
(2); O. Reg. 447/73, s. 1; O. Reg. 114/74,
s. 11; O. Reg. 864/74, s. 1; O. Reg.
883/75, s. 1 (2); O. Reg. 567/77, s. 4 (3).
Part 6
1 . That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
Bromley in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate 1060 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
837
Renfrew —
Twp. of
North
Algona
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Neebing
(former)
with the centre hne of the roadway
known as Renfrew County Road No.
5 and a point situate 800 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween lots 6 and 7 in Concession 8.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 in the Township of
North Algona in the County of Ren-
frew commencing at a point situate
750 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre hne of the
road allowance between concessions
1 and 2 and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 3300 feet more
or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
68, Part 7.
Schedule 70
HIGHWAY NO. 61
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 61 in the District of
Thunder Bay lying between the point
at which it intersects the boundary
line between lots 10 and 11 in Con-
cession I. S. K. R. in the former Town-
ship of Neebing and the point at which
it intersects the international bound-
ary line between Ontario and Min-
nesota at the Pigeon River in Stuart
Location.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 69.
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Hagarty and
Richards
Hastings —
Twp. of
Madoc
Schedule 71
HIGHWAY NO. 62
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 and 62 in the Town-
ship of Hagarty and Richards in the
County of Renfrew lying between a
point situate 500 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the hne
between lots 32 and 33 in Concession 4
and a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 512.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 970 feet
measiu-ed northerly from its intersec-
tion with the Une between lots 3 and 4
in Concession 5 and a point situate at
its intersection with the Une between
lots 16 and 17 in the said Concession 5.
Hastings —
Twp. of
Madoc
Hastings —
Twp*. of
Madoc and
Dungannon
That part of the King's Highway
knovm as No. 62 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings lying
between a point situate 300 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the Une between lots 18
and 19 in Concession 5 and a point
situate at its intersection with the Une
between lots 27 and 28 in the said
Concession 5.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the Une between lots
28 and 29 in Concession 5 in the Town-
ship of Madoc and a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre Une of the
roadway known as Detlor Road in
the Township of Dungannon.
838
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Hastings —
Twps. of
Herschel and
Monteagle
Hastings —
Twps. of
Thurlow and
Huntingdon
Hastings —
Twp. of
Huntingdon
Hastings and
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Bangor,
Wicklow and
McClure and
Radcliffe
Hastings —
Twp. of
Herschel
Village of
Bancroft
10.
Hastings—
Twp. of
Bangor,
Wicklow and
McClure
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the townships of
Herschel and Monteagle in the County
of Hastings lying between a point
situate 1475 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Baptiste
Lake Road and a point situate 3100
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 127.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 14 in the Township
of Thurlow and a point situate 1200
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the
road allowance between concessions 6
and 7 in the Township of Huntingdon.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Huntingdon in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 750 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 6 and
7 and a point situate 3500 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between the townships of
Huntingdon and Madoc.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 10 and 11 in Concession
1 in the Township of Bangor, Wicklow
and McClure in the County of Hastings
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 3 and 4 in
Concession 6 in the Township of
Radcliffe in the County of Renfrew.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 76 and 77 in the Village of
Bancroft and a j)oint situate 600 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Baptiste Lake
Road in the Township of Herschel.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the County of
Hastings lying between a point situate
425 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
30 and 31 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Bangor, Wicklow and McClure
and a point situate 600 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
Hastings —
Village of
Bancroft
Renfrew —
Twfs. of
Sherwood
and Hagarty
the boundary line between lots 1 1 and
12 in the said Concession 1. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 70, Part 1;
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 8.
11. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Village of
Bancroft in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
51 and 52 and a point situate 660 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 56
and 57. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched.
70, Parts 1 and 3.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 60 and 62 in the County
of Renfrew lying between a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the road allowance between the
townships of Sherwood and Hagarty
in the Township of Sherwood and a
point situate 500 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 32 and 33 in Concession
4 in the Township of Hagarty.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings com-
mencing at a point situate 1130 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 3
and 4 in Concession 5 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2100 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
16 and 17 in Concession 5 and a point
situate 300 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 18 and 19 in the said
Concession 5.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Madoc in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
27 and 28 in Concession 5 and a point
situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 28 and 29 in the said
Concession 5.
5. That part of the King's Highway
Hastings— known as No. 62 in the Township of
Huntingdon in the County of Hastings
Twp. of commencing at a point situate 1200
Huntingdon fgg^ measured southerly from its inter-
Hastings
Twp. of
Madoc
Hastings —
Twp. of
Madoc
Hastings —
Twp. of
Madoc
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
839
Hastings —
Twp. of
Huntingdon
Hastings —
Village of
Bancroft
Hastings —
Twp. of
Dungannon
section with the centre bne of the road
allowance between concessions 6 and
7 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1950 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Huntingdon in the County of Hastings
commencing at a point situate 3500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the road
allowance between the townships of
Huntingdon and Madoc and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
1500 feet more or less.
That fwut of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Village of
Bancroft in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 170 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 67
and 68 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 76
and 77.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Dungannon in the County of Hastings
lying between a point situate 1000 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Detlor Road and a
point situate 170 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the Une
between lots 31 and 32 in Concession
East of Hastings Road. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 70, Part 4; O. Reg.
512/71, s. 9.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
RadcUfie in the County of Renfrew
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
3 and 4 in Concession 6 and a point
situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 6 and 7 in Concession 5.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the townships of
Herschel and Bangor, Wicklow and'
McClure in the County of Hastings
commencing at a point situate 390
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre Une of the
King's Highway known as No. 127
and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 2710 feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Hastings — known as No. 62 in the Village of
Village of Bancroft in the County of Hastings
Bancroft Ij^ng between a point situate 660 feet
Renfrew—
Twp. of
Radcliffe
Hastings —
Twps. of
Herschel
and Bangor,
Wicklow and
McClure
Hastings —
Twjis. of
Herschel
and Bangor,
Wicklow and
McClure
Hastings —
Twp. of
Huntingdon
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
District of
Nipissing —
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 56
and 57 and a point situate 400 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 58
and 59.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the townships of
Herschel and Bangor, Wicklow and
McClure in the County of Hastings
commencing at a point situate 390 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. 127 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2715 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 in the Township of
Huntingdon in the County of Hastings
commencing at a point situate 2000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre Une of the road
allowance between the townships of
Huntingdon and Madoc and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
500 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 70, Parts 5-7.
Schedule 72
HIGHWAY NO. 63
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 63 in the City of North
Bay in the District of Nipissing lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Lees Road and a
point situate at its intersection with
the Une between the City of North
Bay and the Township of Phelps.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 63 in the Township of
Poitras in the District of Nipissing
lying between a point situate 500 feet
840
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Poitras
District of
Sudbury —
Twps. of
Delamere
and Bigwood
District of
Sudbury —
Twps. of
Delamere,
Bigwood and
Martland
District of
Sudbury —
Twps. of
Cosby and
Martland
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
waterway known as McDougall Creek
and a point situate at its intersection
with the boundary line between the
Province of Ontario and the Province
of Quebec.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 71.
Schedule 73
HIGHWAY NO. 64
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 64 in the townships of
Delamere and Bigwood in the District
of Sudbury lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 and a point situate
1500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Camp Driftwood
Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 64 in the District of
Sudbury lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Camp Driftwood
Road in the townships of Delamere
and Bigwood and a point situate 2600
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 535 in
the Township of Martland.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 64 in the townships of
Cosby and Martland in the District of
Sudbury commencing at a point situate
2600 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 535
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 1600 feet more or less.
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Delamere
District of
Nipissing —
Twp. of
Macpherson
District of
Sudbury —
Twps. of
Cosby and
Martland
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twf)s. of
Dymond
and Casey
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 64 in the Township of
Delamere in the District of Sudbury
commencing at a point situate 1500
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Camp Driftwood Road
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 3500 feet more or less.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 64 in the Township of
Macpherson in the District of Nipissing
commencing at a point situate 525 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
to Back Bay Cabins in Concession 4
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 2075 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 64 in the townships of
Cosby and Martland in the District of
Sudbury commencing at a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No.
535 and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 3100 feet more
or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
72.
Schedule 74
HIGHWAY NO. 65
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 65 in the District of
Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. IIB in the Township of
Dymond and a point situate at its
intersection with the Ontario-Quebec
boundary in the Township of Casey.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
I (Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
841
Twp. of
James
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 65 in the Township of
Timiskaming — James in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 152 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Rosedale Street in the
locality of Elk Lake and a point
situate 122 metres measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
roadway known as West Street. R. R. O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 73; O. Reg.
922/78, s. 5.
Schedule 75
HIGHWAY NO. 66
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of Eby
Town of
Kirkland Lake
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 66 in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 3000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Gold
Avenue in the Town of Kirkland Lake
and a point situate at i*s intersection
with the easterly limit of the northerly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 11 in the Township of Eby.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Township of
McGarry in the District of Timiskaming
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the Ontario-Quebec
boundary and a point situate 1100
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Hummel Street
in the locality of Keams.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Territorial
District of District of Timiskaming lying between
Timiskaming— a point situate 1200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of
McGarry
Twps. of
McGarry and
Larder Lake
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twps. of
Larder Lake
and Lebel
District of
Timiskaming —
Twp. of Lebel
District of
Timiskaming-
Town of
Kirkland
Lake
District of
Timiskaming-
Town of
Kirkland
Lake
District of
Timiskaming-
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Webster Street in the locality
of Virginiatown in the Township of
McGarry and a point situate 2150 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Godfrey Street in the Town-
ship of Larder Lake.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the District of
Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 1100 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 624 in the incorporated Town-
ship of Larder Lake and a point situate
600 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Craig Street in the
locality of King Kirkland in the Town-
ship of Lebel.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 66 in the Township of Lebel
in the Territorial District of Timis-
kaming lying between a point situate
500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Main Street in the
locality of King Kirkland and a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly
from its intersectin with the easterly
limit of the westerly junction of the
Ontario Northland Railway right-of-
way.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Town of Kirk-
land Lake in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 600 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Gold-
thorpe Road and a point situate 700
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 112.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Town of Kirk-
" land Lake in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 1800 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 112 and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the Ontario Northland Railway's right-
of-way.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Town of Kirk-
" land Lake in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming beginning at a point
842
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Town of
Kirkland
Lake
District of
Timis-
katning —
Twp. of
McGarry
situate at its intersection with the
westerly hmit of the roadway known
as Gold Avenue and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 3000
feet more or less.
Part 4 '
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Township of
McGarry in the District of Timiskaming
commencing at a point situate 100 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the easterly limit of the road-
way known as Hummel Street in the
locahty of Kearns and extending east-
erly therealong for a distance of
1000 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the incorporated
Township of Larder Lake in the District
of Timiskaming commencing at a
point situate 100 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 624 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1000 feet more or less.
3. That part of the King's Highway known
District of as No. 66 in the Township of Lebel
Timis- in the Territorial District of Timis-
kaming— kaming commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
Twp. of Lebel jj^^jj q^ ^^le westerly junction of the
Ontario Northland Railway right-of-
way and extending easterly therealong
for a distance of 1000 feet more or less.
Part 5
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of
Larder Lake
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Town of
Kirkland Lake
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of
Lebel
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 66 in the Town of Kirkland
Lake in the Territorial District of Timis-
kaming lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Main
Street and a point situate 250 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Hilltop Drive East.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Township of
Lebel in the District of Timiskaming
lying between a point situate 500 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with a roadway known as Main Street
and a point situate 600 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with a
roadway known as Craig Street .
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Town of
Kirkland Lake
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of
McGarry
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 66 in the Town of Kirkland
Lake in the Territorial District of Timis-
kaming commencing at a point situate
1800 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 112
and extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the Township of
McGarry in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 200 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Kearns
Street in the locality of Kearns and a
point situate 1200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Webster Street in the locahty
of Virginiatown.
S. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 66 in the locality of
Timiskaming— Larder Lake in the Township of Larder
Lake in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 2150 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Godfrey
Street and a point situate 100 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 624.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 66 in the Township of
Timiskaming — Cairo in the Territorial District of
Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the bridge over the
Montreal River and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Mar-
garet Street.
Twp. of
Larder Lake
Twp. of
Cairo
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of
McGarry
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 66 in the locahty of
Kearns in the Township of McGarry
in the District of Timiskaming lying
between a point situate 100 feet mea-
sured easterly from its intersection
with the roadway known as Hummel
Street and a point situate 200 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as
Kearns Street.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
843
Twp. of
Lebel
3. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 66 in the Township of
Timiskaming — Lebel in The Territorial District of
Timiskaming beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the westerly junction
of the Ontario Northland Railway
right-of-way and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 280
metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
74; O. Reg. 138/73, s. 2 (1-6); O. Reg.
114/74, s. 12; O. Reg. 882/75, s. 1;
O. Reg. 228/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 149/78,
s. 1; O. Reg. 287/78, s. 2.
Schedule 76
HIGHWAY NO. 67
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 67 in the Township of
Calvert in the Territorial District of
Cochrane Mng between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 2 and 3 in Concession 3 and a
point situate at its intersection with
the northerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 1 1 .
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 67 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the southerly junction of the westerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 in the Town of Iroquois Falls
and a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 101 in the
City of Timmins.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 67 in the Township of
Calvert in the District of Cochrane
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the Une between
lots 2 and 3 in Concession 3 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
District of
Cochrane—
Twp. of
Calvert
District of
Cochrane —
Town of
Iroquois Falls
City of
Timmins
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Calvert
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Mongowin
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 75;
O. Reg. 221/72, s. 10; O. Reg. 34/73,
s. 20(1, 2); O. Reg. 271/73, s. 1.
Schedule 77
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 68
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 68 in the
locality of Whitefiish Falls in the
Township of Mongowin in the District
of Sudbury lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 68 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 68.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429. Sched. 77.
Schedule 78
HIGHWAY NO. 69
Part 1
(Reserved)
844
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Tay
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Foley
District
of Parry
Sound —
Twps. of
McDougall
and
Harrison
District
of Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Harrison
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Sudbury -
City of
Sudbury
Part 2
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 69 lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 12 in the
Township of Tay in the County of Sim-
coe and a point situate 245 metres mea-
sured southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 518 in the Township of
Foley in the Territorial District of Parry
Sound.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound lying between
a point situate 305 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Hammel Avenue in the
Township of McDougall and a point
situate 580 metres measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the Secondary Highway known
as No. 644 in the Township of Harrison.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 lying between a
point situate 760 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the Secondary
Highway known as No. 644 in the
Township of Harrison in the Terri-
torial District of Parry Sound and a
point situate 215 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the northerly junction
of the roadway known as Algonquin
Road in the City of Sudbury in The
Regional Municipality of Sudbury.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
City of
Sudbury
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the northerly limit of the City of
Sudbury and a point situate 750 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Vera Street in that
part of the Town of Valley East, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Blezard in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 69 in The Regional
Municipality Municipality of Sudbury lying between
of Sudbury and a point situate 1900 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
District of
Sudbury—
Twp. of
Hanmer
Town of
Valley East
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Towns of
Valley East
and Capreol
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Valley East
known as No. 634 in that part of the
Town of Valley East, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Blezard in the Territorial
District of Sudbury, and a point
situate 200 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Glenn
Street in that part of the Town of
Valley East, that on the 31st day of
December, 1972, was the Township of
Hanmer in the Territorial District
of Sudbury.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate 500 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the southerly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 545 in that part of the Town of
Valley East, that on the 31st day of
December, 1972, was the Township
of Capreol in the Territorial District
of Sudbury and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the Town of Capreol.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 in that part of the
Town of Valley East in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
31st day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Blezard in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 750 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Vera Street and a point situate 700
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 634.
Part 5
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Valley East
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 in that part of the
Town of Valley East in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
31st day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Blezard in the Territorial
District of Sudbury commencing at a
point situate 700 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 634 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2600 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 69 in the City of
Municipality Sudbury in The Regional Municipality
of Sudbury— Qf Sudbury commencing at a point
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
845
City of
Sudbury
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Valley East
District of
Parry Sound-
Twp. of
McDougall
situate 700 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Algon-
quin Road and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 925 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying be-
tween a point situate 200 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Glenn Street in
that part of the Town of Valley East,
that on the 31st day of December,
1972, was the Township of Hanmer
in the Territorial District of Sudbury
and a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the Canadian
National Railway right-of-way in that
part of the Town of Valley East, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Capreol in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 78;
O. Reg. 91/73, s. 4; O. Reg. 270/73,
s. 2 (1-6); O. Reg. 114/74, s. 13; O. Reg.
679/74, s. 14; O. Reg. 399/76, s. 10;
O. Reg. 286/77, s. 4; O. Reg. 567/77,
s. S; O. Reg. 611/77, s. 2; O. Reg.
699/79, s. 1.
Schedule 79
HIGHWAY NO. 69B
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 79;
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 11 (1).
Parts
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 69B in the Township of
McDougall in the District of Parry
Sound Ijdng between a point situate at
its intersection with the King's High-
Twp. of
McDougall
way known as No. 69 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between lots 27 and 28 in Concession 1.
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 11 (3).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 69B in the Township of
Parrv- Sound — McDougall in the District of Parry
Sound lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Isabella
Street and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
northerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 69. O. Reg.
912/76, s. 9 (2).
Schedule 80
HIGHWAY NO. 70
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
Grey —
Twjjs. of
Derby and
Keppel
Grey —
Twp. of
Keppel
Grey-
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 70 in the County of
Grey lying between a p>oint situate at
its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 and 21 in the Township of Derby
and a point situate 1500 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
line between lots 19 and 20 in Conces-
sion 2 South of Ouphant Road in the
Township of Keppel.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 70 in the Township of
Keppel in the County of Grey lying
between a point situate 1 730 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the roadway known as John Street
in the Village of Shallow Lake and a
point situate 1700 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween the Township of Keppel and the
Village of Hepworth.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 70 in the Township of
Keppel in the County of Grey com-
846
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of mencing at a point situate at its inter-
Keppel section with the line between lots 19
and 20 in Concession 2 South of
Ouphant Road and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less.
Grey —
Twp. of
Keppel
Grey —
Village of
Shallow
Lake
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 70 in the Township of
Keppel in the County of Grey com-
mencing at a point situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between the Township of
Keppel and the Village of Hepworth
and extending southerly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 70 in the Village of
Shallow. Lake in the County of Grey
lying between a point situate 230 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as John Street and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet more or less.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 70 in the Township of
Keppel in the County of Grey com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between the Township of
Keppel in the County of Grey and the
Village of Hepworth in the County of
Bruce and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 200 feet more or
less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
80.
Schedule 81
HIGHWAY NO, 71
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 71 in the District of
Rainy Rainy River lying between the point
River — where it intersects a roadway known
as Dock Road in the locality of Nestor
Grey —
Twp. of
Keppel
District of
Rainy
River —
Nestor Falls
Nestor Falls Falls and the point at which it intersects
the King's Highway known as No. 11.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 71 in the locality of
Nestor Falls in the District of Rainy
River lying between a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with a roadway known as
Arrowhead Road and the point at
which it intersects a roadway known
as Dock Road.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 71 in the Township of Godson in
the Territorial District of Kenora lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly boundary of the
Sabaskong Bay Indian Reserve No. 35D
and a point situate at its intersection with
the westerly boundary of the said Sabas-
kong Bay Indian Reserve No. 35D.
2 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 7 1 in the Improvement District of
Sioux Narrows in the Territorial District
of Kenora lying between a point situate
125 metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between the townships of McGeorge and
Willingdon and a point situate 1200
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the bridge
over the waterway known as Sioux Nar-
rows.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 81; O.
Reg. 671/79, s. 5; O. Reg. 927/80,
s. 3.
Schedule 82
HIGHWAY NO, 72
Part 1
(Reserved)
'' '•' Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 72 in the Territorial
Kenora — District of Kenora lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
District
of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Godson
District of
Kenora —
Improve-
ment
District of
Sioux
Narrows
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
847
Twps. of the King's Highway known as No. 17
Southworth in the Township of Southworth and a
and Drayton point situate 2500 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly abutment of the bridge over
the Frog Rapids in the Township of
Drayton.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 114/74, s. 14.
Schedule 83
HIGHWAY NO. 73
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the Township of
North Dorchester in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the roadway
known as County Road No. 29 and
a point situate 750 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre Une of the road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the Township of
North Dorchester in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situ-
ate 800 feet measured southerly frotn
its intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between concessions
2 and 3 and a point situate 1500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
5 and 6.
Middlesex —
Twp. of
North
Dorchester
Middlesex—
Twp. of
North
Dorchester
3. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex known as No. 73 lying between a point
and Elgin — situate 1400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
Twps. of
North
Dorchester
and South
Dorchester
Elgin —
Twps. of
South
Dorchester
and Malahide
Town of
Aylmer
Elgin —
Twp. of
Malahide
Middlesex—
Twp. of
North
Dorchester
Elgin —
Twp. of
Malahide
Elgin-
line of the road allowance between
concessions 5 and 6 in the Township
of North Dorchester in the County of
Middlesex and a point situate 1500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre Une of the
roadway known as County Road No.
48 in the Township of South Dor-
chester in the County of Elgin.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 900
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
48 in the Township of South Dor-
chester and a point situate 1645
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
roadway known as Beech Street in
the Town of Aylmer in the Township
of Malahide.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 150
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre Une of the
road allowance between Gore Con-
cession South of Talbot Road and
Concession 5 and a point situate 1200
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre Une of the
roadway known as County Road No.
42.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the Township of
North Dorchester in the County of
Middlesex commencing at a p>oint
situate 1500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
Une of the road allowance between
concessions 5 and 6 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
2900 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
commencing at a point situate 1645
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly Umit of the
roadway known as Beech Street in the
Town of Aylmer and extending south-
erly therealong for a distance of
940 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
848
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Malahide
Elgin —
Twp. of
'Malahide
Elgin —
Twp. of
Yarmouth
Elgin —
Twp. of
Yarmouth
commencing at a point situate 3035
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between Gore Con-
cession South of Talbot Road and
Concession 5 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 2885
feet more or less.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 73 in the Township of
Malahide in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 400
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Bank Street in the
locality of Port Bruce and a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Main Street. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 82.
Schedule 84
HIGHWAY NO. 74
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 74 in the Township of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 150 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the northerly limit of the
Canadian National Railways right of
way and a point situate 650 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the road allowance between concessions
10 and 11.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 74 in the Township of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 850 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions
Middlesex —
Twps. of
Westminster
and North
Dorchester
Middlesex —
Twp. of
Westminster
Elgin —
Twp. of
Yarmouth
Elgin —
Twp. of
Yarmouth
Middlesex
and Elgin-
10 and 11 and a point situate 330
feet measured southerly from its in-
tersection with the line between the
counties of Elgin and Middlesex.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 74 in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situate
1500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Middlesex
County Suburban Road No. 29 in the
townships of Westminster and North
Dorchester and a point situate 460
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the
road allowance between concessions 6
and 7 in the Township of Westminster.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 74 in the Township of
Westminster in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situ-
ate 1500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the roadway known as
County Road No. 29 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
said County Road No. 29.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 74 in the Township of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit of
King's Highway known as No. 3 and a
point situate 150 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the Canadian
National Railways right-of-way
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 74 in the Township of
Yarmouth in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 650 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 10
and 11 and a point situate 850 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 10
and 11.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 74 lying between a point
situate 460 feet measured northerly
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
849
Twp. of
Westminster
Village of
Belmont
Middlesex
and Elgin —
Twp. of
Mosa
Village of
West Lome
Elgin —
Twp. of
Aldborough
Middlesex —
Twp. of
Aldborough
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 6 and 7 in the Township
of Westminster in the County of
Middlesex and a point situate 198
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly Hmit of the
roadway known as Washburn Street
in the Village of Belmont in the County
of Elgin. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 83; O. Reg. 912/76, s. 10.
Schedule 85
HIGHWAY NO. 76
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 76 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly Hmit of the King's Highway
known as No. 2 in the Township of
Mosa in the County of Middlesex and a
point situate 350 feet measured north-
erly from the centre line of the road-
way known as Walker Street in the
Village of West Lome in the County of
Elgin.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 76 in the Township of
Aldborough in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate 1850
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between conces-
sions 10 and 1 1 and a point situate at
its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 3.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 76 in the Township of
Aldborough in the County of Elgin
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
concessions 9 and 10 and a point situate
1850 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
concessions 10 and 11.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Essex —
Twp. of
Mersea
Kent—
Twps. of
Camden and
Chatham
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 84.
Schedule 86
HIGHWAY NO. 77
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 77 in the Township of Mersea in
the County of Essex beginning at a point
situate 255 metres measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre line
of the road allowance between conces-
sions 7 and 8 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 625 metres.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 85;
O. Reg. 432/80, s. 4.
Schedule 87
HIGHWAY NO. 78
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 78 in the County of
Kent lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly
Hmit of the King's Highway known
as No. 21 in the Township of Camden
and a point situate 300 feet measured
850
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Kent—
Twp. of
Chatham
Town of
Wallaceburg
Kent and
Lambton —
Twps. of
Zone and
Brooke
Village of
Alvinston
westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between lots 15 and 16 in Concession
2 in the Gore of the Township of
Chatham.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 78 in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 300
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 15 and 16
in Concession 2 in the Gore of the
Township of Chatham and a point
situate 150 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as High-
land Drive in the Town of Wallace-
burg.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 86.
Schedule 88
HIGHWAY NO. 79
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 79 lying between a point
situate 1100 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Kent
Road No. 24 in the Township of Zone
in the County of Kent and a point
situate 1500 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Railroad
Street North in the Village of Alvin-
ston in the Township of Brooke in the
County of l.amhton.
Lambton-
That part of
known as No.
the King's Highway
79 in the County of
Twps. of
Brooke and
Warwick
Village of
Alvinston
Lambton-
Twp. of
Warwick
Lambton-
Twp, of
Warwick
Lambton-
Twp. of
Warwick
Lambton—
Village of
Alvinston
Lambton lying between a point situ-
ate 1800 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Railroad
Street North in the Village of Alvinston
in the Township of Brooke and a point
situate 1000 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line
between concessions 5 and 6 in the
Township of Warwick.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 79 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Lambton County
Road No. 11 and a point situate at
its intersection with the southerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No. 7.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 79 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
concessions 5 and 6 and extending
southerly therealong for a distance of
1000 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 79 in the Township of
Warwick in the County of Lambton
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly Hmit
of the roadway known as Lambton
County Road No. 11 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
1500 feet more or less.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 79 in the Village of
Alvinston in the County of Lambton
commencing at a point situate 1500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Railroad Street
North and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 3300 feet more
or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 87.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
«51
Middlesex—
Twps. of
Ekfrid and
Mosa
Middlesex and
Lambton —
Twjjs. of
Ekfrid and
Moore
Schedule 89
HIGHWAY NO. 80
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 80 in the townships of
Ekfrid and Mosa in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situ-
ate at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 and a point situate 700 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between Range 2 North
of Longwoods Road and Concession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 80 lying between a point
situate 1615 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 1 and 2 in the Township
of Ekfrid in the County of Middlesex
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between lots 5 and 6
in concessions 4 and 5 in the Township
of Moore in the County of Lambton.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 80 in the Township of
Moore in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 50 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 7 and 8
in concessions 4 and 5 and a point
situate 600 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as County Road
No. 7.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 80 in the Township of
Moore in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate 1100
feet meeisured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No.
7 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 40.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 80 in the townships of
Lambton-
Twp. of
Moore
Lambton —
Twp. of
Moore
Twps. of
Mosa and
Ekfrid
Middlesex —
Twps. of
Mosa and
Ekfrid
Lambton-
Twp. of
Moore
Middlesex-
TwfK. of
Mosa and
Ekfrid
Mosa and Ekfrid in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situate
700 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between Range 2 North
of Longwoods Road and Concession 1
and a point situate 460 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Parkhouse Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 80 in the townshijjs of
Mosa and Ekfrid in the County of
Middlesex commencing at a point
situate 315 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 1 and 2 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
1300 feet more or less.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 80 in the Township of
Moore in the County of Lambton
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
5 and 6 in concessions 4 and 5 and a
point situate 50 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 7 and 8 in the said con-
cessions 4 and 5.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 80 in the townships of
Mosa and Ekfrid in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situ-
ate 460 feet measured southerly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Parkhouse
Road and a point situate 142 feet mea-
sured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Anne Street in the Village
of Glencoe. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 88.
Schedule 90
HIGHWAY NO. 81
Part 1
(Reserved)
852
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
West
Williams
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 7 and 81 in the Township
of West WiUiams in the County of
Twp. of Middlesex commencing at a point
situate 1200 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 5 and 6 in Concession 18 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 6600 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex— known as No. 81 in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point situ-
Twps. of ate at its intersection with the south-
w'^ wn*""^' ^""^y ^^^^^ o^ ^^^ K^"g's Highway
an^Adelaidr '^"°^" ^^ ^°- '^ ^" *^^ townships of
East Williams and West WilHams and
a point situate 2000 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 3 and 4 in
the Township of Adelaide.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex known as No. 81 lying between a point
and Huron— situate 1500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the southerly
Twps.ofWest jjj^j^ Qf ^jjg j.Q^^j allowance between
"^lllleiniS
McGillivrav ^^^ townships of West Williams and
and Stephen McGillivray in the County of Middle-
sex and a point situate 3400 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 21 in the
Township of Stephen in the County
of Huron. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 89, Part 1; O. Re^. 91/72,
s. 15 (1).
4. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 81 in the Township of
Caradoc in the County of Middlesex
Twp. of lying between a point situate 1500
Caradoc ^^^^ measured southerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 9
and 10 and a point situate 2000 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known cis Victoria Street in
the Village of Mount Brydges.
5. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex— known as No. 81 in the Township of
Caradoc in the County of Middlesex
Caradoc ^yi^g between a point situate 300
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the road allowance be-
•^ tween concessions 1 and 2 and a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 2. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 89, Part 2; O. Reg.
924/74, s. 14 (1).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 81 in the County of
Middlesex commencing at a point
Twps.ofWest situate at its intersection with the
Williams and southerly limit of the road allowance
McGilhvray between the townships of West
Williams and McGillivray and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 1500 feet more or less. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 89, Part 4;
O. Reg. 91/72, s. 15 (2); O. Reg. 847/78,
s. 2 (1).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex— known as No. 81 in the Village of
Mount Brydges in the County of
Mourn Brydges Middlesex beginning at a point situate
2000 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as Victoria Street and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1400 feet, more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 81 in the Village of
Mount Brydges in the County of
Mounf Brydges Middlesex lying between a point
situate 50 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as John Street
and a point situate 300 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
road allowance between concessions 1
and 2.
3. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex— known as No. 81 in the Township of
Adelaide in the County of Middlesex
Twp. of beginning at a point situate at its
.Adelaide intersection with the southerly limits
of the road allowance between con-
cessions 3S and 4S and extending
northerly therealong for a distance
of 600 metres. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 89, Part 5; O. Reg. 924/74,
s. 14 (2); O. Reg. 399/76, s. 11 (1);
O. Reg. 254/77, s. 9 (1); O. Reg. 847/78,
s. 2 (2).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
Middlesex — known as No. 81 in the Township of
Caradoc in the County of Middlesex
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
853
Twp. of
Caradoc
Perth and
Huron —
Town of
Fullarton
Town of
Exeter
Huron —
Twjjs. of Hay
and Stephen
Town of
Exeter
Huron —
Twf)s. of
Hay and
Stephen
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Carrol Street
between concessions 9 and 10 and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet. O. Reg. 254/77,
s. 9 (2).
Schedule 91
HIGHWAY NO. 83
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 83 lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 23 in the Township
of Fullarton in the County of Perth
and a point situate 3360 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
the centreline of the King's Highway
known as No. 4 in the Town of Exeter
in the County of Huron.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 83 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
200 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the Canadian National Railways'
right-of-way in the Town of Exeter and
a point situate 100 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 22 and 23 in South
Boundary Concession in the Township
of Hay and lots 22 and 23 in North
Boundary Concession in the Township
of Stephen.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 83 in the townships of
Hay and Stephen in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
800 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 24 and 25 in Concession North
of Thames Road and Concession South
of Thames Road and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 21.
Huron —
Twps. of
Hay and
Stephen
Huron —
Twps. of
Hay and
Stephen
Huron-
Town of
Bketer
Huron —
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 83 in the townships of
Hay and Stephen in the County of
Huron commencing at a point situate
300 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
22 and 23 in Concession North of
Thames Road and Concession South of
Thames Road and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1300 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 83 in the townships of
Hay and Stephen in the County of
Huron, commencing at a point situate
700 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots
24 and 25 in Concession North of
Thames Road and Concession South
of Thames Road and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less.
Part 5
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 83 in the Town of Exeter in the
County of Huron lying between a point
situate 3360 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre-
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 4 and a point situate 200 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the westerly limit of the Canadian
National Railways' right-of-way.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 90;
O. Reg. 221/72, s. 11; O. Reg. 138/73,
s. 3(1,2).
Schedule 92
HIGHWAY NO. 84
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 84 in the Township of
854
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Hay
Huron —
Twp. of
Hay
Huron —
Twp. of
Hay
Huron —
Twp. of
Hay
Regional
Municipali
of
Waterloo-
Cities of
Kitchener
and
Waterloo
Hay in the County of Huron lying
between a point situate 247 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
1 and 2 and a point situate 100 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the roadway
known as Blind Line between con-
cessions 9 and 10.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 84 in the Township of
Hay in the County of Huron lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre Hne of Con-
cession 11 and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly hmit of
the King's Highway known as No. 21.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 84 in the Township of
Hay in the County of Huron lying
between a point situate 100 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Blind Line between con-
cessions 9 and 10 and a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of the said Concession 10.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 84 in the Township of
Hay in the County of Huron com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between con-
cessions 1 and 2 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 247 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 91.
Schedule 93
HIGHWAY NO. 85
Part 1
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 85 in The Regional
ty Municipality of Waterloo lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Wellington Street in the City
of Kitchener and a point situate
2600 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Wellington
and
Waterloo —
TwfiSi of
Peel,"
Wellesley and
Maryborough
Wellington
and Perth —
Twps. of
Maryborough
and Wallace
roadway known as King Street in the
City of Waterloo.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 92;
O. Reg. 390/73, s. 7; O. Reg. 1046/75,
s. 6; O. Reg. 101/76. s. 12; O. Reg.
779/76. s. 3; O. Reg. 543/80. s. 2.
Schedule 94
HIGHWAY NO. 86
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 lying between a
point situate 300 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the Canadian Pacific
Railway right-of-way in the Township
of Peel in the County of Wellington
and in the Township of Wellesley in
the County of Waterloo and a point
situate 600 feet measured easterly from
its intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between the town-
ships of Maryborough and Peel in the
County of Wellington.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 lying between a
point situate 1200 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween the townships of Maryborough
and Peel in the County of Wellington
and a point situate 1500 feet measured
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
855
Perth and
Huron —
Twps. of
Elmaand
Grey
Huron —
Twps. of
Grey and
Tumberry
Huron —
Twp. of
Tumberry
Huron and
Bruce—
Twps. of
Tumberry
and Kinloss
Bruce —
Twp. of
Kinloss
easterly from its intersection with the
hne between lots 21 and 22 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Wallace
in the County of Perth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 lying between a point
situate 2300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as King's
Highway No. 23 in the Township of
Elma in the County of Perth and a
point situate 200 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 53 and 54 in Concession 1
in the Township of Grey in the County
of Huron.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
200 feet measured eeisterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the road allowance between lots 50 and
51 in Concession 1 in the Township of
Grey and a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as King's Highway
No. 87 in the Township of Tumberry.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the Township of
Tumberry in the County of Huron
Ijang between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between lots
26 and 27 in Concession 1 and a point
situate at its intersection with the Hne
between lots 4 and 5 in the said Con-
cession 1.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 lying between a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 5 and 6 in Concession B
in the Township of Tumberry in the
County of Huron and a point situate
1400 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the road allowance between lots 10 and
1 1 in Concession 1 in the Township of
Kinloss in the County of Bruce.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the Township of
Kinloss in the County of Bruce lying
between a point situate 700 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the
road allowance between lots 10 and 11
in Concession 1 and a point situate
400 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between lots
54 and 55 in the said Concession 1.
Huron and
Bruce —
Twps. of
Ashfield
and Huron
Perth and
Huron —
Twps. of
Grey and
Wallace
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of Lot 12 in Concession 14
in the Township of Ashfield in the
County of Huron and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as King's
Highway No. 21 in the Township of
Huron in the Countv of Bruce.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the Township of
Wallace in the County of Perth and in
the Township of Grey in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
200 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the boundary line
between lots 53 and 54 in Concession 1
in the said Township of Grey and a
point situate 200 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
easterly limits of the road allowance
between lots 50 and 51 in Concession
1 in the said Township of Grey.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Wellington — known as No. 86 in the County of
Wellington lying between a point
situate 600 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between the
townships of Maryborough and Peel
and a point situate 1200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance be-
tween the said townships of Mary-
borough and Peel.
Twps. of
Peel and
Maryborough
Perth—
Twp. of
Wallace
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the Township of
Wallace in the County of Perth com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 21
and 22 in Concession 1 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the Township of
Elma in the County of Perth com-
mencing at a point situate 800 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as King's Highway
No. 23 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1500 feet more
or less.
5. That part of the King's Highway
Bruce — known as No. 86 in the Township of
Kinloss in the County of Bmce com-
Perth—
Twp. of
Elma
856
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of mencing at a point situate 1400 feet
Kinloss measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the road
allowance between lots 10 and 11 in
Concession 1 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 2100 feet
more or less.
Bruce and
Huron —
Twps. of
Kinloss and
Wawanosh
West
Huron —
Twps. of
Morris,
Tumberry
and East
Wawanosh
County of
Wellington
Twp. of Peel-
Regional
Municipality
of Waterloo
Twp. of
Wellesley
Perth—
Twps. of
Wallace
and Elma
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 lying between a point
situate 400 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 54 and 55 in Concession 1
in the Township of Kinloss in the
County of Bruce and a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of Lot 14 in Concession 14 in the Town-
ship of Wawanosh West in the County
of Huron.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 4 and 5 in Concession 1 in the
Town of Wingham in the Township of
Morris and a point situate 300 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 5 and 6
in Concession B in the townships of
Turnberrv and East Wawanosh.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 lying between a point
situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 19 and 20 in Concession 1
in the Township of Peel in the County
of WeUington and lots 19 and 20 in
Concession 14 West Section in the
Township of Wellesley in The Regional
Municipality of Waterloo and a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly from
its intersection with the centre line
of the Canadian Pacific Railway right
of way.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 86 in the County of
Perth lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the centre line of
Lot 28 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Wallace and a point situate
800 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as King's High-
way No. 23 in the Township of Elma.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 93;
O. Reg. 399/76, s. 12; O. Reg. 286/77,
s. 5; O. Reg. 543/80, s. 3.
Wellington
and Huron-
Twps. of
Minto and
Howick
Huron —
Twps. of
Howick and
Turnberry
Huron —
Twp. of
Howick
Welhngton-
Twp. of
Minto
Huron-
Schedule 95
HIGHWAY NO. 87
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 87 lying between a point
situate 630 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between concessions 9 and D in the
Township of Minto in the County of
Wellington and a point situate 1200
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 5
and 6, Concession 9 in the Township
of Howick in the County of Huron.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 87 in the County of
Huron lying between a point situate
2500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
concessions A and B in the Township
of Howick and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 86
in the Township of Turnberry.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 87 in the Township of
Howick in the County of Huron lying
between a point situate 400 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between lots 5 and 6,
Concession 9 and a point situate 750
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between conces-
sions A and B.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
- known as No. 87 in the Township of
Minto in the County of Wellington
lying between a point situate 1370
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between con-
cessions 9 and D and a point situate
630 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the line between
concessions 9 and D.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 87 in the Township of
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
857
Twp. of
Howick
Huron —
Twp. of
Howick
Simcoe —
Twp. of
West
Gwillimbury
Simcoe —
Twp. of
West
Gwillimbury
Howick in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 750 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
A and B and a point situate 2500 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the line between con-
cessions A and B.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 87 in the Township of
Howick in the County of Huron
lying between a point situate 1200
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 5
and 6 Concession 9 and a point
situate 400 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 5 and 6 Concession 9.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 94;
O. Reg. 36/77, s. 5; O. Reg. 185/77. s. 4.
Schedule 96
HIGHWAY NO. 88
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 88 in the Township of
West Gwillimbury in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
2800 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 27 and a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway known as No. 10 Side
Road (Middleton Corners).
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 88 in the Township of
West Gwillimbury, in the County of
Simcoe, from its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 27 and
a point distant 2800 feet measured
easterly therealong.
Simcoe —
Twp. of
West
Gwillimbury
TowTi of
Bradford
Dufferin —
Twp. of
Mono
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Adjala
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Essaand
Tecumseth
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 88 in the Township of
West Gwillimbury in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly limit
of the roadway known as Melbourne
Crescent in the Town of Bradford and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 600 feet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 95; O. Reg. 36/77, s. 6.
Schedule 97
HIGHWAY NO. 89
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the Township of
Mono in the County of Dufferin
lying between the point at which it
intersects the King's Highway known
as No. 10 and a point situate 650 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between the townships of
Mono and Adjala.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the Township of
Adjala in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 850 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road
allowance between the townships of
Mono and Adjala and a point situate
2100 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between concessions
7 and 8.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the townships of
Essa and Tecumseth in the County
of Simcoe lying between a point situate
700 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between lots 5 and
6 in Concession 15 in the Township
of Tecumseth and a point situate
1980 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the King's Highway known cis No. 27.
858
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Grey and
Wellington-
Twps. of
Egremont
and Arthur
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the Township of
- Egremont in the County of Grey and
in the Township of Arthur in the
County of WelUngton lying between
a point situate 480 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
hne between lots 1 and 2 in Concession
4 in the said Township of Egremont
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
line between lots 28 and 29 in the said
Concession 4.
Grey,
Wellington
and
Dufferin —
Twps. of
Proton,
West Luther,
Melancthon
and Amaranth
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the Township of
Proton in the County of Grey, in the
Township of West Luther in the
County of Wellington and in the town-
ships of Melancthon and Amaranth
in the County of Dufferin lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 3 and 4 in Con-
cession 1 in the said Township of
Proton and a point situate 1750 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 3 and 4
in the said Township of Melancthon.
6. That part of the King's Highway
Simcoe — known as No. 89 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 1 and 2 in Concession 1 in
the Township of Innisfil and lots 1
and 2 in Concession 14 in the Township
of West Gwillimbury and a point
situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 6 and 7 in Concession 1 in
the Township of Innisfil and lots 6
and 7 in Concession 14 in the Town-
ship of West Gwillimbury.
Twps. of
Innisfil
and West
Gwillimbury
Wellington-
Twp. of
Minto
Wellington
and Grey —
Twp. of
Normsmby
Town of
Harriston
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the Township of
Minto in the County of Wellington
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No. 23
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 87.
8. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 lying between a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the Town of Harriston in the
County of Wellington and a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Sligo Road in the Township of Nor-
manby in the County of Grey. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 96, Parts 1-3;
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 12; O. Reg. 91/72,
s. 16 (1).
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
Dufferin known as No. 89 in the Township of
and Simcoe — Mono in the County of Dufferin and in
the Township of Adjala in the County
of Simcoe commencing at a point
situate 650 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
the townships of Mono and Adjala
in the Township of Mono in the County
of Dufferin and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1500
feet more or less in the Township of
Adjala in the County of Simcoe.
Twps. of
Mono and
Adjala
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Essa and
Tecumseth
Wellington-
Twp. of
Minto
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the townships of
Essa and Tecumseth in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Downey Avenue
and a point situate 700 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6 in Concession
15 in the Township of Tecumseth.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the Township of
Minto in the County of Wellington
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit
of the Town of Harriston and extend-
ing easterly therealong for a distance of
1000 feet more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 89 in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
concessions 7 and 8 in the Township
of Adjala and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 2100 feet.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 96,
Part 4; O. Reg. 91/72, s. 16 (2); O. Reg.
701/75, s. 13.
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Grey and known as No. 89 in the townships of
Wellington Egremont and Proton in the County
of Grey and in the townships of
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Adjala
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
859
Twf)s. of
Egremont,
Proton,
Arthur and
West Luther
Simcoe —
Twi)s. of
Vespra,
Sunnidale
and Essa
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Sunnidale
and Essa
Police
Village of
Angus
Arthur and West Luther in the County
of Wellington lying between a point
situate 1000 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 28 and 29 in Concession
4 in the said Township of Egremont
and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 3
and 4 in Concession 1 in the said
Township of Proton.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 96,
Parts 5-7.
Schedule 98
HIGHWAY NO. 90
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 90 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of Concession 7 in the Township of
Vespra and a point situate 850 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 21 and 22
in Concession 1 in the townships of
Sunnidale and Essa.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 90 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
850 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between lots 21
and 22 in Concession 1 in the townships
of Sunnidale and Essa and a point
situate 600 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Cecil
Street in the Police Village of Angus.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Nottawasaga
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 97.
Schedule 99
HIGHWAY NO. 91
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 91 in the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as West Street and
a point situate 1200 feet measured
e2isterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 24.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 91 in the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 24
and extending easterly therealong for a
di-^tance of 1200 feet more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
O. Reg. 127/77, s. 5.
Schedule 100
HIGHWAY NO. 92
Part l
(Reserved)
98;
860
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Flos
Simcoe—
Twp. of
Flos
Simcoe—
Town of
Wasaga
Beach
Simcoe
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 92 in the Township of
Flos in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 1500 feet meas-
ured westerly from its intersection with
the centre line of Lot 7 in Concession
8 and a point situate 200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Golf Course Road.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 92 in the Township of
Flos in the County of Simcoe commenc-
ing at a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of Lot 7 in Con-
cession 8 and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1500 feet more
or less.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 92 in the Town of
Wasaga Beach in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point, situate
200 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as Golf Course
Road and a point situate 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the
roadway known as Town Line Road.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 99;
O. Reg. 127/77, s. 6.
Schedule 101
HIGHWAY NO. 93
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the townships of
Twps. of
Oro and
Vespra
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Medonte
and Flos
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Medonte
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Oro and
Vespra
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Medonte
Oro and Vespra in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No.
11 and a point situate 500 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 15 and 16 in
Concession 1 W.P.R. in the Township
of Vespra and lots 15 and 16 in Con-
cession 1 E.P.R. in the Township of
Oro.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
1200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between the town-
' ships of Oro and Medonte and the
townships of Vespra and Flos in the
townships of Medonte and Flos and a
point situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 53 and 54 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Medonte.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the Township of
Medonte in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate 250 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 56
and 57 in Concession 1 and a point
situate 400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Simcoe
County Road No. 30.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the townships of
Oro and Vespra in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate 1500 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between lots 15 and 16 in
Concession 1 W.P.R. in the Township
of Vespra and lots 15 and 16 in Con-
cession 1 E.P.R. in the Township of
Oro and a point situate 1200 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as County Road No. 11.
5. That part of the ICing's Highway
known as No. 93 in the Township of
Medonte in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate 400 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 68 and 69
in Concession 1 and a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between
lots 74 and 75 in Concession 1 in the
townships of Medonte and Flos.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
861
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Medonte
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Medonte
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Medonte and
Flos
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Oro and
Vespra
Simcoe —
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 100,
Parts 1-3; O. Reg. 679/74, s. IS (1, 2);
O. Reg. 272/75, s. 13 (1, 2); O. Reg.
399/76, s. 13 (1).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the Township of
Medonte in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 400 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Simcoe County
Road No. 30 and a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre Hne of the
road allowance between lots 68 and 69
in Concession 1. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 100, Part 4; O. Reg. 283/71,
s. 13 (1); O. Reg. 272/75, s. 13 (3);
O. Reg. 399/76, s. 13 (2).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the Township of
Medonte in the County of Simcoe
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the line between
lots 53 and 54 in Concession 1 and a
point situate 250 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the line
between lots 56 and 57 in Concession 1 .
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the County of
Simcoe commencing at a point situate
400 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
74 and 75 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Medonte and lots 74 and 75
in Concession 1 in the Township of
Flos and extending northerly there-
along to the northern limit of the said
highway.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate
500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the road allowance between lots 15
and 16 in Concession 1 in the Town-
ship of Oro and lots 15 and 16 in
Concession 1 in the Township of Vespra
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2000 feet.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate
Twps. of
Oro and
Vespra
Simcoe —
Twjjs. of
Medonte and
Flos
1200 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between lots 25 and
26 in Concession 1 in the Township
of Oro and Lots 25 and 26 in Con-
cession 1 in the Township of Vespra
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 3200 feet.
5. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate
1100 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between the Townships
of Oro and Medonte and the Town-
ships of Vespra and Flos and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2300 feet. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 100, Part 5; O. Reg. 283/71,
s. 13 (2); O. Reg. 272/75, s. 13 (4);
O. Reg. 399/76, s. 13 (3).
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 102
HIGHWAY NO. 94
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
District of
Parry Sound —
Twp. of North
Himsworth
District of
Nipissing—
Twp. of
Elast Ferris
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 94 in the Township of
North Himsworth in the Territorial
District of Parry Sound lying between
a point situate at the easterly limit
of the roadway known as Highway
No. 11 and a point situate 1000 feet
measured westerly from the C.N.R.
crossing in the Township of East
Ferris in the Territorial District of
Nipissing.
862
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District
of
Nipissing —
Township
of
East Ferris
2 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 94 in the Township of East Ferris
in the Territorial District of Nipissing
lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 16 and
17 in concessions 10 and 11 and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between concessions 11 and 12.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 101;
O. Reg. 185/77, s. 5; O. Reg. 431/79,
s. 4.
Schedule 103
HIGHWAY NO. 99
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
1.
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Hamilton-
Wentworth —
Town of
Ancaster
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Hamilton-
Wentworth-
Town of
Dundas
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 99 in the Town of
Ancaster in The Regional Munici-
pality of Hamilton-Wentworth lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Slote Road and a
point situate at its intersection with
the line between lots 28 and 29 in
Concession 1 in that part of the Town
of Ancaster, that on the 31st day of
December, 1973, was the Township
of Ancaster in the County of Went-
worth.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 99 in the Town of
Dundas in The Regional Municipality
of Hamilton-Wentworth lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the centre line of Lot 46 in
Concession 1 and a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Black River
Districts of
Sudbury and
Algoma —
Twps. of
Foleyet and
Michipicoten
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
limit of the road allowance between
lots 36 and 37 in the said Concession 1.
O. Reg. 864/74, s. 2, part; O. Reg.
955/77, s. 2.
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 104
HIGHWAY NO. 101
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 11 in the Town-
ship of Black River in the Municipal
Township of Black River-Matheson
and a point situate 5800 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the easterly
crossing of the Ontario Northland
Railway right-of-way in that part of
the City of Timmins, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Whitney.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 lying between a
point situate 1200 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the road-
way known as Young Street in the
Township of Foleyet in the Territorial
District of Sudbury and a point situate
1700 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Gladstone
Avenue in the Township of Michi-
picoten in the Territorial District of
Algoma.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 lying between a
point situate 1000 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Mount] oy Road No. 2 in that part
of the City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
863
District of
Cochrane —
City of
Timmins
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
District of
Cochrane —
City of
Timmins
District of
Cochrane —
City of
Timmins
Township of Mountjoy and a point
situate 2.4 miles measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the City of Timmins. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 104, Part 1;
O. Reg. 512/71, s. 10; O. Reg. 271/73,
s. 2 (1, 2);0. Reg. 114/74, s. 15.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in that part of the
City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Tisdale lying between a
point situate 750 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Legion Drive and a point situate
500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as Carrium Road.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 104,
Part 2; O. Reg. 271/73, s. 2 (3).
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in that part of
the City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Whitney commencing
at a point situate at its intersection
with the easterly limit of the easterly
crossing of the Ontario Northland
Railway and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 5800 feet
more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in that part of
the City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Whitney lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the bridge over
the watercourse between Shallow Lake
and Porcupine Lake and a point
situate 1500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Craw-
ford Street.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in that part of the
City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, that on the 31st
day of December, . 1972, was the
Township of Mountjoy lying between
a point situate 600 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Shirley Street and a point
situate 1000 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Michipicoten
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
District of
Cochrane —
City of
Timmins
limit of the roadway known as Mount-
joy Road No. 2. O. Reg. 271/73.
s. 2 (4).
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in that part of the
City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane that on the
31st day of December, 1972 was the
Township of Tisdale beginning at a
point situate 220 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Carium Road and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 800
metres.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in the municipal
Township of Michipicoten in the Dis-
trict of Algoma commencing at a point
situate 200 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Glad-
stone Avenue and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 1500 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429.
Sched. 104, Part 4; O. Reg. 512/71,
s. 10 (3); O. Reg. 26/78, s. 5; O. Reg.
922/78, s. 6; O. Reg. 671/79, s. 6 (1).
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in the Territorial
District of Cochrane lying between a
point situate 750 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Legion Drive in that part of the City of
Timmins. that on the 31st day of
December, 1972, was the Township of
Tisdale and a point situate 1500 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Crawford Street
in that part of the City of Timmins,
that on the 31st day of December,
1972, was the Township of Whitney.
O.Reg. 271/73, s. 2(6).
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in that part of
the City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Mountjoy lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly abutment of the bridge
over the Mattagami River and a
point situate 600 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
864
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Cochrane —
Twfte. of
Carrand
Bowman
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Michipicoten
District of
Thunder
Bay-
City of
Thunder Bay
westerly limit of the roadway known
as Shirley Street. O. Reg. 271/73,
s. 2 (7).
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in the District of
Cochrane lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the watercourse known as
Black River in the Township of Carr
and a point situate at its intersection
with the easterly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Town-
ship of Bowman.
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 101 in the Township of
Michipicoten in the Territorial Djstrict of
Algoma lying between a point situate 122
metres measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Churchill Avenue
and a point situate 440 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Superior Avenue. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 104, Part 7; O. Reg. 271/73,
s. 2 (8); O. Reg. 567/77, s. 6; O. Reg.
671/79, s. 6 (2).
Schedule 105
HIGHWAY NO. 102
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 102 in the City of
Thunder Bay in the Territorial Dis-
trict of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 100 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known
as Sherwood Drive and a point situate
50 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Townline Road.
O. Reg. 555 /76, s. 3.
District of
Thunder
Bay-
City of
Thunder Bay
District of
Kenora —
District of
Kenora —
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 102 in the City of
Thunder Bay in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay lying between a
point situate 150 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 and No. 17 and a
point situate 100 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Sherwood Drive. O. Reg. 254/74,
s. 10, part; O. Reg. 399/76, s. 15;
O. Reg. 692/76, s. 9.
Schedule 106
HIGHWAY NO. 105
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Parts
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 105 in the District of
Kenora lying between a point situate
2000 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly abut-
ment of the bridge over the waterway
known as Pickerel Creek and a j)oint
situate 5400 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the dam on the English River.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 105 in the District of
Kenora lying between a point situate
2500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 657 and a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the line between the townships
of Heyson and Byshe.
Part 4
, (Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
865
District of
Kenora —
Ear Falls
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Red Lake
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Red Lake
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 105 in the locaHty of
Ear Falls in the District of Kenora
lying between a point situate 5400
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
dam on the English River and a pwint
situate 2500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 657.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 105 in the Township of
Red Lake in the District of Kenora
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Howey Bay
Road and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 2375 feet more
or less.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 105 in the Township of
Red Lake in the District of Kenora
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly hmit
of the roadway known as Howey Bay
Road and a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 618.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 106.
Schedule 107
HIGHWAY NO. 106
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
N'orthumber- known as No. 106 in the Township
land — of Hope in the County of Northumber-
land beginning at its intersection
with the centre line of the King's
Twp. of
Hope
District of
Algoma —
Town of
Elliot Lake
Highway known as No. 2 and extend-
ing easterly therealong foi a distance
of 528 metres. O. Reg. 286/77, s. 6;
O. Reg. 912/77, s. 2.
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 108
HIGHWAY NO. 108
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 108 in the Town of Elliot Lake in
the Territorial District of .Algoma lying
between a point situate 200 metres meas-
ured southerl> from its intersection with
the centre line of the roadway known as
Mountain Road and a point situate 245
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Timber Road North.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 107;
O. Reg. 691/80, s. 4.
Schedule 109
HIGHWAY NO. 112
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
District of
Timis- 1 The King's Highway known as No.
kaming 1 12 in the District of Timiskaming.
866
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 108.
Schedule 110
HIGHWAY NO. 115
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 115 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
that part of the King's Highway
Twp. of Cavan j^nown as No. 35 in the Town of
Newcastle in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham and a point situate
at its intersection with that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 28
in the Township of Cavan in the
County of Peterborough.
Peter-
borough
Town of
Newcastle
Durham-
Town of
Newcastle
Durham-
Town of
Newcastle
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 and 1 15 in the Town
of Newcastle in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
that part of the King's Highway
known as No. 401 and a point situate
500 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the road allowance between con-
cessions 2 and 3 in the Town of
Newcastle.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 35 and 1 15 in the Town
of Newcastle in The Regional Munici-
pality of Durham lying between a
point situate 500 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 2 and 3 in the
Town of Newcastle and a point situate
at its intersection with that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 35.
1.
District
Municipality
of Muskoka —
Town of
Bracebridge
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Twp. of
Lake of
Bays
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 109;
O. Reg. 401 /75, s. 2.
Schedule HI
HIGHWAY NO. 117
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 1 1 7 in the Town of Bracebridge in
The District Municipality of Muskoka
lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
right-of-way of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 1 and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of the
said Town of Bracebridge.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 117 in the locality of
Baysville in the Township of Lake of
Bays in The District Municipality of
Muskoka lying between a point situate
1300 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Muskoka Road
No. 2 and a point situate 600 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the easterly limit of the road-
way known as Echo and Ril Lake
Road. O. Reg. 567/77, s. 8;
877/79, s. 2.
O Kg8
Part 6
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
867
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Townof
Brace-
bridge
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Townof
Brace-
bridge
Schedule 112
HIGHWAY NO. 118
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 118 in the Town of
Bracebridge in The District Miinici-
paUty of Muskoka lying between a
point situate 668 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Wellington Street and a
point situate at its intersection wdth
the westerly limit of the said Town of
Bracebridge.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 118 in the Town of
Bracebridge in The District Mimici-
pality of Muskoka beginning at a point
situate 53 metres measured westerly
from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Wellington Street and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 615
metres.
2. That part of the King's Highway known
District as No. 118 in the Township of Muskoka
Municipality Lakes in The District Municipality of
of Muskoka — Muskoka beginning at a point situate at
its intersection with the easterly limit of
^\ *k ^^^ roadway known as Pennwood Road
L^gg and extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 525 metres.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway known
District as No. 1 18 in the Township of Muskoka
Municipality Lakes in The District Municipality of
of Muskoka — Muskoka lying between a point situate
525 metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Pennwood Road and
a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the said Ward of Port
Carling. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 110; O. Reg. 91/73, s. 5 (1, 2);
O. Reg. 255/74, s. 5; O. Reg. 679/74,
Twp. of
Muskoka
Lakes
Victoria-
Twp. of
Fenelon
Victoria —
Twps. of
Verulam and
Somerville
Victoria —
Twps. of
Fenelon and
Verulam
Victoria —
Twp. of
Fenelon
s. 16; O. Reg. 567/77, s. 9; O. Reg.
912/77, s. 3; O. Reg. 256/79, s. 3;
O. Reg. 493/79, s. 3.
Schedule 113
HIGHWAY NO. 121
Parti
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the Township of
Fenelon in the County of Victoria
lying between a point situate at its
southerly junction with the King's
Highway known as No. 35 and a point
situate 1500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the boundary
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between the townships
of Fenelon and Verulam in the Town-
ship of Verulam and a point situate 1 100
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
^allowance between concessions 12 and
13 in the Township of Somerville.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the County of
Victoria lying between a pxjint situate
at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the road allowance between
concessions 10 and 11 in the Township
of Fenelon and a point situate 500
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre hne of the road
allowance between the townships of
Fenelon and Verulam in the Township
of Verulam.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the Township of
Fenelon in the County of Victoria
Ijdng between a point 1500 feet meas-
ured westerly from its intersection
868
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Haliburton —
Twp. of
Dysart,
Bruton, Clyde,
Dudley, Eyre,
Guilford,
Harburn,
Harcourt and
Havelock
Haliburton-
Twp. of
Minden
Haliburton-
Twp. of
Monmouth
with the boundary line between con-
cessions 9 and 10 and its intersection
with the boundary line between con-
cessions 9 and 10.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the Township of
Dysart, Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre,
Guilford, Harburn, Harcourt and
Havelock in the Provisional County
of Haliburton lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the westerly junction
of the King's Highway known as
No. 519 and a point situate 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the line between lots 11 and 12
in Concession 8.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the Township
of Minden in the Provisional County of
Hahburton commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 35 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 2640 feet more or less.
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the Township of
Monmouth in the Provisional County
of Haliburton commencing at a point
situate 1150 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 503 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 2250 feet more or less.
Part 6
Haliburton —
Twp. of
Dysart,
Bruton, Clyde,
Dudley, Eyre,
Guilford,
Harburn,
Harcourt and
Havelock
Haliburton —
Twp. of
Dysart,
Bruton, Clyde,
Dudley, Eyre,
Guilford,
Harburn,
Harcourt and
Havelock
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 121 in the Township of
Dysart, Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre,
Guilford, Harburn, Harcourt and
Havelock in the Provisional County
of Haliburton lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Cedar Avenue in the locality known
as Haliburton and a point situate at
its intersection with the westerly limit
of the westerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 519.
That part of the King's Highway
known cis No. 121 in the Township of
Dysart, Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre,
Guilford, Harburn, Harcourt and
Havelock in the Provisional County
of Haliburton commencing at a point
situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the easterly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 519 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2000 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. Ill; O. Reg. 185/77, s. 6.
District of
Nipissing —
City of
North Bay
Schedule 114
HIGHWAY NO. 123
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 123 in the City of North
Bay in the District of Nipissing lying
between a point situate 500 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Highland Road and a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as Highway
No. 11.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 113.
Schedule 115
HIGHWAY NO. 124
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
869
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
McKellar
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Hagerman
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Dome
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 124 in the Township of
McKellar in the District of Parry
Sound lying between the point at which
it intersects the boundary line between
lots 19 and 20 in Concession A and a
point situate 500 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
boundary line between lots 21 and 22
in Concession A.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 124 in the Township of
Hagerman in the District of Parry
Sound commencing at a point situate
500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the King's Highway known as No.
520 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 4200 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 114.
Schedule 116
HIGHWAY NO. 125
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 125 in the Township of
Dome in the District of Kenora com-
mencing at a point situate 700 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
Middlesex-
City of
London
Middlesex-
City of
London
roadway known as Edward Avenue
and extending northerly therealong
to McKenzie Lake. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 115.
Schedule 117
HIGHWAY NO. 126
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 126 in the County of
Middlesex lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly hmit of the roadway known
as Power Street in the City of London
and a point situate 1 ,500 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 401.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 1 26 in the City of London
in the County of Middlesex lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the roadway known as Power Street
and a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Hall Street.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 116;
O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 7.
Schedule 118
HIGHWAY NO. 127
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
870
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Hastings —
Twps. of
McClure and
Wicklow
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved) . ' '
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 127 in the Townships of
McClure and Wicklow in the County
of Hastings commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 62 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
1275 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 117.
Schedule 119
HIGHWAY NO. 129
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
District of
Sudbury —
Twps. of
Chappise and
Chapleau
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 129 in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the southerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 101 in the
Township of Chappise and a point
situate at its intersection with the north-
erly junction of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 in the Township of
Chapleau.
Part 4
(Reserved) '
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 114/74, s. 16.
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Mclntyre
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Paipoonge
Schedule 120
HIGHWAY NO. 130
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 130 in the Township of
Mclntyre in the District of Thunder
Bay lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the centre line
of Section 53 and a point situate 200
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Belrose Road.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 130 in the Township of
Paipoonge in the District of Thunder
Bay lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the southerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 11 and 17 and a point situate
250 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the line between
Concession A and Concession 1 North
Kaministikwia River.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 119.
Schedule 121
HIGHWAY NO. 132
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
871
Renfrew —
Twps. of
Brougham
and Grattan
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Emestown
Lennox and
Addington —
Twp. of
Emestown
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 132 in the County of
Renfrew lying between a point situate
800 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 513 in
the Township of Brougham and a
point situate 1450 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 513 in the Township of
Grattan.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 924/74. s. 15.
Schedule 122
HIGHWAY NO. 133
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 133 in the Township of
Ernestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington lying between a point
situate 1800 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 33 and a point situate 2550 feet
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 401.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 133 in the Township of
Emestown in the County of Lennox
and Addington commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 33 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 1800
feet more or less.
Middlesex —
City of
London
Twp. of
Westminster
Middlesex —
City of
London
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429. Sched. 120.
Schedule 123
HIGHWAY NO. 135
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 135 of the City of
London in the County of Middlesex
King between a point situate 2800
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Wellington Road
and a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between lots 28
and 29 in Concession 2 in the Town-
ship of Westminster.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 135 in the City of
London in the County of Middlesex
lying between a point situate 1630
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of that
part of the King's Highway known
as No. 401 and a point situate 2800
feet measured westerly from its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Wellington Road.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 121;
O. Reg. 272/75, s. 14.
872
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Peel—
Twp. of
Caledon
Peel and
Dufferin —
Twps. of
Caledon and
Garafraxa
Peel—
Twp. of
Caledon
Peel—
Twp. of
Caledon
Schedule 124
HIGHWAY NO. 136
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 136 in the Township of
Caledon in the County of Peel lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 24 and
a point situate 325 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between lots 20 and 21 in Concession 3
and lots 20 and 21 in Concession 4.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 136 lying between a point
situate 3250 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 3 and
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 4 in the
Township of Caledon in the County of
Peel and a point situate 1.750 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line of the road-
way known as Dawson Road in the
Township of Caledon in the County of
Peel and the Township of East Gara-
fraxa in the County of Dufferin.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 136 in the Township of
Caledon in the County of Peel lying
between a point situate 325 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between lots 20 and 21 in Con-
cession 3 and lots 20 and 21 in Conces-
sion 4 and a point situate 250 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the centre line between lots
21 and 22 in the said concessions 3
and 4.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 136 in the Township of
Caledon in the County of Peel com-
mencing at a point situate 1750 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the road allow-
ance between lots 22 and 23 in Conces-
sion 3 and lots 22 and 23 in Concession
Peel and
Dufferin —
Twps. of
Caledon and
East
Garafraxa
Leeds —
Twp. of Front
of Leeds and
Lansdowne
Leeds —
Twp. of Front
of Leeds and
Lansdowne
4 and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 1500 feet more or less.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 136 in the Township of
Caledon in the County of Peel and the
Township of East Garafraxa in the
County of Dufferin commencing at a
point situate 450 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Dawson Road in the Town of Orange-
ville and extending westerly there-
along for a distance of 1300 feet more
or less.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 122.
Schedule 125
HIGHWAY NO. 137
Part 1
'^ (Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 137 in the Township of
Front of Leeds and Lansdowne in the
County of Leeds lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 401
and a point situate 1200 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 2S.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 137 in the Township of
Front of Leeds and Lansdowne in the
County of Leeds lying between a point
situate 1200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the centre
Hne of the King's Highway known as
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
873
No. 2S and a point situate 830 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the Canadian and U.S.A.
International Boundary.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 123.
Schedule 126
HIGHWAY NO. 138
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Stormont — known as No. 138 in the Township of
Cornwall in the County of Stormont
lying between a point situate 970 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between conces-
sions 4 and 5 and a point situate
1880 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
roadway known as County Road No. 18.
Twp. of
Cornwall
Stormont-
Twp. of
Cornwall
Stormont —
Twp. of
Cornwall
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 138 in the Township of
Cornwall in the County of Stormont
commencing at a point situate 1300
feet measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
City of Cornwall and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 4300
feet more or less.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Parts
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 138 in the Township of
Cornwall in the County of Stormont
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly Umit
of the City of ComwaU and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
1300 feet more or less.
Stormont-
Twp. of
Cornwall
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 138 in the Township of Cornwall
in the County of Stormont, Dundas and
Glengarry lying between a point situate
580 metres measured southerly from its
intersection with the roadway known as
County Road No. 18 and a point situate
300 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the roadway known as
Cornwall Concession Road 6. O. Reg.
283/71, s. I6,part; O. Reg. 912/80, s. 2.
Schedule 127
HIGHWAY NO. 141
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 141 in the Town of
Huntsville in The District Munici-
paUty of Muskoka lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly hmit of the King's High-
way known as No. 11 and a point
situate 700 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the Canadian National Rail-
way's right-of-way in the locality of
Utterson.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 141 in the Town of
Huntsville in The District Munici-
paUty of Muskoka lying between a
point situate 2000 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the Canadian National
Railway's right-of-way in the locality
of Utterson and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the said Town of Htintsville.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 141 in the Village of
Parry Sound— Rosseau in the Township of Humphrey
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka —
Town of
Huntsville
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka —
Town of
Huntsville
874
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
Humphrey
Village of
Rosseau
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka —
Town of
Huntsville
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Sudbury-
Townof
Onaping
Falls
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Sudbury-
Townof
Rayside-
Balfour
Town of
Onaping
Falls
in the Territorial District of Parry
Sound beginning at a point situate
50 feet east of the easterly limit of
the roadway known as McCarthy
Street and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 1350 feet.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 141 in the Ward of
Stephenson in the Town of Huntsville
in The District Municipality" of
Muskoka beginning at a point situate
700 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the Canadian National Railway's
right-of-way in the locaHty of Utterson
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 2700 feet. O. Reg.
185/77, s. 7; O. Reg. 567/77, s. 10.
Part 6
(Reserved)
Schedule 128
HIGHWAY NO. 144
Part 1
2
(Reserved) ,
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 144 in the Town of
Onaping Falls in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 150 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known as
Lionel Avenue and a point situate
at its intersection with the south-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Regional Road No. 8.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 144 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the water-
course known as Whitson River in
the Town of Rayside-Balfour and a
point situate 150 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Houle Avenue in the Town
of Onaping Falls.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
City of
Sudbury
Town of
Rayside-
Balfour
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Dowling
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury—
Town of
Rayside-
Balfour
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Sudbury —
Town of
Onaping
Falls
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 144 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the City of Sudbury
and a point situate at its intersection
with the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Edward Street in that part
of the Town of Rayside-Balfour, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Balfour in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 144 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 544 in that
part of the Town of Dowling, that on
the 31st day of December, 1972, was
the Township of Dowling in the Ter-
ritorial District of Sudbury and a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the Town of
Dowling.
That part of the King's Highway
known" as No. 144 in the City of
Timmins in the Territorial District
of Cochrane lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 101
and a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the City
of Timmins.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 144 in that part of the
Town of Rayside-Balfour in The Re-
gional Municipality of Sudbury, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Balfour in the
Territorial District of Sudbury lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
roadway known as Edward Street
and a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the water-
course known as Whitson River.
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 144 in the Town of
Onaping Falls in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 150 metres measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known as
Houle Avenue and a point situate 150
metres measured westerly from its
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
875
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Town of
Graven-
hurst
District
Munici-
f>a]ity of
Muskoka-
Townof
Graven-
hurst
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Rama and
Orillia
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as Lionel Avenue.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 124;
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 3 (1-6); O. Reg.
271/73, s. 3; O. Reg. 288/78, s. 2.
Schedule 129
HIGHWAY NO. 169
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 169 in the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Munici-
pality of Muskoka lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as McPherson Street and a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the Town of
Gravenhurst.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 169 in the Town of
Gravenhurst in The District Munici-
pahty of Muskoka lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the northerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of Gravenhurst Ward
in the Town of Gravenhurst.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 169 in the County of
Simcoe beginning at a point situate
850 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the line between the
Township of Rama and the Township
of Orillia and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 2000 feet in the
Township of Rama.
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Twp. of
Muskoka
Lakes
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Town of
Graven-
hurst
District
Munici-
pality of
Muskoka-
Twp. of
Muskoka
Lakes
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Rama and
Orillia
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 169 in the Ward of
Bala in the Township of Muskoka
Lakes in The District Municipahty of
Muskoka beginning at a point situate
1600 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the easterly hmit of
the roadway known as Windsor Drive
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 2100 feet.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 169 in the Ward of
Gravenhurst in the Town of Graven-
hurst in The District Municipality of
Muskoka lying between a point situate
600 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the westerly limit
of the Canadian National Railway's
spiu- line right-of-way and a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known
as McPherson Street.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 169 in the Ward of
Bala in the Township of Muskoka
Lakes in The District Municipality of
Muskoka lying between a point situate
500 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Windsor Drive
and a point situate 200 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the roadway
known as Burgess Avenue.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 169 in the County of
Simcoe lying between a point situate
1140 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
southern junction of the roadway
known as Muskoka Road in the
Township of Rama and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 11 in the Township of Orillia.
O. Reg. 567/77, s. 11, part, O. Reg.
823/77, s. 6.
Schedule 130
HIGHWAY NO. 400
Part i
Municipality
of Metro-
politan
Toronto —
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 King between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly limit
of the structure over the King's Highway
876
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
City of
North York
Simcoe —
Twp. of
Medonte
Simcoe —
Twps. of
Medonte
and Tay
1.
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
City of
North York
Essex-
known as No. 401 in the City of North
York in The Municipality of Metropoli-
tan Toronto and a point situate 800
metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 93 in the
Township of Medonte in the County of
Simcoe.
Part 2
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 in the County of Simcoe lying
between a point situate 800 metres meas-
ured northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the Township of
Medonte and a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the King's
Highway known as No. 12 in the
Township of Tay.
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 400 in the City of North York in
The Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto lying between the point situate
at its intersection with the southerly limit
of the structure over the King's Highway
known as No. 401 and a point situate at
its intersection with the southerly limit of
the structure over the roadway known as
Maple Leaf Drive.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 125;
O. Reg. 934/75, s. 1; O. Reg. 611/77,
s. 3; O. Reg. 451/78, s. 4; O. Reg. 699/
79, s. 2; O. Reg. 938/79, s. 5; O. Reg.
691/80, s. 5.
Schedule 131
HIGHWAY NO. 401
Part l
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 401 lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
Twp. of
Sandwich
South
Essex —
Twp. of
Sandwich
South
City of
Windsor
Essex —
Twp. of
Sandwich
South
Ontario-Quebec boundary and a point
situate 1500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of Essex County Road No. 46
structure in the Township of Sandwich
South in the County of Essex.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 401 in the County of
Essex l5nng between a point situate
1500 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
Essex County Road No. 46 structure
in the Township of Sandwich South
and a point situate, on the northerly
branch of King's Highway No. 401,
2000 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway No. 3B structure
in the City of Windsor.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 401 in the Township of
Sandwich South in the County of Essex
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the Essex
County Road No. 46 structure and a
point situate, on the southerly branch
of King's High.way No. 401, 3000
feet measured north-easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
King's Highway No. 3 structure.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 126;
O. Reg. 679/74, s. 17.
Schedule 132
HIGHWAY NO. 402
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway
Lambton — known as No. 402 in the Village of
Point Edward in the County of Lamb-
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
877
Village of
Point
Edward
Lambton-
Village
of Point
Edward
ton lying between a point situate 80
metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre Une of the
roadway known as Christina Street
and a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 401 in the
Township of Westminster in the
County of Middlesex.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 402 in the Village of
Point Edward in the County of Lamb-
ton beginning at a point situate 80
metres measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Christina Street
and extending westerly therealong for
a distance of 1120 metres.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 127;
O. Reg. 955/77, s. 3; O. Reg. 289/78,
s. 3.
Schedule 133
HIGHWAY NO. 403
PaktI
1. All of that part of the King's High-
way known as No. 403.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
Borough of
North York
Regional
Municipality
of York
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 128;
O. Reg. 221/72, s. 12; O. Reg. 1046/75,
s. 8; O. Reg. 56/79, s. 5.
Schedule 134
HIGHWAY NO. 404
Part l
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 404 lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No.
401 in the Borough of North York in
The Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto and a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known
as Davis Drive, also known as regional
road No. 31, in The Regional Munici-
pality of York.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 149/78, s. 2.
878
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Schedule 135
HIGHWAY NO. 405
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 405 in the Town of
Niagara-on-the-Lake and in the City
of Niagara Falls in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Niagara-on-
the-Lake
City of
Niagara Falls
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved) :i
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 129;
O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 9.
Schedule 136
HIGHWAY NO. 406
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 406 in The Regional
Municipality of Municipality of Niagara lying between
Niagara —
City of
St.
Catharines
Town of
Thorold
a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Niagara
Regional Road No. 67 in the Town of
Thorold and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Race Street
in the City of St. Catharines.
Part 2
(Reserved)
1,
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Thorold
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
West Carleton
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 406 in the Town of
Thorold in The Regional Municipality
of Niagara lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Niagara Regional Road No. 50
and a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Niagara
Regional Road No. 67.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 130;
O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 10.
Schedule 137
HIGHWAY NO. 417
Part 1
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 417 in the Township of
West Carleton in The Regional Muni-
cipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersec-
tion with the Ontario and Quebec
provincial boundary and a point
situate 610 metres east of its inter-
section with the township road be-
tween lots 5 and 6 in Concession 4.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
879
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Niagara —
City of
Niagara
Falls
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Niagara —
City of
Niagara
Falls
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 149/73, s. 9; O. Reg. 276/78,
s. 4.
Schedule 138
HIGHWAY NO. 420
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 420 in the City of
Niagara Falls in The Regional Munici-
pality of Niagara lying between a
point situate 300 feet measured west-
erly from its intersection with the
westerly limit of the roadway known
as MacDonald Avenue and a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the west-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Stanley Avenue.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 420 in the City of
Niagara Falls in The Regional Munici-
pality of Niagara lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the westerly entrance to the Rainbow
Bridge and a point situate 300 feet
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as MacDonald Avenue.
O. R^. 254/74, s. 10. part.
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
Borough of
Etobicoke
Schedule 139
HIGHWAY NO. 427
Parti
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 427 in the Borough
of Etobicoke in The Municipality of
MetropoUtan Toronto lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with that part of the King's Highway
known as the Queen EUzabeth Way
and a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Rexdale
Boulevard.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 11.
Schedule 140
HIGHWAY NO. 500
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
880
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
County of
Lennox and
Adding-
ton —
Twp. of
Denbigh,
Abinger
and Ashby
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 500 in the Township of
Denbigh, Abinger and Ashby in the
County of Lennox and Addington
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 41 and a point situate
1528 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the roadway known
as Old No. 41 in Lot 21 in Con-
cession 8. O. Reg. 452/77, s. 5.
Schedule 141
HIGHWAY NO. 503
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Haliburton — known as No. 503 in the Township of
Glamorgan in the Provisional County
of Haliburton commencing at a point
situate 300 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 507 and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 2300 feet more
or less.
Twp. of
Glamorgan
Victoria —
Twps. of
Somerville,
Laxton,
Digby and
Longford
Haliburton-
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 503 in the County of
Victoria lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Buller
Road in Lot 4 in Concession A in the
Township of Somerville and a point
situate at its intersection with the
Hne between the townships of Somer-
ville and Laxton, Digby and Longford.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 503 in the Township of
Monmouth in the Provisional County
of Haliburton commencing at a point
Twp. of
Monmouth
Victoria-
Twp. of
Bexley
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 121 and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 1300 feet more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 133;
O. Reg. 101/76, s. 13.
Schedule 142
HIGHWAY NO. 505
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 505 in the Township of
Bexley in the County of Victoria
commencing at a point situate 475
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Richmond Street
and extending northerly therealong for
a distance of 2400 feet more or less.
O. Reg. 91/72, s. 17.
Schedule 143
HIGHWAY NO. 507
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
881
Peter-
borough—
Twps. of
Smith and
Harvey
Peter-
borough—
Twp. of
Harvey
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 507 in the County of
Peterborough beginning at a point
situate 1740 feet east of the easterly
Umit of the bridge over the waterway
known as Lower Buckhom Lake in
the Township of Smith and extending
westerly therealong to a point at
which it intersects the centre line
of the King's Highway known as No.
36 in the Township of Harvey.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 36 and 507 in the
County of Peterborough in the Town-
ship of Harvey beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway
known as Highway No. 36 and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 116 feet. O. Reg. 567/77, s. 11,
peart.
Schedule 144
HIGHWAY NO. 509
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
Frontenac — known as No. 509 in the locality of
Ompah in the Township of Palmerston
and North and South Canonto in the
Twp. of
Palmerston
and North
and South
Canonto
Renfrew-
Twp. of
Hagarty
County of Frontenac lying between a
point situate 160 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with
the centre hne of the roadway known
as South Bush Road and a point
situate 160 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Lake
Road. O. Reg. 955/77, s. 4; O. Reg.
289/78, s. 4.
Schedule 145
HIGHWAY NO. 512
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 512 in the Township of
Hagarty in the County of Renfrew
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the line between con-
cessions 5 and 6 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 2000
feet more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 134.
Schedule 146
HIGHWAY NO. 515
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
882
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Renfrew-
Twp. of
Raglan
Renfrew —
Township
of Radcliffe
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 515 in the Township of
Raglan in the County of Renfrew
beginning at a point situate 850 feet
measured westerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the road
allowance between concessions 16 and
17 and extending easterly therealong
for a distance of 3400 feet. O. Reg.
701/75, s. 14.
Schedule 147
HIGHWAY NO. 517
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 517 in the Township of
Radcliffe in the County of Renfrew
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 62
and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 1.25 miles more or
less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 390/73, s. 8.
Schedule 148
HIGHWAY NO. 518
Part 1
(Reserved)
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Perry
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
McMurrich
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 518 in the Township of
Perry in the District of Parry Sound
lying between a point situate 250 feet
measured easterly from its intersec-
tion with the centre Hne of the Canadian
National Railways right-of-way and a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 11
(southerly junction).
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 518 in the Township of
McMurrich in the District of Parry
Sound commencing at a point situate
1200 feet measured westerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road to Rainy Lake in the locality of
Sprucedale and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2900 feet
more or less.
District of
Parry Sound —
Twp. of
Monteith
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 518 in the Township
of Monteith in the Territorial District
of Parry Sound lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 9 and 10 in Con-
cession 11 and a point situate 350
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the line between lots 7
and 8 in the said Concession 11. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 136; O. Reg.
149/73, s. 10.
Schedule 149
HIGHWAY NO. 519
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
883
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Haliburton — known as No. 519 in the Township of
D)rsart, Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Ejo-e,
Twp. of Guilford, Harbum, Harcourt and
D>sart, Havelock in the Provisional County
n™ w' S^^' o^ Haliburton beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the westerly junction
of the King's Highway known as
No. 121 and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 3960 feet.
Dudley, E>Te
Guilford,
Harbum,
Harcourt and
Havelock
Haliburton —
Twp. of
EKsart,
Bruton, Clyde,
Dudley, E>Te,
Guilford,
Harbum,
Harcourt and
Havelock
Haliburton —
Twp. of
Dysart, et al
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 519 in the Township of
Dysart, Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre,
Guilford, Harbum, Harcotui; and
Havelock in the Provisional County
of Haliburton Ijdng between a point
situate 2780 feet measured northerly
from the northerly limits of the
easterly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 121 and a point
situate 150 feet measured northerly
from the northerly limits of the road-
way known as Bayshore Acres Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 519 in the locality of
Eagle Lake in the Township of Dysart,
Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre, Guil-
ford, Harbum, Harcourt and Havelock
in the Provisional County of Hali-
burton beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the roadway known as Hali-
burton County Road No. 6 and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 2700 feet, more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 283/71, s. 16, paH; O. Reg.
924/74, s. 16; O. Reg. 185/77, s. 8.
Schedule 150
HIGHWAY NO. 520
Part 1
(Reserved)
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Armour
Village of
Burk's FaUs
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 520 in the Township
of Armour in the District of Parry
Sound l)ang between a point situate
at its intersection with the southerly
limit of the Village of Burk's Falls
and a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 11.
Part 6
(Reserved)
Renfrew —
Twp. of
Hagarty and
Richards
O. Reg. 913 /76, s. 6.
Schedule 151
HIGHWAY NO. 521
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 521 in the Township of
Hagarty and Richards in the County of
Renfrew lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the line be-
tween lots 19 and 20 in Concession
14 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre Une of the road
allowance between lots 21 and 22 in
the said Concession 14.
884
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 137.
Schedule 152
HIGHWAY NO. 526
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved) '
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
District of 1 The King's Highway known as No. 526
^*"y in the District of Parry Sound.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 139.
Schedule 153
HIGHWAY NO. 534
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
South
Himsworth
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 534 in the Township of
South Himsworth in the District of
Parry Sound lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 22 and 23 in Concession 12.
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Casimir
District of
Sudbury —
Twps. of
Cosby and
Mart land
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429. Sched. 142.
Schedule 154
HIGHWAY NO. 535
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 535 in the Township of
Casimir in the District of Sudbury
lying between a point situate 100 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Notre Dame Avenue
in the locality of St. Charles and a point
situate 1200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the roadway known as St.
Joseph Street.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 535 in the townships of
Cosby and Martland in the District of
Sudbury commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the King's High-
way known as No. 64 and extending
northerly therealong for a distance of
2200 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 143.
Schedule 155
HIGHWAY NO. 536
Part 1
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
885
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbun.' —
Town of
Walden
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Walden
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 536 in that part of the
Town of Walden in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on
the 31st day of December, 1972, was
the Township of Waters in the Ter-
ritorial District of Sudbury lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 17 and
a point situate 200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as First Avenue.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 536 in the Town of
Walden in The Regional Municipality
of Sudbury commencing at a point
situate 200 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the north-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Twelfth Avenue and extending north-
erly therealong to the end of the said
Highway No. 536.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
Town of
Nickel Centre
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 4.
Schedule 156
HIGHWAY NO. 537
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 536 in The Regional
Municipalitv Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate 1500 feet measured
of Sudbun- —
1
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbun- —
Town of
Nickel Centre
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 17 in that part
of the Town of Nickel Centre, that on
the 31st day of December, 1972, was
the Township of Dryden in the Ter-
ritorial District of Sudbury and a
point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the Town of
Nickel Centre.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 537 in that parf of the
Town of Nickel Centre in The Re-
gional Municipality of Sudbury, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Dryden in the
Territorial District of Sudbury com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 17 and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 144;
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 5 (1, 2).
Schedule 157
HIGHWAY NO. 539
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
886
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Dunnett
District of
Nipissing—
Twp. of
Crerar
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 539 in the Township of
Dunnett in the District of Sudbury
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No.
17 and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 1700 feet. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 145; O. Reg.
913/76, s. 7.
Schedule 158
HIGHWAY NO. 539A
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
■ Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 539A in the Township of
Crerar in the District of Nipissing lying
between a point situate 1850 feet
measured northerly from its intersec-
tion with the King's Highway known
as No. 539 and a point situate at its
junction with the King's Highway
known as Tertiary Road No. 805.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 146.
Schedule 159
HIGHWAY NO. 540
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp, of
Rowland
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Robinson
District of
Manitoulin —
Township of
Burpee
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 540 in the Township
- of Howland in the Territorial District
of Manitoulin lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Lagoon Road in Lot 3 in Con-
cession 9 and a point situate at its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the Town of Little Current.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 540 in the Township of
Robinson in the Territorial District
of Manitoulin beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
line between lots 19 and 20 in con-
cessions 7 and 8 and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of
1670 feet.
3. That part of the King's Highway
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Billings
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Billings
known as No. 540 in the Township of
Burpee in the TerritoriEil District of
Manitoulin beginning at a point situate
180 metres measured easterly from its
intersection with a line between lots 35
and 36 in Concession 7 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1925 metres.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 540 in the Township of
Billings in the District of Manitoulin
lying between a j)oint situate at its
intersection with the westerly Hmit of
the roadway known as Kagawong Lake
Road and a point situate 200 feet
measured westerly from the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Kaga-
wong Village Road.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 540 in the Township of
Billings in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin beginning at a point situate
1900 feet measured easterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 551
in the locality of West Bay and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 3000 feet. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
887
Reg. 429, Sched. 147; O. Reg. 255/74
s. 7; O. Reg. 101/76, s. 14; O. Reg.
185/77, s. 9; O. Reg. 807/79, s. 4.
Schedule 160
HIGHWAY NO. 541
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 541 in The Regional
Municipality Municipality of Sudbury lying between
of Sudbury— ^ point situate at its intersection
^ . X,. . , with the northerly limit of the City
Town of Nickel , c ju j ...... ^ tnn
Centre Sudbury and a point situate 200
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
roadway known as Metcalfe Avenue
in that part of the Town of Nickel
Centre, that on the 31st day of Decem-
ber, 1972, was the Township of Garson
in the Territorial District of Sudbury.
2. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 541 in The Regional
Municipality Municipality of Sudbury commencing
ofSudbuo— at a point situate 100 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
?*"**„ the roadway known as Church Street
in that part of the Town of Nickel
Centre, that on the 31st day of Decem-
ber, 1972, was the Township of Garson
in the Territorial District of Sudbury
and extending northerly therealong
to the end of the said Highway No.
541.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury—
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 541 in that part of the
Town of Nickel Centre in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
Town of Nickel ^^^^ '^^V °^ December, 1972, was the
Centre Township of Garson in the Territorial
District of Sudbury Ijang between
a point situate 200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the southerly Umit of the roadway
known as Metcalfe Avenue and a
point situate 100 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly hmit of the roadway known
as Church Street.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 148;
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 6 (1, 2).
Schedule 161
HIGHWAY NO. 541 A
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
Regional known as No. 541 A in the Town of
Municipality Nickel Centre in The Regional Muni-
o bu ury— cipality of Sudbury commencing at a
Town of Nickel P°'"* situate at its intersection with
Centre *^^ easterly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 541 and extending
easterly therealong to the end of the
said Highway No. 541A.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 7.
Schedule 162
HIGHWAY NO. 542
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
888
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Carnarvon
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Carnarvon
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 in the Township of
- Carnarvon in the Territorial District
of Manitoulin beginning at a point
situate 1650 feet measured eaisterly
from its intersection with the easterly
limit of the easterly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 551 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 3250 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 and 551 in the
- Township of Carnarvon in the Ter-
ritorial District of Manitoulin begin-
ning at a point situate 1800 feet
measured westerly from its intersection
with the easterly limit of the easterly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 551 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 3400 feet
more or less.
District of
Manitoulin—
Twp. of
Campbell
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Sandfield
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 in the Township of
Campbell in the District of ManitouHn
commencing at a point situate 1600 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the centre line of the roadway
known as Perivale Road and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2500 feet more or less.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 in the Township of
Sandfield in the District of Manitoulin
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the bridge abutment over the Manitou
River and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 900 feet more
or less.
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Carnarvon
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 in the locality of
- Mindemoya in the Township of Car-
narvon in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the easterly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 551 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1650 feet more or less.
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Carnarvon
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 and 551 in the
locality of Mindemoya in the Township
of Carnarvon in the Territorial Dis-
trict of Manitoulin beginning at a
point situate at its intersection with
the easterly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 551 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
1800 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 149; O. Reg. 679/74,
s. 18.
Schedule 163
HIGHWAY NO. 542A
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
District of
Manitoulin —
Twp. of
Tehkummah
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542A in the Township of
Tehkummah in the District of Mani-
toulin commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 10 and 11 in Concession 2 and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 1000 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 150.
Schedule 164
HIGHWAY NO. 543
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
/ ■ (Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
889
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
City of
Sudbury
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
City of
Sudbury
R^onal
Municipality
of Sudbury —
City of
Sudbury
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 543 in that part of the
City of Sudbury in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
31st day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Broder in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 800 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known
as Esther Street and a point situate
100 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the roadway known as Pennala
Avenue.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 543 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the westerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 69 in the City
of Sudbur\' and a point situate 800
feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit
of the roadway known as Esther Street
in that part of the City of Sudbury,
that on the 31st day of December,
1972, was the Township of Broder
in the Territorial District of Sudbury.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 543 in that part of the
City of Sudbury in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
31st day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Broder in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between a
point situate 100 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Pennala Avenue and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
lots 6 and 7 in Concession 3.
Pa:«t 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 151;
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 8 (1, 2).
Schedule 165
HIGHWAY NO. 544
Part 1
(Reserved)
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbur\' —
Town of
Dowling
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 544 in the Town of
Dowling in The Regional Municipality
of Sudbury commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 144
and extending northerly therealong
to the end of the said Highway No.
544.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73. s. 9. part.
Schedule 166
HIGHWAY NO. 545
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 545 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate at its intersection
with the northerly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 541 in that
part of the Town of Nickel Centre,
that on the 31st day of December,
1972, was the Township of Falcon-
bridge in the TerritorisJ District of
Sudbury and a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the southerly junction of the King's
Highway known as No. 69 in that
part of the Town of Valley East, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Capreol in the
Territorial District of Sudbury.
Regional ^ That part of the King's Highway
Municipality known as No. 545 in The Regional
of Sudbury— Municipality of Sudbury commencing
1.
Regional
Munici(>ality
of Sudbur\' —
Town of Nickel
Centre
Town of
Valley East
890
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Town of
Capreol
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury—
Town of
Walden
at a point situate in that part of the
Town of Capreol, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the south-
erly limit of the Township of Norman
in the Territorial District of Sudbury
and extending northerly therealong
to the end of the said Highway No. 545.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73, s. <).paH.
Schedule 167
HIGHWAY NO. 549
Part 1
^ ; ^, (Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 549 in the Town of
Walden in The Regional Municipality
of Sudbury commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 17 and extending south-
erly therealong to the end of the said
Highway No. 549.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 9, part.
Schedule 168
HIGHWAY NO. 547
Part 1
(Reserved)
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Esquega
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
St. Joseph
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 547 in the Township of
Esquega in the District of Algoma com-
mencing at a point situate at the north-
erly limit of the said Highway and
extending southerly therealong for a
distance of 2100 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 152.
Schedule 169
HIGHWAY NO. 548
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
as No. 548 in the Township of St. Joseph
in the District of Algoma lying between
a point situate 1800 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Main Street in the locality of
Richards Landing and extending east-
erly therealong for a distance of 5500
feet more or less.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
891
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
St. Joseph
District of
Algoma —
Township
of Prince
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 548 in the Township of
St. Joseph in the District of Algoma
commencing at a point situate 2000
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as
Main Street in the locality of Hilton
Beach and extending northerly there-
along for a distance of 3000 feet more
or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
153; O. Reg. 512/71, s. 11.
Schedule 170
HIGHWAY NO. 550
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 550 in the Township
of Prince in the Territorial District
of Algoma situate within Section 31
and the westerly half of Section 32.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 154;
O. Reg. 567/77, s. 13; O. Reg. 912/77.
s. 4.
Schedule 171
HIGHWAY NO. 551
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
District
of M ani-
toulin^
Twp. of
Carnarvon
District
of Mani-
toulin —
Twp. of
Carnarvon
District
of Mani-
toulin —
Twp. of
Carnarvon
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Carnarvon
District
of Mani-
toulin —
Twp. of
Carnarvon
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 551 in the Township of
Carnarvon in the Territorial District
of Manitoulin lying between a point
situate 1500 feet meastired northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the easterly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 542
and a point situate 1200 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known
as Rockville Road.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 and 551 in the
Township of Carnarvon in the Ter-
ritorial District of Manitoulin beginning
at a point situate 1800 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the easterly junction
of the King's Highway known as No.
551 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 3400 feet more or less.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 551 in the locality of
Mindemoya in the Township of Car-
narvon in the Territorial District of
Manitoulin beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the easterly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 542 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 1500 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 551 in the Township of
- Carnarvon in the District of Manitoulin
commencing at a jxiint situate 200 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the line between concessions
10 and 11 and extending southerly
therealong to the southerly limit of the
said highway.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 542 and 551 in the
locality of Mindemoya in the Township
of Carnarvon in the Territorial District
of Manitoulin beginning at a p>oint
situate at its intersection with the
easterly limit of the easterly junction
of the King's Highway known as No.
551 and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 1800 feet more or
less.
892
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Manitoulin-
Twp. of
Billings
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Hodgins
4. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 551 in the Township of
- BilHngs in the Territorial District
of Manitoulin beginning at a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 540 in the locality of
West Bay and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 2200 feet.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 155;
O. Reg. 679/74, s. 19; O. Reg. 101/76,
s. 15.
Schedule 172
HIGHWAY NO. 556
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
; Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 556 in the Township of
Hodgins in the Territorial District of
Algoma lying between a point situate
900 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the southerly limit of
the Algoma Central and Hudson Bay
Railway right of way and a point
situate 2300 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line
between lots 8 and 9 in Concession 6.
O. Reg. 938/74, s. 1.
Schedule 173
HIGHWAY NO. 558 , '
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Haileybury
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Haileybury
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Haileybury
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 558 in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
-of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 500 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between
lots 10 and 11 in Concession 3 in the
former Township of Bucke and a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 11.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 558 in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
the Town of Haileybury and the
Township of Firstbrook.
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 558 in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming commencing at a
point situate 500 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the road allowance
between lots 10 and 11 in Concession
3 in the former Township of Bucke
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 500 feet more or less.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 156;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 21 (1-3); O. Reg. 326/
73, s. 9.
Schedule 174
HIGHWAY NO. 560
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
893
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twp. of
Nicol
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twp. of
James
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Noble
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 560 in the Township of
Nicol in the District of Timiskaming
commencing at a point situate 1400
feet measured easterly from its inter-
section with the easterly Hmit of the
bridge over the Montreal River and
extending easterly therealong for a
distance of 7700 feet more or less.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 560 in the Township of
James in the District of Timiskaming
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the roadway known as Rosedale Street
in the locality of Elk Lake and a point
situate 100 feet measured westerly
from its northerly intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 65.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 560 in the Township of
Noble in the District of Sudbury com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the Canadian National
Railways right of way and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
2200 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 157.
Schedule 175
HIGHWAY NO. 561
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Plummer
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Fisher
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 561 in the Township of
Plummer in the District of Algoma
commencing at a point situate 200 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly abutment of
the bridge over the Thessalon River
and extending southerly therealong for
a distance of 1600 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 158.
Schedule 176
HIGHWAY NO. 563
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 563 in the Township of
Fisher in the District of Algoma lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the southerly limit of the
said King's Highway known as No.
563 and a point situate 5800 feet meas-
ured southerly from its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 17. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 159.
Schedule 177
HIGHWAY NO. 567
Part 1
(Reserved)
894
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Town of
Haileybury
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twp. of
Hilliard
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 567 in the Town of
Haileybury in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate 200 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the roadway
known as Maple Street and a point
situate at its intersection with the line
between the Town of Haileybury and
the Township of Lorrain.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 160;
O. Reg. 34/73, s. 22 (1, 2).
Schedule 178
HIGHWAY NO. 569
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3 '
(Reserved)
Part 4 ,
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 569 in the Township
of Hilliard in the Territorial District
of Timiskaming lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the road
allowance between concessions 4 and
5 and a point situate at its intersection
with the road allowance between con-
cessions 5 and 6.
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of
Ingram
District of
Timis-
kaming—
Twp. of
Maisonville
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 569 in the Township of
Ingram in the District of Temiskaming
commencing at a point situate 400 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the westerly limits of the bridge
abutment over the Blanche River and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 1600 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 161;
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 10.
Schedule 179
HIGHWAY NO. 570
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 570 in the Township of
Maisonville in the District of Timiska-
ming commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the ejisterly
limit of the said highway and extend-
ing westerly therealong for a distance
of 2000 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 162.
Schedule 180
HIGHWAY NO. 571
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
895
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twp. of
Armstrong
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 571 in the Township of
Armstrong in the District of Timiska-
ming lying between a point situate at
its intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 640
and a point situate 1300 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the northerly limit of the road allow-
ance between concessions 3 and 4.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 163.
Schedule 181
HIGHWAY NO. 576
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 576 in the City of
Timmins in the Territorial District
of Cochrane lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 101
and a pxjint situate 4700 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the line, that on the 31st day of
December, 1972, was between the
townships of Jamieson and Robb.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 576 in the City of
Timmins in the Territorial District
of Cochrane commencing at a point
situate 4700 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the line,
that on the 31st day of December,
1972, was between the townships of
Jamieson and Robb and extending
northerly therealong to the end of
the said Highway No. 576.
Part 4
(Reserved)
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Fauquier
District of
Cochrane—
Twp. of
Fauquier
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 512/71, s. 12, part; O. Reg.
271/73, s. 4 (1, 2).
Schedule 182
HIGHWAY NO. 581
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 581 in the Township of
Fauquier in the District of Cochrane
lying between a point situate 2200 feet
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the northerly limit of the
said highway and a point situate at
its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known as
No. 11.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 581 in the Township of
Fauquier in the District of Cochrane
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly junc-
tion of the said highway and extend-
ing southerly therealong for a distance
of 2200 feet more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429. Sched. 164.
Schedule 183
HIGHWAY NO. 582
Part 1
(Reserved)
896
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twp. of
Stirling
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 582 in the geographic
Township of Stirling in the District of
Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 1200 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the roadway
to the Canadian Pacific Railway Sta-
tion and a point situate 1550 feet
measured easterly from its intersection
with the said roadway to the Canadian
Pacific Railway Station. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 165.
Schedule 184
HIGHWAY NO. 589
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved) ,
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 589 in the City of
Thunder Bay— Thunder Bay in the Territorial Dis-
trict of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 50 feet measured
northerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 102 and a point situate
at its intersection with the line between
the Township of Gorham and the City
of Thunder Bay.
City of
Thunder Bay
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Perry
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Perry
Locality of
Novar
O. Reg. 555/76, s. 4.
Schedule 185
HIGHWAY NO. 592
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 592 in the Township of
Perry in the District of Parry Sound
commencing at a point situate 1500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the centre line of the
King's Highway known as No. 518
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2550 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 592 in the locality of
Novar in the Township of Perry in
the District of Parry Sound commenc-
ing at a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. 1 1 and
extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 3380 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 166.
Schedule 186
^ HIGHWAY NO. 594
Part 1
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
897
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Aubrey
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 594 in the Township of
Aubrey in the District of Kenora lying
between a jx)int situate 500 feet meas-
ured northerly from its intersection
with the northerly limit of the Cana-
dian Pacific Railway right of way in
Concession 6 and a point situate 1500
feet measured southerly from its inter-
section with the municipal road at
Eagle River Canadian Pacific Railway
Station in the said Concession 6.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 167.
Schedule 187
HIGHWAY NO. 598
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
District of 1. The King's Highway known as No.
Kenora 593 in the District of Kenora.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 168.
District
of Kenora-
Twp. of
Zealand
Schedule 188
HIGHWAY NO. 601
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 601 in the Township
of Zealand in the Territorial District
of Kenora beginning at a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
junction of the King's Highway known
as No. 17 and extending northerly
therealong for a distance of 5700 feet.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 399/76. s. 16.
Schedule 189
HIGHWAY NO. 604
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 604 in the Township of
Kenora— Jaflray in the District of Kenora lying
898
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Twp. of
J affray
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Hagar
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the easterly limit of the
Town of Kenora and a point situate at
its intersection with the access road
to the airport at the easterly limit of
the said highway.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 169.
Schedule 190
HIGHWAY NO. 606
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 606 in the locahty of
Markstay in the Township of Hagar
in the District of Sudbury lying between
a point situate 150 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with the
Canadian Pacific Railway crossing
and a point situate at its intersection
with the line between concessions 3
and 4. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
170.
Schedule 191
OLD HIGHWAY NO. 610
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved) .
District of
Cochrane —
City of
Timmins
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1, That part of the King's Highway
known as Old Highway No. 610 in
the City of Timmins in the Territorial
District of Cochrane commencing at
a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 610
and extending westerly therealong
for a distance of 3000 feet more or
less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 221/72, s. IS, part; O. Reg.
271/73, s. 5.
Schedule 192
HIGHWAY NO. 610
^i Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 610 in the City of
Timmins in the Territorial District
of Cochrane lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 67.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
^^ , . (Reserved)
,j, h,.,j ,:,. r , O. Reg. 271/73. s. 6, part.
District of
Cochrane-
City of
Timmins
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
899
District of
Thunder
Bay—
Twps. of
Bomby and
Leslie
Schedule 193
HIGHWAY NO. 614
Part l
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 614 in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 17
in the Township of Bomby and a point
situate 750 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Caramat
Road in the Township of Leslie.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 614 in the Improvement
District of Manitouwadge in the Dis-
trict of Thunder Bay lying between a
fx)int situate 1600 feet measured north-
erly from its intersection with the
northerly limit of the road allowance
known as Station Road and a point
situate 8400 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the said road allowance known
as Station Road.
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 614 in the Improvement
District of Manitouwadge in the Dis-
trict of Thunder Bay lying between a
point situate 1600 feet measured south-
erly from its intersection with the
Manitouwadge southerly limit of the road allowance
known as Adjalo Avenue and a point
situate 1600 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the road allowance known as
Station Road. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 172; O. Reg. 440/72, s. 5.
District of
Thunder
Bay-
Improvement
District of
Manitouwadge
District of
Thunder
Bay-
Improvement
District of
Schedule 194
HIGHWAY NO. 620
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
Peterborough known as No. 620 beginning at a point
and Hastings situate 400 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with the road
allowance between the counties of
Peterborough and Hastings and
extending westerly therealong for a
distance of 700 metres.
Part 6
Hastings —
Twp. of
Wollaston
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 620 in the Township of
Wollaston in the County of Hastings
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit
of the bridge over the Deer River in
Lot 13, Concession 9 and extending
westerly therealong for a distance of
4900 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 173; O. Reg. 276/78,
s. 5.
Schedule 195
HIGHWAY NO. 622
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
900
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Rainy
River —
Municipal
Twp. of
Atikokan
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twp. of
Larder Lake
" Part 4
(Reserved) ':i
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 622 in the municipal
Township of Atikokan in the District
of Rainy River lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 11 B and a point situate
200 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the northerly limit of
the roadway known as Sumac Road.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 174.
Schedule 196
HIGHWAY NO. 624
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 624 in the Township of
Larder Lake in the District of Timiska-
ming commencing at a point situate at
its intersection with the southerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 66 and extending southerly
therealong for a distance of 4200 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 175.
Schedule 197
HIGHWAY NO. 626
Part 1
(Reserved)
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Taylor
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Bowman
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 626 in the Township of
Taylor in the District of Cochrane
commencing at a point situate 1000
measured southerly from its intersec-
tion with the road allowance between
lots 8 and 9 in Concession 6 and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 2600 feet more or less.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 626 in the Township
of Bowman in the Territorial District
of Cochrane lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 101 and a point situate
500 feet measured northerly from its
intersection with the line between lots
5 and 6 in Concession 6. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 176; O. Reg. 221/72,
s. 13.
Schedule 198
HIGHWAY NO. 629
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 629 in the City of
Timmins in the Territorial District
of Cochrane commencing at a point
situate 500 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the north-
erly limit of the roadway known as
Theriault Drive and extending north-
erly therealong to the end of the said
Highway No. 629.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
901
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Valley East
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Towns of
Valley East
and Rayside-
Balfour
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 271/73, s. 6. part.
Schedule 199
HIGHWAY NO. 634
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 634 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate 200 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the westerly limit of the roadway
known as Marie Street in that part
of the Town of Valley East, that on
the 31st day of December, 1972, was
the Township of Blezard in the Ter-
ritorial District of Sudbury and a point
situate 2010 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the east-
erly hmit of the roadway known as
Martin Road in that part of the Town
of Valley East, that on the 31st day of
December, 1972 was the locality of
Blezard Valley in the Township of
Blezard in the Territorial District
of Sudbury.
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 634 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between
a point situate 4480 feet measured
westerly from its intersection with
the easterly limit of the roadway
known as Martin Road in that part
of the Town of Valley East, that on
the 31st day of December, 1972, was
the locality of Blezard Valley in the
Township of Blezard in the Territorial
District of Sudbury and a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly
limit of the King's Highway known
as No. 144 in that part of the Town
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury—
Town of
Valley East
of Rayside-Balfour, that on the 31st
day of December, 1972, was the line
between the townships of Balfour and
Rayside in the Territorial District
of Sudbury.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 634 in that part of the
Town of Valley East in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury, that on the
31st day of December, 1972, was the
Township of Blezard in the Territorial
District of Sudbury lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the westerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 69 and a point
situate 200 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Marie
Street.
1
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Valley East
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 634 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury commencing
at a point situate 2010 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
easterly limit of the roadway known
as Martin Road in that part of the Town
of Valley East, that on the 31st day
of December, 1972, was the locality
of Blezard Valley in the Township of
Blezard in the Territorial District
of Sudbury and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 6490 feet
more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched.
O. Reg. 270/73, s. 10 (1-3).
Schedule 200
HIGHWAY NO. 637
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
177;
902
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Manitoulin —
Twp. of
Rutherford
District of
Algoma —
Twp. of
Macdonald
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 637 in the Township of
Rutherford in the District of Mani-
toulin commencing at a point situate
at its westerly limit and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
3200 feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 429, Sched. 178.
Schedule 201
HIGHWAY NO. 638
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 638 in the Township of
Macdonald in the District of Algoma
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the easterly limit of
the King's Highway known as No. 17
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 3600 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 179.
Schedule 202
HIGHWAY NO. 644
Part 1
(Reserved)
District of
Parry
Sound —
Twp. of
Harrison
Haliburton —
Twp. of
Harcourt
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1 . That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 644 in the Township of
Harrison in the District of Parry
Sound commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly
Hmit of the King's Highway known
as No. 69 and extending westerly
therealong for a distance of 3160 feet
more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 180.
Schedule 203
HIGHWAY NO. 648
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 648 in the Township of
Harcourt in the Provisional County of
Haliburton commencing at a point
situate 500 feet measured westerly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the road allowance between con-
cessions 1 and 2 and extending easterly
therealong for a distance of 2000 feet
more or less.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
903
Haliburton-
Twp. of
Monmouth
Haliburton-
Twp. of
Cardiff
District of
Timis-
kaming —
Twp. of
Otto
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 648 in the Township of
Monmouth in the Provisional County
of Hahburton commencing at a point
situate 1800 feet measured southerly
from its intersection with the line be-
tween the townships of Monmouth and
Cardiff and extending southerly there-
along for a distance of 5300 feet more or
less.
Part 6
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 648 in the Township of
Cardiff in the Provisional County of
Haliburton commencing at a point
situate 300 feet measured easterly
from its intersection with the centre
line of the Canadian National Rail-
ways right of way and extending west-
erly therealong for a distance of 1800
feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 181.
Schedule 204
HIGHWAY NO. 650
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 650 in the Township of
Otto in the District of Timiskaming
commencing at a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 112 and extending
easterly therealong for a distance of
2640 feet more or less.
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 182.
District of
Cochrane—
City of
Timmins
Schedule 205
HIGHWAY NO. 655
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 655 in the City of
Timmins in the Territorial District
of Cochrane commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 101 and extending
northerly therealong to the end of
the said Highway No. 655.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 183;
O. Reg. 271/73, s. 7.
Schedule 206
HIGHWAY NO. 658
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 658 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury commencing
of Sudbury ^^ ^ point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in that part of the Town of
Walden, that on the 31st day of Dec-
ember, 1972, was the Township of
Denison in the Territorial District
of Sudbury and extending northerly
therealong to the end of the said
Highway No. 658.
Regional
Municipality
Town of
Walden
904
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
District of
Sudbury —
Twp. of
Noble
Part 4
(Reserved) *«- ^
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73, s. \l,part.
Schedule 207
HIGHWAY NO. 661
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 661 in the Township of
Noble in the District of Sudbury com-
mencing at a point situate at its inter-
section with the King's Highway
known as No. 560 and extending north-
erly therealong for a distance of 1600
feet more or less. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
429, Sched. 184.
Schedule 208
HIGHWAY NO. 806
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved) i^
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Capreol
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Rayside-
Balfour
Part 3
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 806 in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury commencing
at a point situate at its intersection
with the easterly limit of the King's
Highway known as No. 545 in that
part of the Town of Capreol, that on
the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Hutton in the
Territorial District of Sudbury and
extending northerly therealong to the
end of the said Highway No. 806.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73, s. II, part.
Schedule 209
HIGHWAY NO. 7147
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7147 in that part of the
Town of Rayside-Balfour in The Re-
gional Municipality of Sudbury, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Rayside in the
Territorial District of Sudbury lying
between a point situate 750 feet
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
southerly junction of the roadway
known as Paquette Street and a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the northerly j unction
of the King's Highway known as No.
144.
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
905
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbur>' —
Town of
Rayside-
Balfour
District of
Cochrane —
City of
Timmins
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7147 in that part of the
Town of Rayside-Balfour in The Re-
gional Municipahty of Sudbury, that
on the 31st day of December, 1972,
was the Township of Rayside in the
Territorial District of Sudbury lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
southerly junction of the King's High-
way known as No. 144 and a point
situate 750 feet measured northerly
from its intersection with the northerly
limit of the southerly junction of the
roadway known as Paquette Street.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 270/73, s. II, part.
Schedule 210
HIGHWAY NO. 803
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 803 in the City of
Timmins in the Territorial District of
Cochrane commencing at a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's High-
way known as No. 101 and extending
southerly therealong to the end of the
said Highway No. 803.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 271/73, s. 8, part.
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Vermilion
Additional
Schedule 211
HIGHWAY NO. 664
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 664 in the Township
of Vermilion Additional in the Terri-
torial District of Kenora beginning
at a point situate 1,000 feet measured
westerly from its instesection with the
centre line of the westerly junction
of the roadway known as Second
Street and extending easterly there-
along for a distance of 4500 feet.
O. Reg. 101/76, s. 16.
Schedule 212
HIGHWAY NO. 666
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
906
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Kenora—
Twp. of
Jaffray
Town of
Kenora
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 666 in the Township of
Jaffray in the District of Kenora
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly Umit
of the Town of Kenora and a point
situate at its intersection with the
southerly limit of the King's Highway
known as No. 598.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 21/77, ;s. 5.
Schedule 213
HIGHWAY— QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
Part l
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as the Queen Elizabeth Way
lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of the
bridge over the Humber River in
The Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of
the roadway known as Concession
Road in the Town of Fort Erie in
The Regional Municipality of Niagara.
Municipality
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Fort Erie
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Fort Erie
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as the Queen Elizabeth Way
in the Town of Fort Erie in the
Regional Municipality of Niagara lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Goderich Street
and a point situate at its inter-
section with the westerly limit of the
roadway known as Concession Road.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 12 (5).
Schedule 214
NORTH SERVICE ROAD OF
THE QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1.
Regional
Municip>ality
of Niagara and
County of
Wentworth —
City of
Hamilton
Town of
Grimsby
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Towns of
Lincoln and
Grimsby
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Lincoln
City of
St. Catharines
'.vJt r:
That part of the King's Highway
known as North Service Road of the
Queen Elizabeth Way lying between
a point situate 500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centreline of the roadway known' as
Lake Avenue in the City of Hamilton
in the County of Wentworth and a
point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Kerman Avenue
in the Town of Grimsby in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara.
That part of the King's Highway
known as the South Service Road of
the Queen Elizabeth Way in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centreline of the road-
way known as Book Road in the Town
of Grimsby and a point situate at its
intersection with the centreline of the
roadway known as Twenty-First
Street in the Town of Lincoln.
That part of the King's Highway
known as the North Service Road of
the Queen Elizabeth Way in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the road-
way known as Jordan Road in the Town
of Lincoln and a point situate at its
intersection with the centre line of
the roadway known as Fifth Street in
the City of St. Catharines.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1 (Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
907
Wentworth —
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as the North Service Road of
the Queen EHzabeth Way in the City
City of of Hamilton in the County of Went-
Hamilton worth commencing at a point situate
at its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Lake Avenue
and extending easterly therealong for
a distance of 500 feet more or less.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Towns of
Grimsby and
Lincoln
That part of the King's Highway
known as the North Service Road of
the Queen Elizabeth Way in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the line between the
Town of Grimsby and the Town of
Lincoln and a point situate at its
intersection with the centreline of the
roadway known as Twenty-First Street
in the Town of Lincoln. O. Reg. 512/
71, s. 12, paH; O. Reg. 149/73. s. 11
(1, 2).
Schedule 215
SOUTH SERVICE ROAD OF
THE QUEEN ELIZABETH WAY
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as the South Service Road of
the Queen Elizabeth Way lying be-
tween a point situate 500 feet measured
easterly from its intersection with the
centreline of the roadway known as
Lake Avenue in the City of Hamilton
in the County of Wentworth and a
point situate at its intersection with
the centreline of the roadway known
as Patton Street in the Town of
Grimsby in The Regional Municipality
of Niagara.
2. That part of the King's Highway
known as the North Service Road of
the Queen Elizabeth Way in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centreline of the
roadway known as Kerman Avenue
in the Town of Grimsby and a point
situate at its intersection with the
Regional
Municiftality
of Niagara and
County of
Wentworth —
City of
Hamilton
ToMmof
Grimsby
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara-
Town of
Grimsby
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
Town of
Lincoln
City of
line between the Town of Grimsby
and the Town of Lincoln.
3. That part of the King's Highway
known as the South Service Road of
the Queen Elizabeth Way in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the
roadway known as Jordan Road in the
Town of Lincoln and a point situate
St. Catharines at its intersection with the centre line
of the roadway known as Fifth Street
in the City of St. Catharines.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 512/71, s. 12, part; O. Reg.
149/73, s. 12; O. Reg. 399/76, s. 17.
Schedule 216
HIGHWAY— LOOP ROAD
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
District of
Kenora —
Twp. of
Godson
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as Loop Road in the locality
of Nestor Falls in the Township of
Godson in the District of Kenora.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 429, Sched. 187.
908
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Schedule 217
HIGHWAY— GOVERNMENT DOCK ROAD
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved) '
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
,; Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as Government Dock Road in
Kenora— the locahty of Nestor Falls in the Town-
Twp. of ship of Godson in the District of
Godson Kenora. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429,
Sched. 188.
Schedule 218
CONTROLLED ACCESS HIGHWAY
BETWEEN HIGHWAY NO. 401 AND
TORONTO INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as the Controlled Access High-
way between the King's Highway
known as No. 401 and Toronto Inter-
national Airport in the City of
Mississauga in The Regional Munici-
pality of Peel lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the
said Highway No. 401 and a point
situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known
as Dixon Road.
Part 2
(Reserved) ' '
Part 3
Regional
Municipality
of Peel-
City of
Mississauga
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 189;
O. Reg. 1046/75, s. 13.
Schedule 219
TERTIARY ROAD NO. 805
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as Tertiary Road No. 805 in
Nipissing — the Township of Crerar in the District
Twp. of of Nipissing commencing at a point
Crerar situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 539A
and extending northerly therealong
for a distance of 2600 feet more or less.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 429, Sched. 190.
Schedule 220
HIGHWAY NO. 7116
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
909
Kent—
Twrp. of
Raleigh
Kent—
Twp. of
Raleigh
City of
Chatham
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7116 in the Township
of Raleigh in the County of Kent
lying between a point situate 1500
feet measured southeasterly from its
intersection with the centre line of
the King's Highway known as No. 401
and a point situate 1000 feet measured
southerly from its intersection with
the centre line of the road allowance
between concessions 5 and 6.
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 7116 in the County
of Kent lying between a point situate
1000 feet measured southerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between concessions
5 and 6 in the Township of Raleigh and
a point situate at its intersection with
the southerly limit of the roadway
known as Park Avenue in the City
of Chatham.
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 512/71. s. 12, part.
Schedule 221
EAST MAIN STREET
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Niagara —
City of
Welland
That part of the King's Highway
known as East Main Street in the City
of Welland in The Regional Munici-
pality of Niagara lying between a
point situate 600 feet measured east-
erly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Wellington Street and a point situate
at its intersection with the centre
line of the King's Highway known as
No. 140.
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Ottawa-
Carleton —
Twp. of
March
Part 4
(Reserved) ""
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 326/73, s. 11.
Schedule 222
KANATA ROAD
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
locally known as Kanata Road in the
Township of March in The Regional
Municipjility of Ottawa-Carleton lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with the west limit of the
King's Highway known as Highway
No. 17 (new) and a point situate at
its intersection with the east limit
of the King's Highway known as No. 7.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 254/74, s. 12.
Schedule 223
TOWNLINE ROAD
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
910
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 490
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Niagara-
City of
Welland
Part 3
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as TownHne Road in the City
of Welland in The Regional Munici-
pality of Niagara lying between a
point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 58
and a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Moore
Road.
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 864/74, s. 2, part.
Schedule 224
HIGHWAY NO. 7153
Part 1
1. That part of the King's Highway known
as the South- West Sudbury Bypass in the
Town of Walden in The Regional
Municipality of Sudbury lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the King's Highway known
as Old Highway No. 17 and a point
situate 790 metres measured southerly
from the said intersection.
Part 2
1 . That part of the King's Highway known
Reponal as the South-West Sudbury Bypass in
Municipality The Regional Municipality of Sudbury
of Sudbury — lying between a point situate 790 metres
measured southerly from its intersection
with the centre line of the King's High-
way known as Old Highway No. 17 in
the Town of Walden and a point situate
at its intersection with the westerly limit
of the King's Highway known as No. 69
in the City of Sudbury.
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Regional
Municipality
of Sudbury —
Town of
Walden
Town of
Walden
City of
Sudbury
District of
Cochrane —
Twp. of
Casgrain
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 924/74, s. 17; O. Reg. 764/80, s. 4.
Schedule 225
HIGHWAY NO. 583
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
J Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 583 in the Township of
Casgrain in the Territorial District of
Cochrane lying between a point situate
at the northerly limit of the highway
and a point situate measured 1200
feet southerly from its intersection
with the southerly limit of the road-
way in Lot 24 in Concession 8.
O. Reg. 185/77, s. 10, part.
Schedule 226
HIGHWAY NO. 584
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Reg. 490
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
911
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
1. That part of the King's Highway
District of known as No. 584 in the Townships
Thunder Bay— of Ashmore and Errington in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay
beginning at a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit
of the Town of Geraldton and extend-
ing northerly therealong for a distance
of 3000 feet. O. Reg. 185/77, s. 10.
part.
Part 6
Twps. of
Ashmore and
Errington
Town of
Geraldton
District of
Thunder
Bay-
Improvement
District of
Nakina
Regional
Munici-
pality of
Peel-
City of
Brampton
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 584 in the Improvement
District of Nakina in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 358 metres measured
westerly from its intersection with
Northwood Park Road and a point
situate 432 metres measured easterly
from its intersection with North-
wood Park Road. O. Reg. 847/78,
s. 3.
Schedule 227
HIGHWAY NO. 410
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 410 (Heart Lake Road)
in the City of Brampton in The
Regional Municipality of Peel lying
between a point situate 100 metres
measured southerly from its inter-
section with the southerly limit of
the roadway known as Steeles Avenue
and a point situate 100 metres
measured northerly from its inter-
section with the northerly limit of the
King's Highway known as No. 7.
Municipality
of
Metrop>olitan
Toronto —
Borough of
Etobicoke
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 289/78. s. 5.
Schedule 228
HIGHWAY NO. 409
Part l
1. That part of the King's Highway
known as No. 409 in the Borough of
Etobicoke in The Mimicipality of
Metropolitan Toronto lying between
a point situate at its intersection with
the King's Highway known as No.
401 and a point situate 200 metres
measured westerly from its intersec-
tion with the westerly limit of the
structure over Cju-lingview Drive.
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 667/78, s. 1.
Schedule 229
THE HARBOUR EXPRESSWAY
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
912
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 4^0
District of
Thunder
Bay-
City of
Thunder Bay
1
MunicipaUty
of
Metropolitan
Toronto —
City of
North York
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway known
as The Harbour Expressway in the City
of Thunder Bay in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the road-
way known as Memorial Avenue and a
point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 11 and
No. 17.
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
' ...,1 >!■■ ■ ',"
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 525/79, s. 1.
Schedule 230
BLACK GREEK DRIVE
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
That part of the King's Highway known
as Black Creek Drive in The Municipal-
ity of Metropolitan Toronto lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the southerly limit of the structure
over the roadway known as Maple Leaf
Drive in the City of North York and a
point situate at its intersection with the
northerly limit of the roadway known as
Weston Road in the Borough of
York.
1.
Regional
Municipality
of Ottawa-
Carleton —
City of
Kanata
City of
Nepean
Parts
(Reserved)
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 938/79, s. 6.
Schedule 231
EAGLESON ROAD
Part 1
(Reserved)
Part 2
(Reserved)
Part 3
(Reserved)
Part 4
(Reserved)
Part 5
That part of the King's Highway known
as Eagleson Road in The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying
between a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as Old
Highway No. 7 at the boundary between
the cities of Kanata and Nepean and a
point situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Corkstown Road at
the said boundary.
Part 6
(Reserved)
O. Reg. 186/80, s. S.
Reg. 491 HIGHWAY TRAFFIC 913
REGULATION 491
under the Highway Traffic Act
SPEED LIMITS IN PROVINCIAL PARKS
1. No person shall drive a motor vehicle on that part of a highway, other than the King's Highway, lying
within an area set apart as a provincial park under the Provincial Parks Act at a greater rate of speed than,
(a) in the case of those parts of highways set out in the Schedules, 70 kilometres per hour; and
(&) in any other case, 40 kilometres per hour. O. Reg. 701/79, s. 1.
Schedule 1
That part of the roadway known as Lake Traverse Road in Algonquin Park lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the Sand Lake gate and a point situate at its intersection with the bridge over the Petawawa
River at Lake Traverse. O. Reg. 701/79, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
That part of the roadway known as the Achray Spur in Algonquin Park beginning at a point situate at its in-
tersection with the roadway known as Lake Traverse Road and extending westerly therealong for a distance of S
kilonaetres. O. Reg. 701/79, Sched. 2.
Reg. 492
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
915
REGULATION 492
under the Highway TrafiBc Act
STOPPING OF VEHICLES ON
PARTS OF THE KINGS HIGHWAY
1. No person shall stop a vehicle on a part of
the King's Highway described in the Schedules.
O. Reg. 256/74, s. 1.
2. Where a highway is referred to in a schedule
by number or name, the reference is to that part of
the King's Highway known thereby. O. Reg.
400/72, s. 2.
Schedule 1
HIGHWAY No. 401
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 lying between a px)int situate at its inter-
section with the centre line of the roadway known
as Renforth Drive in the Borough of Etobicoke
in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and a
point situate at its intersection with the centre
line of the roadway known as Dixie Road in the
City of Mississauga in The Regional Municipality
of Peel. O. Reg. 256/74, s. 2, part.
Schedule 2
AIRPORT EXPRESSWAY
1. That part of the King's Highway commonly
known as the Airport Expressway in the Borough
of Etobicoke in The Municipality of Metropolitan
Toronto lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway known as
No. 401 and a point situate at its intersection
with the roadway known as Dixon Road. O. Reg.
256/74, s. 2, paH.
Schedule 3
HIGHWAY No. 58
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 58 in the Town of Thorold in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara beginning at a point situate
150 metres measured northerly from its inter-
section with the roadway known as Regional
Road No. 553 and extending southerly therealong
for a distance of 457 metres. O. Reg. 573/78, s. 1.
Schedule 4
1. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Village of Sun-
dridge in the Territorial District of Parry Soimd
beginning at a point situate 91 metres measured
southerly from its intersection with the southerly
limit of the roadway known as Albert Street and
extending northerly therealong for a distance of
188 metres.
2. On the east side and west side of that part of
the King's Highway known as No. 11 in the Village
of Sundridge in the Territorial District of Parry
Sound beginning at a jx)int situate 91 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known as Paget
Street and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 188 metres.
3. On the west side of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 11 in the Village of
Sundridge in the Territorial District of Parry
Sound beginning at a point situate 52 metres
measured southerly from its intersection with the
southerly limit of the roadway known as John
Street and extending northerly therealong for a
distance of 119 metres. O. Reg. 526/78, s. 1.
Reg. 493
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
917
REGULATION 493
under the Highway Traffic Act
STOP SIGNS AT INTERSECTIONS
1. The intersections on the King's Highway that
are described in paragraph 1 of each Schedule are
designated as intersections at which stop signs shall
be erected to face traffic travelling in the direction
referred to in paragraph 2 of each Schedule. R. R.O.
1970, Reg. 432. s. 1.
2. Where a highway is referred to in a Schedule
by a number or name, the reference is to that
part of the King's Highway that is known thereby.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 432. s. 2.
Schedule 1
1. Highway No. 2 in the Township of Zorra in the
County of Oxford at its intersection with County Road
No. 32 also known as Governors Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 2. R.R.O.
1970. Reg. 432. Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
1. Highyay No. 24 in the Village of Erin in the
County of Wellington at its intersection with
County Road No. 63 also known as Main Street.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 24.
1970. Reg. 432, Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
R.R.O.
1. Highway No. 7 in the hamlet of Rockwood
in the Township of Eramosa in the County of
Wellington at its intersection with the roadway
known as County Road No. 27.
2. Eastbound on Highway No. 7. O. Reg. 535/73,
s. 1.
Schedule 4
1. Highway No. 24 (Main Street in the former Po-
lice Village of Alton) in The Regional Municipality of
Peel at its intersection with the roadway known as
Queen Street.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 24 (Main Street).
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 432, Sched. 4.
Schedule 5
1. Highway No. 36 (Bolton Street) in the Village
of Bobcaygeon in the County of Victoria at its
intersection with the roadway known as King
Street.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 36 (Bolton
Street. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 432. Sched. 5.
Schedule 6
1. Highway No. 46 (Agnes Street) in the Village of
Woodville in the County of Victoria at its east
intersection with County Road No. 14 also known
as King Street.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 46 (Agnes Street).
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 432. Sched. 6.
Schedule 7
1. Highway No. 46 (Nappadele Street) in the
Village of Woodville in the County of Victoria
at its west intersection with County Road No. 14
also known as King Street.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 46 (Nappadele
Street). R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 7.
Schedule 8
1. Old Highway No. 46 in the Township of Eldon
in the County of Victoria at its intersection with
the roadway known as County Road No. 9.
2. Northbound on old Highway No. 46. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 8.
Schedule 9
1. Highway No. 76 in the Village of West Lome
in the County of Elgin at its intersection with the
roadway known as Main Street.
2. Northbound and southbound on Highway No.
76. O.Reg. 88/73, s. 1.
Schedule 10
1. Highway No. 622 (Hawthorne Road and Saturn
Avenue) in the geographic Township of Schwenger in
the Territorial District of Rainy River at its intersec-
tion with the roadway known as Hawthorne Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 622 (Saturn
Avenue). R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 432. Sched. 11.
Schedule 11
1. Highway No. 3i in the Village of Frankford
in the County of Hastings at its intersection with the
easterly junction of Hastings County Road No. 5.
918
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 493
2. Southbound on Highway No. 33. O. Reg.
729/73, s. 1.
Schedule 12
1. Highway No. 598 in the geographic Township
of Jaffray in the Territorial District of Kenora at
its intersection with the roadway known as Brink-
man Road.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 598. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 13.
Schedule 13
1. The Queen Elizabeth Way, west to east
ramp, in the Town of Grimsby in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara at its intersection with
the roadway known as Christie Street.
2. Eastbound traffic on the Queen Elizabeth
Way, west to east ramp. O. Reg. 257/74, s. 1,
part.
Schedule 14
1. The Queen Elizabeth Way, east to west
ramp, in the Town of Grimsby in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara at its intersection with
the roadway known as Christie Street.
2. Westbound traffic on the Queen Elizabeth
Way, east to west ramp. O. Reg. 257/74, s. 1,
part.
Schedule 15
1. Highway No. 7 in that part of The Regional
Municipality of York that, on the 31st day of
December, 1970 was the Township of Vaughan
in the County of York at its intersection with the
roadway known as Bathurst Street.
7. R.R.O. 1970,
2. Westbound on Highway No.
Reg. 432, Sched. 16.
Schedule 16
1. Highway No. 79 in the Township of Zone in
the County of Kent at its intersection with the
roadway known as County Road No. 22.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 79. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 17.
Schedule 17
1. Old Highway No. 12 in the locality of Wau-
baushene in the Township of Tay in the County
of Simcoe at its intersection with Pine Street and
Coldwater Road.
2. Eastbound on Old Highway No. 12.
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 19.
R.R.O.
Schedule 18
1. Highway No. 522 in the geographic Township of
Hardy in the Territorial District of Parry Sound at its
intersection with North Road and East Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 522.
80. s. 1.
O. Reg. 277/
Schedule 19
1. Highway No. 7 in the Township of West
Williams in the County of Middlesex at its inter-
section with the roadway known as County Road
No. 17.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 7.
Reg. 432, Sched. 21.
Schedule 20
R.R.O. 1970.
1. Highway No. 6 in that part of the City of Nanti-
coke in The Regional Municipality of Haldimand-
Norfolk that, on the 31st day of March, 1974 was the
Town of Port Dover in the County of Norfolk at its
intersection with the roadway known as Main Street.
2. Westbound
88/73,s. 2.
Highway No. 6. O. Reg.
Schedule 21
1. Highway No. 4 in the Village of Port Stanley
in the County of Elgin at its instersection with the
roadway known as George Street.
2. Northbound on Highway
88/73,8.3.
Schedule 22
No. 4. O. Reg.
1. Highway No. 6 (Bury Road) in the hamlet of
Tobermory in the Township of St. Edmunds in the
County of Bruce at its intersection with Highway
No. 6 (Front Street).
2. Northbound on Highway No. 6 (Bury Road).
O. Reg. 535/73, s. 2.
Schedule 23
1. Highway No. 7 in the Village of .\rkona in
thi' County of Lambton at its intersection with tlw
roadway known as Lambton Road No. 16.
2. Northbound and southbound on Highway
No. 7. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 432, Sched. 25.
Schedule 24
1. Highway No. 16 in The Regional Municipality
of Ottawa-Carleton at its intersection with the road-
way known as Carleton County Road No. 5.
2. Southbound on Highway No.
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 26.
16. R.R.O.
Reg. 493
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
919
Schedule 25
1. Highway No. 18 in the Township of Sandwich
West in the County of Essex at its intersection with the
roadway known as Front Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 18. R.R.O.
1970. Reg. 432, Sched. 27.
Schedule 26
1. Highway No. 615 in the geographic Township of
Mather in the Territorial District of Rainy River
at its intersection with the road allowance between
the townships of Mather and Kingsford.
No. 615. R.R.O.
2. Eastbound on Highway
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 28.
Schedule 27
1. Highway No. 16 in that part of The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton that on the 14th day
of June, 1968 was the Police Village of North Gower
in the County of Carleton at its intersection with
Carleton County Road No. 5.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 16. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 29.
Schedule 28
1. Highway No. 594 in the geographic Township
of Aubrey in the Territorial District of Kenora at
its intersection with the roadway known as Cascade
Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 594. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 432. Sched. 30.
Schedule 29
1. Highway No. 33 in the Village of Frankford
in the Township of Sidney in the County of
Hastings at its intersection with the roadway
known as Hastings County Road No. 5.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 33. O.
862/74. s.l.
Schedule 30
Reg.
1. Highway No. 535 in the locality of St. Charles
in the municipal Township of Casimir, Jennings
and Appleby in the Territorial District of Sudbury
at its intersection with the roadway known as
King Street.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 535. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 432. Sched. 32.
Schedule 31
1. Highway No. 540B in the Town of Gore Bay
in the Territorial District of Manitoulin at its inter-
section with Meredith Street and Main Street.
2. Eastbound on Highway No. 540B. R.R.O.
1970. Reg. 432. Sched. 34.
Schedule 32
1. Highway No. 519 in the Township of Dysart,
Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre, Guilford, Harburn,
Harcourt and Havelock in the Provisional County
of Haliburton at its intersection with the road
allowance between concessions 3 and 4.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 519. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 432. Sched. 36.
Schedule 33
1. Highway No. 11 and 17 in the geographic
lownship of MacGregor in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay at its intersection with the road-
way known as Spruce River Road.
2. Eastbound on Highway No. 1 1 and 17.
1970, Reg. 432, Sched. 37.
R.R.O.
Schedule 34
1. Highway No. 2 in the Township of Rochester
in the County of Essex at its intersection with
the roadway known as Essex County Road No. 42
2. Southbound on Highway No. 2.
Reg. 432, Sched. 38.
Schedule 35
R.R.O. 1970,
1. Old Highway No. 69 in that part of the City
of Sudburv' in The Regional Municipality of Sud-
bury, that on the 31st day of December, 1972, was
the Township of Broder in the Territorial District
of Sudbury at its intersection with the roadways
known as Rockwood Drive and Public Road.
O. Reg.
2. Southbound on Old Highway No. 69.
327/73. s. 2.
Schedule 36
1. Highway No. 520 in the Village of Magnetawan
in the District of Parry Sound at its intersection
with the roadways known as Bay Street. Burrows
Street, Nipissing Road and Sparks Street.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 520. O. Reg.
160 171. s.l. part.
Schedule 37
1. Highway No. 21 in the Township of Kincardine
in the County of Bruce at its intersection with the
roadway known as Bruce County Road No. 15.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 21. O. Reg.
218/71. s. I. part.
920
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 493
Schedule 38
1. Highway No. 77 in the Township of Tilbury
West in the County of Essex at its intersection
with the roadway known as Essex County Road
No. 46.
2. Northbound and southbound on Highway
No. 77. O. Reg. 218/71, s. l,/>ar^
Schedule 39
1. Highway No. 503 in the Township of Mara in
the County of Simcoe at its intersection with the road-
way known as Ontario County Road No. 18.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 503. O. Reg.
513/71. s. 3.
" ' ' Schedule 40
1. Highway No. 532 in the Town of Huntsville
in The District Municipality of Muskoka at its
intersection with Highway No. 532 and Muskoka
District Road No. 4.
2. Eastbound on Highway No. 532.
414/72, s. 1.
Schedule 41
O. Reg.
1. Highway No. 548 in the Township of St.
Joseph in the Territorial District of Algoma at its
intersection with Highway No. 548 and "D" Line
Road.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 548. O. Reg.
146/73. s. 1.
Schedule 42
1. The Queen Elizabeth Way, west to east
ramp, in the Town of Grimsby in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara at its intersection with
the roadway known as Ontario Street.
2. Eastbound traffic on the Queen Elizabeth
Way, west to east ramp. O. Reg. 257/74, s. 1,
part.
Schedule 43
1. The Queen Elizabeth Way, east to west
ramp, in the Town of Grimsby in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara at its intersection with
the roadway known as Ontario Street.
2. Westbound on the Queen Elizabeth Way,
east to west ramp. O. Reg. 257/74, s. 1, part.
Schedule 44
1. The Queen Elizabeth Way, west to east
ramp, in the Town of Grimsby in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara at its intersection with
the roadway known as Maple Avenue.
2. Eastbound traffic on the Queen Elizabeth
Way, west to east ramp. O. Reg. 257/74, s. 1,
part.
Schedule 45
1. The Queen Elizabeth Way, east to west
ramp, in the Town of Grimsby, in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara at its intersection with
the roadway known as Maple Avenue.
2. Westbound traffic on the Queen Elizabeth
Way, east to west ramp. O. Reg. 257/74, s. 1,
part.
Schedule 46
1. Highway No. 74 in the townships of West-
minster and North Dorchester in the County of
Middlesex at its intersection with the roadway
known as Middlesex County Road No. 29.
2. Northbound traffic on Highway No. 74.
O. Reg. 257/74, s. \,part.
Schedule 47
1. Highway No. 126 in the Township of West-
minster in the County of Middlesex at its inter-
section with the roadway known as Middlesex
County Road No. 37.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 126. O. Reg.
257/74, s. \,part.
Schedule 48
1. Highway No. 73 in the Township of North
Dorchester in the County of Middlesex at its inter-
section with the roadway known as Middlesex
County Road No. 29.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 73.
712/74, s. 1.
Schedule 49
O. Reg.
1. Highway No. 416 in the Township of Rideau
in The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton
at its intersection with Regional Road No. 13.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 416. O. Reg.
712/74, s. 2.
Schedule 50
1. Highway No. 43 in the Township of Oxford
(on Rideau) in the County of Grenville at its inter-
section with Leeds and Grenville County Road
No. 44 and North Rideau Street.
Reg. 493
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
921
2. Eastbound and westbound on Highway No. 43.
O. Reg. 246/75. s. \,part.
Schedule 51
1. Highway No. 42 in the hamlet of Forfar in
the Township of Bastard and South Burgess in the
County of Leeds at its intersection with the road
between concessions 3 and 4 and the road allowance
in Lot 24 in Concession 3.
2. Eastbound on Highway No. 42. O. Reg.
246/75, s. l.part.
Schedule 52
1. Highway No. 24 at its intersection with the
road allowance between the Township of Osprey
in the County of Grey and the Township of
Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 24. O. Reg.
246/75, s. l.part.
Schedule 53
1. Highway No. 60 in the County of Renfrew at
its intersection with the roadway known as County
Roads Xos. 5 and 8.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 60. O. Reg.
908/75,s. \,part.
Schedule 54
1. Highway No. 24 at its intersection with
the road allowance between the Township of
Osprey in the County of Grey and the Township
of Nottawasaga in the County of Simcoe.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 24. O. Reg.
908/75, s. l.part.
Schedule 55
1. Highway No. 507 in the Township of Smith
in the County of Peterborough at its intersection
with the roadway known as County Road No. 18.
2. Northbound and Southbound on Highway No.
507. O.Reg. 635/76, s. 1.
Schedule 56
1. Highway No. 646, known as Patricia Avenue,
in the Improvement District of Pickle Lake in the
Territorial District of Kenora, at its intersection
with the roadway known as Claude Avenue and
Highway No. 646, known as Airport Road.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 646, known as
Patricia Avenue. O. R^. 754/76, s. 1.
Schedule 57
1. Highway No. 512 in the Township of Brudenell
and LjTidoch in the County of Renfrew at its
intersection with the roadway known as Opeongo
Road and the road allowance between lots 290
and 291 Range "B" South.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 512.
865/76, s. l.part.
Schedule 58
O Reg.
1. Highway No. 591 in the geographic townships
of Gorham and Ware in the Territorial District of
Thunder Bay at its intersection with Highway No.
591, Mapleward Road and 5th Concession Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 591. O. Reg.
865/76,s. l.part.
Schedule 59
1. Highway No. 627 in the geographic Township of
Pic in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay at its
intersection with the roadwa\- known as Pic Mission
Road.
2. Northbound on Highway No. 627. O. Reg.
993/76, s. 1.
Schedule 60
1. Highway No. 72 in the locality of Dinorwic in
the geographic Township of Southworth in the Terri-
torial District of Kenora at its intersection with a local
road formerly Highway No. 17 now known as Old
Highway No. 17.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 72. O. Reg.
297/77, s.l.
Schedule 61
1. Highway No. 134 in the Township of Douro in
the County of Peterborough at its intersection with
the roadway known as County Road No. 4.
2. Northbound and southbound on Highway
No. 134. O. Reg. 426/77, s. 2, part.
Schedule 62
1. Highway No. 65 1 in the geographic Township of
West in the Territorial District of Algoma at its inter-
section with the roadway known as Renabie Road.
2. Northbound aa Highway No. 651.
426/77, s. 2, part.
Schedule 63
O. Reg.
1. Highway No. 512 in the Township of Grattan
in the County of Renfrew at its intersection with
the township road between concessions 20 and 21.
922
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 493
2. Eastbound on Highway No. 512. O. Reg.
104/78,5.2.
Schedule 64
1. Harbour Access Road in the City of Thunder
Bay in the Territorial District of Thunder Bay at
its intersection with the roadway known as Golf
Links Road.
2. Eastbound and westbound on Harbour Access
Road. O. Reg. 333/78, s. I, part.
Schedule 65
1. Highway No. 634 in the geographic Township of
Pinard in the Territorial District of Cochrane at its in-
tersection with the roadway known as Public Road to
Abitibi Canyon.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 634. O. Reg.
333/78, s. 1, part.
Schedule 66
1. Old Highway No. 47 in the townships of
Uxbridge and Scugog in The Regional Municipality
of Durham at its intersection with the roadway
known as Durham Regional Road 23.
2. Eastbound and westbound on Old Highway
No. 47. O. Reg. 524/78, s. 1.
Schedule 67
1. Highway No. 519 in the Township of Dysart,
Bruton, Clyde, Dudley, Eyre, Guilford, Harburn,
Harcourt and Havelock, formerly in the Township of
Guilford, in the Provisional County of Haliburton at its
intersection with the roadway known as Haliburton
Lake Road (County Road No. 14).
2. Southbound on Highway No. 519. O. Reg.
169/79, s. 2.
Schedule 68
1. Highway No. 655 in the City of Timmins in the
Territorial District of Cochrane at its intersection with
the roadway known as Kidd Creek Mine Road.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 655. O. Reg.
333/79, s. 1.
Schedule 69
1. Highway No. 535 in the locality of St. Charles in
the Township of Casimir, Jennings and Appleby in the
Territorial District of Sudbury at its intersection with
the roadway known as King Street.
2. Southbound and eastbound on Highway No.
535. O. Reg. 808/79, s. 1.
Schedule 70
1. Highway No. 52 in the Township of Flam-
borough in The Regional Municipality of Hamilton-
Wentworth at its intersection with the roadway known
as Regional Road No. 1.
2. Southbound on Highway No. 52. O. Reg. 113/
80, s. 1.
Schedule 71
1 . Highway No. 80 in the Township of Moore in the
County of Lambton at its intersection with the roadway
known as Lambton Road No. 33.
2. Westbound on Highway No. 80. O. Reg.
183/80, s. 1.
Reg. 494 HIGHWAY TRAFFIC 923
REGULATION 494
under the Highway Traffic Act
TIRE STANDARDS AND SPECIFICATIONS
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "studded tire" means a tire into the tread of which have been imbedded hard material devices none
of which is more than !4 of an inch in diameter and none of which projects more than '/ 16 of an inch
beyond the tread of the tire;
(b) "tread" means the portion of a tire that comes in contact with the road. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 433,
s. 1; O. Reg. 1084/80, s. 1.
2. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall operate on a highway a motor vehicle or trailer equipped
with tires having hard material devices embedded into the tread.
(2) No person shall operate a motor vehicle or trailer equipped with studded tires on a highway during any
period of the year. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 433, s. 12.
3. No tire having hard material devices embedded into the tread shall be sold or offered for sale unless the
tire is a studded tire. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 433, s. 13.
.\i-:\(i-
Reg. 495
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
925
REGULATION 495
under the Highway Traffic Act
USE OF CONTROLLED-ACCESS HIGHWAYS
BY PEDESTRIANS
1. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), pedestrians are
prohibited from using those parts of the controlled-ac-
cess highways described in the schedules.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to pedestrians en-
gaged in police duties, highway maintenance or con-
struction duties or where, owing to an emergency, it is
necessary to make use of a controlled-access highway.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434, s. 1.
2. Where a highway is referred to in a schedule
by a number or name, the reference is to that
part of the King's Highway that is known thereby.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434, s. 2.
Schedule 1
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
the Queen Elizabeth Way. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
434, Sched. 1 ; O. Reg. 730/73. s. 1.
Schedule 2
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 427. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434, Sched. 2; O. Reg.
730/73,5.2.
Schedule 3
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
400 bang between a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Jane Street in the City of North
York in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and
a point situate at its intersection with the line between
lots 7 and 8 in Concession 1 West of Penetanguishene
Road in the Township of Vespra in the County of
Simcoe. O. Reg. 76/80, s. 1.
Schedule 4
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
401 lying between a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No. 35 and 1 IS in
The Regional Municipality of Durham and a point sit-
uate at its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 10 in The Regional Municipality of
Peel.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 401 in the Township of Puslinch in the County
of Wellington lying between a point situate at its
intersection with Wellington County Road No. 32
and a point situate at its intersection with the road
allowance between lots 10 and 11 in Concession 2.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434, Sched. 4; O. Reg. 887/78,
s. 1.
Schedule 5
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 403. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434, Sched. 5.
Schedule 6
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 405. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434, Sched. 6.
Schedule 7
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 406. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434, Sched. 7.
Schedule 8
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 7
in the City of Kitchener in The Regional Municipality
of Waterloo lying between a point situate at its inter-
section with the roadway known as Victoria Street
and a point situate at its intersection with the roadway
known as King Street.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 7
and 8 in the City of Kitchener in The Regional Munic-
ipality of Waterloo lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as King Street
and a point situate at its intersection with the roadway
known as Fischer Drive. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434,
Sched. 8.
Schedule 9
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No. 7
and 8 in the City of Kitchener in The Regional Munic-
ipality of Waterloo lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as King Street
and a point situate at its intersection with the roadway
known as Fischer Drive.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 8 in the City of Kitchener in The Regional
Municifjality of Waterloo lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 7 and a point situate at its inter-
section with the roadway known as Freeport Drive.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434. Sched. 9; O. Reg. 148 /73. s. 1 ;
O.Reg. 492/73. s. 1.
Schedule 10
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
17 in the City of Gloucester in The Regional Munici-
pality of Ottawa-Carleton lying between a point situ-
ate 30 metres measured westerly from its intersection
926
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 495
with the roadway known as Jeanne d'Arc Boulevard
and a point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 417.
2. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 and 17 in the City of Thunder Bay in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 91 metres measured south of its
intersection with the roadway known as Hodder
Avenue and a point situate 91 metres measured
north of its intersection with the roadway known
as Arthur Street, except for 91 metres measured
north and 91 metres measured south of its inter-
section with the following roadways:
1 . Balsam Street
2. Red River Road
3. John Street
4. Oliver Road
5. Harbour Access. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 434,
Sched. 10; O. Reg. 507/77, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
574/78, s. 1; O. Reg. 278/80, s. 1.
Schedule 11
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 402 in the County of Lambton lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the westerly
limit of the King's Highway known as No. 7 in the
Township of Sarnia and a point situate 61 metres
measured easterly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as Mara Street in
the Village of Point Edward. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
434, Sched. 11; O. Reg. 574/78, s. 2.
Schedule 12
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 in the County of Wellington lying between
a point situate at its intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 401 in the Township of
Puslinch and a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Woodlawn Road in the City
of Guelph. O. Reg. 89 /73, s. 1 , part.
Schedule 13
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
Brantford Expressway No. 2 in the City of Brantford
in the County of Brant lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the roadway known as
Mount Pleasant Street and a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as Market
Street. O. Reg. 89 /73, s. 1 , part.
Schedule 14
HIGHWAY No. 420 ,
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 420 in the City of Niagara Falls in The
Regional Municipality of Niagara lying between a
point situate at its intersection with the easterly
limit of the King's Highway known as the Queen
Elizabeth Way and a point situate 91 metres meas-
ured westerly from its intersection with the westerly
limit of the roadway known as Stanley Avenue.
O. Reg. 868/74, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 574/78, s. 3.
Schedule 15
HIGHWAY No. 11
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 11 and 17 in the City of Thunder Bay in the
Territorial District of Thunder Bay lying between
a point situate 91 metres measured south of its
intersection with the roadway known as Hodder
Avenue and a point situate 91 metres measured
north of its intersection with the roadway known
as Arthur Street, except for 91 metres measured
north and 91 metres measured south of its inter-
section with the following roadways :
1 . Balsam Street
2. Red River Road
3. John Street
4. Oliver Road
5. Harbour Access. O. Reg. 507/77, s. 2,
part; O. Reg. 574/78, s. 4.
Schedule 16
HIGHWAY No. 61
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 61 in the City of Thunder Bay in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay lying between a point
situate 91 metres measured south of its intersection
with Arthur Street and a point situate 91 metres
measured north of its intersection with the roadway
known as Broadway Avenue, except for 91 metres
measured north and 91 metres measured south of its
intersection with the roadway known as Neebing Ave-
nue. O. Reg. 507/77, s. 2, part; O. Reg. 574/78, s. 5.
Schedule 17
1. That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 85 in The Regional Municipality of Waterloo
lying between a point situate at its intersection
with the King's Highway known as No. 7 in the
City of Kitchener and a point situate at its inter-
section with the roadway known as King Street in
the City of Waterloo. O. Reg. 846/78, s. 1.
Reg. 495
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
927
Schedule 18
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
404. O. Reg. 100/79, s. 1, paH.
Schedule 19
1. That part of the King's Highway known as No.
409. O. Reg. 100/79, s. 1, part.
Schedule 20
HIGHWAY No. 417
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as No.
417 in The Regional Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton
lying between a point situate at its intersection with the
roadway known as Walkley Road in the Township of
Gloucester and a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Moodie Drive in the City of
Nepean. O. Reg. 278/80, s. 2.
Reg. 496
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
929
REGULATION 496
under the Highway Traffic Act
VEHICLES ON CONTROLLED-ACCESS
HIGHWAYS
1. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), no person shall op-
erate,
(a) a bicycle ;
(b) a motorcycle having a cylinder swept
volume of 50 cubic centimetres or less ;
(c) a motorcycle driven by electricity stored
in the vehicle ; or
(d) a motor assisted bicycle,
on those controlled-access highways and parts of
controlled-access highways described in the sched-
ules.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a person who re-
sides on lands adjoining the controlled-access highway
to which lands there is no other means of access by
highway while such person is engaged in gaining ac-
cess or egress from such lands, and provided that in
gaining such access or egress the person proceeds by
the shortest route over such controlled-access highway
to the lands. O. Reg. 913/77, s. 1.
2, Where a highway is referred to in a Schedule
by a number or name, the reference is to that
part of the King's Highway that is known thereby.
O. Reg. 913/77, s. 2.
Schedule 1
All of the King's Highway known as No. 401,
402. 403, 404, 405, 406. 409, 410, 417 and 427.
O. Reg. 913 77, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
All of the King's Highway known as the Queen
Elizabeth Way. O. Reg. 913/77, Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
1 . That part of the King's Highway known as Xo.
400 lying between a point situate at its intersection with
the roadway known as Jane Street in the City of Xorth
York in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto and
a point situate 800 metres measured northerly from its
intersection with the centre line of the King's Highway
known as No. 93 in the Township of Medonte in the
County of Simcoe. O. Reg. 671/80, s. 1.
Schedule 4
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the City of Ottawa in The Regional
Municipality of Ottawa-Carleton lying between a
point situate at its intersection with Montreal Road
and a point situate at its intersection with Acres
Road including that portion known as the Ottawa
Queensway. O. Reg. 913 77, Sched. 4.
Schedule 5
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 420 in the City of Niagara Falls in The Regional
Municipality of Niagara lying between a point
situate at its intersection with the Queen Elizabeth
Way and a point situate at its intersection with
Stanley Avenue. O. Reg. 913/77. Sched. 5.
Schedule 6
That part of the King's Highway known as No. 2A
(Kingston Road) in the Borough of Scarborough
in The Municipality of Metropolitan Toronto lying
between a point situate at its intersection with
Lawson Road and a point situate at its intersec-
tion with the King's Highway known as No. 401.
O. Reg. 913 77. Sched. 6.
Schedule 7
All of the King's Highway known as the
Kitchener-Waterloo Expressway in The Regional
Municipality of Waterloo being,
(a) that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 7 in the City of Kitchener lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with Victoria Street and a p)oint
situate 1,610 metres measured westerly
from its intersection with Fisher Drive ;
(b) that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 8 in the City of Kitchener lying
between a point situate at its inter-
section with Freeport Drive and a point
situate at its easterly intersection with
the King's Highway known as No. 7 ; and
(c) that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 85 lying between a pxiint situate at
its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 7 in the City of Kitchener
and a point situate 800 metres measured
northerly from its intersection with the
centre line of the roadway known as
Waterloo Road 17. O. Reg. 913/77, Sched.
7; O. Reg. 669/78, s. 1.
930
HIGHWAY TRAFFIC
Reg. 496
Schedule 8
That part of the King's Highway known as The
Thunder Bay Expressway in the Territorial District
of Thunder Bay being,
(a) that part of the King's Highway known
as No. 11, 17 in the City of Thunder
Bay lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the roadways known as
Hodder Avenue and Copenhagen Road
and a point situate at its intersection
with Arthur Street and the King's High-
way known as No. 61 ; and
(b) that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 61 in the City of Thunder Bay lying be-
tween a point situate at its intersection with
!• the King's Highway known as No. 11, 17
and Arthur Street and a point situate at its
intersection with the King's Highway known
as No. 61B. O. Reg. 913/77, Sched. 8.
Schedule 9
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 6 (Hanlon Expressway) in the County of
Wellington lying between a point situate at its
westerly intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 401 in the Township of Puslinch
and a point situate at its intersection with the
King's Highway known as No. 7 (Woodlawn Road)
in the City of Guelph. O. Reg. 913/77, Sched. 9
Schedule 10
That part of the King's Highway known as E.C.
Row Expressway in the City of Windsor in the
County of Essex lying between a point situate at
its intersection with Central Avenue and a point
situate at its intersection with the King's Highway
known as No. 3 (Huron Church Line). O. Reg.
913/77, Sched. 10.
Schedule 11
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 40 in the City of Sarnia in the County of
Lambton lying between a point situate at its
intersection with Churchill Street and a point
situate at its southerly intersection with the road-
way known as the St. Clair Parkway (formerly the
King's Highway known as No. 40) in the Township
of Chatham in the County of Kent. O. Reg.
■913/77, Sched. 11.
Schedule 12
That part of the King's Highway known as No. 100 in
the County of Middlesex lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the King's Highway known as
No. 401 and a point situate at its intersection with the
centre line of the bridge over the South Branch of the
Thames River. O. Reg. 170/79, s. I, part.
Schedule 13
That part of the King's Highway known as No. 126 in
the County of Middlesex lying between a point situate
at its intersection with Middlesex Road 37 in the
Township of Westminister and a point situate at its
intersection with the northerly limit of the road known
as Hall Street in the City of London. O. Reg. 1 70/79,
s. 1, part.
Schedule 14
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 137 in the Township of Front of Leeds and
Lansdowne in the United Counties of Leeds and
Grenville lying between a point situate at its
intersection with the roadway known as the
Thousand Island Parkway and a point situate at
its intersection with the King's Highway known as
No. 401. O. Reg. 913/77, Sched. 14.
Schedule 15
That part of the King's Highway known as No. 11 in
The District Municipality of Muskoka lying between a
point situate at its northerly intersection with the King's
Highway known as No. 169 in the Town of
Gravenhurst and a point situate at its northerly inter-
section with the roadway known as Muskoka Road No.
3 in the Town of Huntsville. O. Reg. 541/80, s. 1.
Schedule 16
That part of the King's Highway known as No. 11
and 17 in the City of North Bay in The Territorial
District of Nipissing lying between a point situate
at its intersection with the northerly limit of the
easterly junction of the King's Highway known as
No. 17B (Fisher Street) and a point situate at its
intersection with the westerly limit of the westerly
junction of the King's Highway known as No. IIB
(Algonquin Avenue). O. Reg. 200/78, s. 1, part.
Schedule 17
That part of the King's Highway known as
No. 17 in the Territorial District of Nipissing lying
between a point situate at its intersection with the
westerly limit of the westerly junction of the
King's Highway known as No. IIB (Algonquin
Ave.) in the City of North Bay and a point situate
at its intersection with the easterly limit of the
westerly junction of the King's Highway known as
No. 17B (Harriet Street) in the geographic Town-
ship of Commanda. O. Reg. 200/78, s. 1, part.
Reg. 497
HISTORICAL PARKS
931
REGULATION 497
under the Historical Parks Act
HISTORICAL PARKS— FEES
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "child" means a person from six to twelve
years of age;
(6) "family" means either father or mother
or both and children, adopted children and
foster children;
(c) "park" means an area set aside under the
regulations as a historical park;
(d) "resident of Canada" means,
(i) a Canadian citizen as defined in the
Canadian Citizenship Act (Canada),
or
(ii) a person who has actually resided in
Canada for a period of at least seven
months immediately preceding the
time that his residence becomes
material under this Regulation ;
(e) "student" means a person thirteen years and
over who is in full-time attendance at an ed-
ucational institution and who produces satis-
factory proof to the officer in charge of the
entrance of a park that he is attending an ed-
ucational institution. O. Reg. 316/73, s. 1;
O.Reg. 512/74, s. 1.
2. The fee for entry into Sainte-Marie among the
Hurons Historical Park is,
(a) for each child, 25 cents;
(b) for each student, 75 cents;
(c) for each adult person other than a student,
$1.50; and
(d) for each family, $3.50. O. Reg. 316/73,
s. 2.
3. The fee for entry into the Penetanguishene
Military and Naval Establishment Historical Park
is,
(a) for each child, 25 cents;
(b) for each student, 50 cents;
(c) for each adult other than a student, 75
cents; and
(d) for each family, $2. O. Reg. 316/73, s. 3.
4. The fee for entry into Nancy Island Historical
Park is,
(a) for each child, 25 cents;
(b) for each student, 50 cents;
(c) for each adult other than a student, $1 ;
and
(d) for each family, $2.50. O. Reg. 316/73,
s. 4.
5. The fee for entry into Fort William Historical
Park is,
(a) for each child, 50 cents ;
(b) for each student, $ 1 .00 ;
(c) for each adult other than a student, $2.00;
{d) for each family, $5.00;
(e) for each person in a group of 20 or more
adults, $1.50;
(/) for each person in a school group of 12
or more students, 50 cents ; and
{g) for a season pass, $5.00. O. Reg. 425/76,
s. 1.
6. Notwithstanding sections 2,3,4 and 5, any resi-
dent of Canada who is sixty-five years of age or over
or any person under six years of age is entitled to enter
Sainte-Marie among the Hurons Historical Park, Pen-
etanguishene Military and Naval Establishment His-
torical Park, Nancy Island Historical Park or Fort
William Historical Park without payment of a fee.
O. Reg. 512/74, s. 3.
7. — (1) Upon payment of a fee of $4.50, the person
maMng the payment shall be issued an entry permit
which entitles him to enter Sainte-Marie among the
Hurons Historical Park from the opening date until
the closing date in each year.
(2) Upon payment of a fee of $2.50, the person
making the payment shall be issued an entry per-
mit which entitles him to enter The Penetanguishene
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Military and Naval Establishment Historical Park
from the opening date until the closing date in each
year.
(3) Upon payment of a fee of $3, the person
making the payment shall be issued an entry per-
mit which entitles him to enter Nancy Island
Historical Park from the opening date until the
closing date in each year.
(4) Upon payment of a fee of $3, the person
making the payment shall be issued an entry permit
which entitles him to enter on the date shown on
the entry permit, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons
Historical Park, The Penetanguishene Military and
Naval Establishment Historical Park and Nancy
Island Historical Park.
(5) Upon payment of a fee of $5, the person
making the payment shall be issued an entry permit
which entitles a family to enter on the date shown
on the entry permit, Sainte-Marie among the Hurons
Historical Park, The Penetanguishene Military and
Naval Establishment Historical Park and Nancy
Island Historical Park. O. Reg. 316/73, s. 6.
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Reg. 498
HISTORICAL PARKS
933
REGULATION 498
.under the Historical Parks Act
PARKS
1. The public lands described in the schedules
hereto are set apart as historical parks. O. Reg.
261/73, s. 1.
Schedule 1
SAINTE-MARIE AMONG THE HURONS
HISTORICAL PARK
In the Township of Tay in the County of Simcoe
and in the Town of Midland in the said County and
more particularly described £is follows :
Premising that the bearings herein mentioned
in paragraphs 1, 2 and 3 are astronomic and are
referred to the meridian passing through the
northeasterly comer of Lot 16, Concession III in
the Township of Tay at longitude 79° 50' 10' west
and are derived from north 31° 48' 15' west of the
easterly limit of Lot 16, Concession III in the said
Township, in accordance with Municipal Survey
No. 861, of record in the Ministry of Natural
Resources ;
1. Part of the east halves of lots 17, 18 and 19 in
Concession III, containing an area of 29.19 acres,
more or less, and being in the said Town of Midland ;
Beginning where a survey post has been planted
in the westerly limit of the said east half of Lot 17,
Concession III, distant 61.12 feet measured north
31° 07' 50' west along the westerly limit of the said
east half of Lot 17, from the southwesterly comer
thereof; thence north 31° 07' 50' west along the said
westerly limit 114.90 feet to a survey post planted;
thence north 31° 13' west continuing along the said
westerly limit 1,845.91 feet to a survey post planted
at the southwest corner of the east half of Lot 18,
Concession III; thence north 31° 17' 30' west along
the westerly limit of the said east half of Lot 18,
207.98 feet to a survey post planted; thence north
31° 40' 30' west continuing along the said westerly
limit of the east half of Lot 18, 1,807.68 feet to a
survey post planted at the southwest corner of the
east half of Lot 19 in Concession III ; thence north
31° 29' west along the westerly limit of the said east
half of Lot 19, Concession III, 104 feet, more or less,
to a point in the high-water mark of Midland Bay
of Lake Huron; thence in a general northwesterly
and southeasterly direction following the said high-
water mark of Midland Bay and the high-water
mark along the westerly bank of the Wye River
to a point in a line drawn on a course of north 69° 31'
east from the place of beginning ; thence south 69° 31'
west 133 feet more or less to the place of beginning.
2. Part of the east and west halves of Lot 16,
Concession III and part of the road allowance
between the east and west halves of lots 15 and 16,
Concession III in the Township of Tay, containing
46 acres, more or less, and more particularly
described as follows :
Beginning at the northeasterly comer of the west
half of Lot 15, Concession III ; thence south 31° 45'
east 259.18 feet to a survey post planted at the
intersection of the southerly limit of the road dlow-
ance between the east halves of lots 15 and 16 in
Concession III with the westerly limit of the east
half of Lot 15, Concession III; thence north
59° 29' 30' east along the said southerly limit of the
road allowance 1,149.22 feet to a survey post
planted in the southwesterly limit of the right-of-
way of the Canadian National Railways; thence
northwesterly on a curve to the left of radius 1 ,860.08
feet an arc distance of 68.79 feet, the chord equivalent
being 68.79 feet measured north 47° 10' 22' west ;
thence continuing northwesterly on said curve of
radius 1,806.08 feet an arc distance of 778.64 feet,
the chord equivalent being 772.97 feet measured
north 60° 13' 28' west to a survey post planted at
the end of curve; thence north 72° 13' west 89.38
feet to a survey post planted; thence north 17° 47'
east 23.0 feet to a survey post planted; thence north
72° 13' west 1,118.46 feet to a survey post planted
and which said survey post is hereinafter designated
as Point K; thence continuing north 72° 13' west
163 feet, more or less, to a point in the centreline
of the Wye River; thence in a general southerly
direction following the said centreline of river to a
point distant 171.33 feet measured north 72° 13'
west from a point distant 396.06 feet measured on a
course of south 18° 49' west from the hereinbefore
mentioned Point K; thence south 72° 13' east 127
feet, more or less, to a point in the high-water
mark along the easterly bank of the Wye River;
thence in a general southerly direction following the
said high-water mark to its intersection with the
southerly limit of the road allowance between the
west halves of lots 15 and 16, Concession III;
thence north 58° 47' 30' east along the said southerly
limit 978.0 feet, more or less to the place of beginning,
together with aU the lands and premises in Con-
cession III, Township of Tay, bounded by the
centreline of the Wye River, the southerly limit
of the road allowance between lots 15 and 16 in the
said concession, the projection westerly of the most
northerly limit of the above described parcel and
the high-water mark along the easterly bank of the
Wye River
3. Part of the east half of Lot 16, Concession
III in the Township of Tay, containing 2.24 acres.
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more or less, and more particularly described as
follows :
Beginning where a survey post has been planted
in the northerly limit of the right-of-way of the
Canadian National Railways distant 166.16 feet
measured north 18° 49' east from a point distant
435.34 feet measured on a course of south 31 40' 30"
east from the northwest corner of the east half of
Lot 16, Concession III and which said corner is
witnessed by a survey post planted distant 61.12
feet measured north 31° 07' 50" west therefrom;
thence south 52° 39' east 141.0 feet to a survey post
planted; thence south 72° 13' east 354.9 feet to a
survey post planted; thence north 5° 59' east 252.43
feet to a survey post planted; thence north 83° 27'
west 303.01 feet to a survey post planted; thence
north 1° 27' east 15.0 feet to a survey post planted;
thence north 88' 33' west 201.56 feet to a point in
the high-water mark along the easterly bank of the
Wye River; thence in a general southerly direction
following the said high-water mark to a point in a line
drawn on a course of north 52° 39' west from the
place of beginning; thence south 52° 39' east 45 feet,
more or less, to the point of beginning.
4. Part of the east half of Lot 16, Concession
III in the Township of Tay in the County of Simcoe
and more particularly described as follows :
Premising that the bearings herein are astronomic
derived from the south limit of that part of the
King's Highway known as No. 12 having a bearing
of 84° 2' west as shown on Plan No. 16364 (Tay)
(P-1920-2) and referred to the meridian through the
southeast corner of Lot 16, Concession IV, Township
of Tay and relating all bearings herein thereto.
Beginning at a point in the south limit of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 12, which
point may be located as follows :
Beginning at the southeast corner of the said
Lot 16, Concession III; thence south 75° 21' 21"
west 603.96 feet ; thence on a curve to the right having
a radius of 998.37 feet an arc distance of 262.91 feet,
the chord equivalent being 262.15 feet on a bearing
of north 71° 59' 39" west; thence north 64° 27' west
252.92 feet; thence north 73° 3' west 474.37 feet to
the place of beginning; thence north 84° 2' west
along the south limit of that part of the King's
Highway known as No. 12, 210.61 feet; thence south
5° 58' west 30 feet; thence south 81° 53' 30" east
355.26 feet; thence south 23° west 85 feet; thence
north 89° 40' 30" west 649.30 feet; thence south
17° 44' west 192.09 feet to the northerly limit of the
right-of-way of the Canadian National Railways;
thence south 72° 15' east along that northerly limit
100 feet; thence north 17° 44' east 97.71 feet; thence
south 89° 40' 30' east 701.73 feet; thence north
16° 57' east 180.28 feet to the southerly Hmit of
that part of the King's Highway known as No. 12;
thence north 73° 3' west 290 feet, more or less, to the
place of beginning. O. Reg. 261 /73, Sched. 1.
Schedule 2
THE PENETANGUISHENE MILITARY
AND NAVAL ESTABLISHMENT
HISTORICAL PARK
1. In the Township of Tay in the County of
Simcoe being composed of part of lots 122, 123 and
i24 in Concession I, E.P.R., part of Lot 124 in
Concession II, E.P.R., and part of the road allow-
ance between concessions I and II, E.P.R. and,
premising that all bearings are astronomic, more
particularly described as follows :
Beginning at a point in the interior of Lot 122 in
Concession I, E.P.R. which said point may be located
as follows :
Beginning at a point in the northerly limit of Navy
Street distant 37.43 feet on a bearing of north 1° 54'
west from the northwesterly angle of Lot 95 according
to a plan registered in the Land Registry Office for the
Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as No. 70, Town
of Penetanguishene; thence continuing north 1° 54'
west 125.43 feet to a standard iron bar planted at a
point of curve; thence on a curve to the left, having a
radius of 853 feet, an arc measurement of 240.19 feet
to a standard iron bar planted at a point of tangent;
thence north 18° 2' west 234.29 feet to a standard iron
bar planted; thence continuing north 18° 2' west
406.35 feet to an iron bar planted; thence continuing
north 18° 2' west 406.35 feet to an iron bar planted;
thence continuing north 18° 2' west 82.96 feet to a
point where a standard iron bar is planted, which
point is the place of beginning; thence north 18° 2'
west a distance of 500 feet to a standard iron bar
planted at a point of curve; thence on a curve to the
left, having a radius of 768 feet and an arc distance of
93 . 64 feet to a standard iron bar planted at a point of
tangent; thence north 25° 2' west 285.60 feet to a stan-
dard iron bar planted; thence north 18° 32' west
110.32 feet to a standard iron bar planted; thence
north 14° 50' west 1,067.61 feet, to a standard iron bar
planted; thence north 23° 47' east 208.42 feet to a stan-
dard iron bar'planted; thence south 66° 23' east 99.43
feet to a standard iron bar planted; thence north
50° 55' east 830.04 feet to a standard iron bar prtaqted;
thence north 34° 46' 30" west 160.58 feet to a standard
iron bar planted; thence north 49° 57' 30" east 229.03
feet to a standard iron bar planted; thence north
29° 31' west 275.80 feet, more or less, to a standard
iron bar planted at a point in the high- water mark of
Penetanguishene Bay; thence in a general northwes-
terly direction following that high-water mark to and
around a point of land; thence continuing along that
high-water mark and in a general southwesterly direc-
tion 4,090 feet, more or less, to a point in that high-
water mark that is distant 130 feet, more or less, from
the place of beginning, measured on a bearing of south
71° 58' west; thence north 71° 58' east 130 feet, more
or less, to the place of beginning.
2. That part of Magazine Island in Pene-
tanguishene Harbour lying above the high-water
mark thereof. O. Reg. 261/73, Sched. 2.
Reg. 498
HISTORICAL PARKS
935
Schedule 3
NANCY ISLAND HISTORICAL PARK
1. In the Town of Wasaga Beach, formerly in the
Township of Sunnidale, in the County of Simcoe, be-
ing composed of the whole of lots 20, 21, 22 and 23 as
shown on a plan registered in the Land Registry Office
for the Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as No.
525 and designated as Part 3 on Ministry of Govern-
ment Services Plan of Survey No. 416-lSL.
2. In the Town of Wasaga Beach, formerly in the
Township of Sunnidale, in the County of Simcoe and
being composed of parts of Fourth and Fifth Streets
according to a plan registered in the Land Registry
Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe (No. 51) as
No. 525, the boundaries of the said parts being more
particularly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings are astronomical
and are referred to the meridian through the north-
easterly comer of Lot 9 in Concession XVI in the
Township of Sunnidale and were derived from the
tangent north 9° 26' west in the easterly limit of
Registered Plan 525 in accordance with Registered
Plan 1458 and relating all bearings herein thereto:
Firstly: Part of Fourth Street according to the
said Registered Plan 525 and more particularly
described as follows :
Beginning at the most northerly comer of Lot 19
according to the said Registered Plan 525; thence
north 18° 5' east 68.89 feet to the most westerly
comer of Lot 20 according to the said Registered
Plan 525; thence south 55° 10' 30' east along the
southwesterly limit of the said Lot 20. 183.19 feet,
more or less, to the high-water mark of the Notta-
wasaga River; thence in a general southwesterly
direction and following that high-water mark to its
intersection with the northeasterly limit of the said
Lot 19; thence north 55° 10' 30' west along that
northeasterly limit, 167.11 feet, more or less, to the
place of beginning, and designated as Part 1 on
Ministry of Government Services Plan of Survey
No. 416-15L.
Secondly: Part of Fifth Street according to the
said Registered Plan 525 and more particularly
described as follows :
Beginning at the most northerly comer of Lot 23
according to the said Registered Plan 525; thence
north 17° 20' east 69.30 feet to the most westerly
comer of Lot 24, according to the said Registered
Plan 525 ; thence south 54° 56' east along the
southwesterly limit of the said Lot 24 and continuing
along the southwesterly limit of Lot 1 according
to a plan registered in the said registry office as No.
1458, 157.89 feet, more or less, to the high-water
mark of the Nottawasaga River ; thence in a general
southwesterly direction and following that high-
water mark to its intersection with the northeasterly
limit of the said Lot 23 ; thence north 54° 56' west
along that northeasterly limit, 147.59 feet, more or
less, to the place of beginning, and designated as
Part 2 on Ministry of Government Services Plan
of Survey No. 416-15L.
3. Those parcels of land in the Nottawasaga River
in the Town of Wasaga Beach, formerly in the Town-
ship of Sunnidale, in the County of Simcoe, being
composed of those parts of the said township known
as Nancy Island and Tower Island, lying opposite
2nd, 3rd, 4th and 5th Streets and lots 10 to 23, both
inclusive, according to a plan registered in the Land
Registry Office for the Registry Division of Simcoe
(No. 51) as No. 525 and Lot 1 according to a plan reg-
istered in the said registry office as No. 1458, and
designated as parts 1 and 2 on a plan and field notes of
sur\'ey dated September 7, 1967, signed by A. de
Graaf, Ontario Land Surveyor, of record in the
Ministr>- of Natural Resources as Location D.P.W. 5
and of record in the Ministr>- of Government Services
as No. 416-301L. O. Reg. 261/73, Sched. 3.
Schedule 4
FORT WILLIAM HISTORICAL PARK
That parcel of land in the City of Thunder Bay, for-
merly in the Township of Neebing, in the Territorial
District of Thunder Bay, being composed of part of
Lot 19 in Concession I north of the Kaminbtiquia
River and part of the original road allowance in front
of the said Lot 19 in the said township more particu-
larly described as follows:
Premising that the bearings hereinafter mentioned
are astronomical and are derived from the easterly
limit of the said lot having a bearing of due north.
Beginning at a point in the said lot which may be
located as follows :
Beginning at the northwesterly comer of the said
lot ; thence due south along the westerly limit of the
said lot 1893.78 feet to the southerly limit of New
Broadway Street ; thence south 89° 06' 30' east
along the said south limit 410.22 feet more or less
to a line drawn parallel to the easterly limit of the
said lot and 920.0 feet measured perpendicularly
westerly therefrom; thence due south along the
said parallel line 1555.25 feet ; thence south 84° 14'
west 80.41 feet to its intersection with a line drawn
parallel to the said easterly limit of the said Lot 19
and distant 1000 feet measured perpendicularly
westerly therefrom being the point of commence-
ment; thence due south 1340.20 feet; thence south
30° 56' west 109.29 feet; thence south 55° 04' east
391.0 feet, more or less, to the high-water mark
of the Kaministiquia River; thence in a general
southerly, westerly, northwesterly and northerly
direction following the said high-water mark to the
intersection with a line drawn south 84° 14' west
from the point of commencement ; thence north
84° 14' east 115.0 feet, more or less, to the place of
beginning. O. Reg. 261 /73, Sched. 4.
Reg. 499
HOMEMAKERS AND NURSES SERVICES
937
REGULATION 499
under the Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
GENERAL
HOMEMAKING AND NURSING SERVICES
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "approved band" means a band approved by
the Minister and listed in the Schedule to
Regulation 442 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980;
(b) "homemaking services" means housekeeping
services including,
(i) the care of a child or children,
(ii) meal planning, marketing and the
preparation of nourishing meals, and
the preparation of special diets
where required,
(iii) light housekeeping duties, exclusive
of heavy or seasonal cleaning,
(iv) hght laundry, ironing and essential
mending of clothing,
(v) personal care, including assistance in
walking, climbing or descending
stairs, getting into or out of bed,
eating, dressing, bathing and other
matters of personal hygiene,
(vi) simple bedside care, where required,
under the direction of a physician or
nurse, but not including nursing
services, and
(vii) training and instruction in household
management and the care of children ,
provided in accordance with section 6 of
the Act by a homemaker qualified under
this Regulation ;
(c) "nurse" means a person who is the holder of
a certificate issued under Part FV of the
Health Disciplines Act;
(d) "nursing services" means the services that
are customarily provided by a nurse on a vis-
itation basis;
(«) "welfare administrator" means a municipal
welfare administrator, a regional welfare ad-
ministrator or a welfare administrator of an
approved band, as the case may be. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 436, s. 1; O. Reg. 384/74, s. 1; O.
Reg. 294/76, s. 1 (1, 2).
QUALIFICATIONS OF HOMEMAKERS AND NURSES
2. A homemaker shall be,
(a) a person who is qualified by training or
experience to perform homemaking ser-
vices ;
(b) medically examined annually and certi-
fied by a physician as being in good
health and physically fit for the duties
of a homemaker ;
(c) mature, reliable and responsible ;
(d) sympathetic to the welfare of children and
families and to those who are elderly,
handicapped, ill or convalescent ;
(e) of suitable age, health and personality to
carry out the duties of a homemaker;
(/) a person with experience and knowledge
sufficient to meet the needs of the persons
and families for whom the person acts as a
homemaker and with the ability to cope
with their problems ; and
(g) a person with ability to transmit his or
her homemaking skills by simple, practical
methods of instruction and demonstration.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 436, s. 2; O. Reg.
384/74, s. 2 (1, 2); O. Reg. 294/76, s. 2.
3.— (1) Subject to subsections (2), (3), (4) and (5),
the Minister may direct payment of a grant to a mu-
nicipality, the council of an approved band or to any
other person or organization towards the cost of a
course of instruction for homemakers established in
accordance with subsection (2) by the municipality,
council of the band, person or organization, as the
case may be. O. Reg. 294/76, s. 3.
(2) A course of instruction for homemakers for
which a grant may be payable under subsection (1)
shall include instruction in,
(a) child care, including the specialized care
of infants and young children ;
(6) hygiene, personal services and simple bed-
side care for elderly, handicapped, ill or
convalescent persons ;
(c) home economics, including nutrition, mar-
keting, purchasing and budgeting;
(d) meal planning and preparation, including
the preparation of special diets ;
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(e) laundering, ironing and the care and
mending of clothing ;
(/) general household duties and management ;
and
(g) other skills incidental to those skills referred
to in clauses (a) to (/).
(3) An application for a grant under subsection (1)
shall be made to the Director and shall be accompa-
nied by a written statement showing,
(a) an outline of the purpose and content ;
(b) the duration ; and
(c) the estimated cost,
of the proposed course of instruction.
(4) Except where the Minister otherwise directs,
every recipient of a grant under subsection (1) shall,
after receiving the grant, forward to the Minister in
the year immediately following the year that the grant
was received or at such earlier date as the Minister
may specify, a statement certified by a public account-
ant licensed under the Public Accountancy Act, show-
ing the amounts paid and how the proceeds of the
grant were disbursed by the recipient thereof.
(5) In addition to the statement that may be re-
quired under subsection (4), a recipient of a grant un-
der subsection (1) shall forward to the Minister such
other financial and statistical information as the Min-
ister from time to time may require. O. Reg. 384/74,
s. 3, part.
REIMBURSEMENT BY ONTARIO
4. — (1) In this section,
(a) "liquid assets" means cash, bonds, de-
bentures, stocks, the beneficial interest
in assets held in trust and available to be
used for maintenance and any other assets
that can be readily converted into cash;
and
(b) "person in need" means,
(i) a beneficiary of an allowance under
the Family Benefits Act,
(ii) a person eligible for general assistance
under the General Welfare Assistance
Act, or
(iii) subject to subsections (2) and (3), a
person who by reason of financial
'••' hardship, inabihty to obtain regular
employment, lack of the principal
family provider, illness, disability
■ or old age, has available monthly
income as determined by the welfare
administrator in accordance with
Form 5, that is less than the monthly
cost of providing under the Act the
services of a homemaker or nurse to
him or any of his dependants.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 436, s. 6 (1);
O. Reg. 85/75, s. 1 (1); O. Reg.
294/76, s. 4 (1).
(2) In determining that a person is a person
in need for the purposes of this section, there
may be excluded in determining available income an
exemption on net earnings not exceeding an
amount equal to 25 per cent of the monthly
net earnings of the person and the monthly net
earnings of his dependants. O. Reg. 294/76, s. 4 (2).
(3) In determining that a person is a person in
need for the purpose of this section, the welfare
administrator shall take into account the liquid
assets that arc available.
(4) For the purpose of section 9 of the Act, the
financial circumstances of a person in need do not
permit him to pay in full the fees prescribed for
the services of a homemaker or nurse. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 436, s. 6(3,4).
(5) The monthly amount of the reimbursements pay-
able under section 9 of the Act by Ontario to a munici-
pality or to a council of an approved band that,
(a) employs a homemaker or nurse; or
(b) enters into an agreement with a person or
organization,
under section 5 of the Act, for the furnishing of
homemaking services or nursing services to a person in
need, shall be 80 per cent of the amount by which the
net monthly cost thereof incurred by the municipality or
council of the band, as the case may be, as approved by
the Director and determined in accordance with the
form referred to in clause 6(1) (a), exceeds the avail-
able monthly income of the person in need determined
in accordance with Form 4. O. Reg. 1040/80, s. 1.
(6) The Province of Ontario shall pay such
amounts as may from time to time be approved by
the Director to provide services of a homemaker or
nursing services to a person in need who resides in
territory without municipal organization. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 436, s. 6 (6).
5. — (1) An application for the services of a home-
maker or nurse under the Act shall be in Form 1.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 436, s. 7(1).
(2) Each application in Form 1 shall be accompa-
nied by a consent to inspect assets in Form 2, and
where the application in Form 1 is made in respect of
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the services of a nurse, it shall also be accompanied by
the certificate of a physician in Form 3. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 436, s. 7 (3).
ACCOUNTS OF MUNICIPALITIES
6. — (1) Where in any month a municipality or coun-
cil of an approved band pays fees for the services of
homemakers or nurses for persons whose financial cir-
cumstances as determined by this Regulation do not
permit them to pay in full the fees for such services, the
welfare administrator shall,
(o) complete an application for reimbursement by
Ontario for that month in a form provided by
the Minister £ind submit it to the Director not
later than the 20th day of the month following
the month for which the application is made;
and
(b) complete a statement of the amount paid by
the municipality or the council of the band for
each recipient and the amount paid by the
recipient during the month and retain the
statement in his files.
(2) The Director may,
(c) require the Welfare administrator or an
employee of the municipality or council of the
band that the administrator represents to fur-
nish him with such information concerning
the contents of the form submitted in accord-
ance with clause (1) (a) as the Director con-
siders necessary; and
(ft) direct an inspection and audit of the books,
accounts and vouchers of the municipality or
council of the band that relate to the contents
of the form submitted in accordance with
clause (1) (o). O. Reg. 1040/80, s. 3.
7. An applicant for or recipient of services under
the Act shall for the purpose of the Act and this
Regulation be deemed to reside or to have resided
in the municipality, on the reserve or in territory
without municipal organization, as the case may be,
where he is or was ordinarily resident at the date
of his application for the services so long as he
remains in the municipality or in the territory.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 436, s. 9.
Form 1
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
APPLICATION FOR THE SERVICES OF
□ A Homemaker □ A Nurse
To the Welfare Administrator of the of .
I apply for the services of under the Homemakers and Nurses Services
Act and in support of my application I make the following statements:
1 . Name
(surname)
(given names)
Address .
(Number) (Street or R.R.) (City. Town, Post Office or Township) (County, etc.;
2. Marital status:
Date
Place
Date
Place
D Single
n Separated
n Married
n Deserted
D Widowed
□ Divorced
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3. Personal and family data :
Applicant and dependent members of family living together
Given names (surname if
different from applicant)
Sex
M/F
Birthdate
D. M. Y.
Age
Birthplace
Relationship to
applicant
Health
(good, fair, poor)
Applicant
Spouse
4. i. Members of family not living with applicant :
Relationship
Full Name
Address
Contribution
ii. Where the application for services is being made by reason of the absence of the mother or
other person having charge of a child in the household owing to hospitalization or other
institutional care, state name and address of hospital or institution
State reason for the admission of the mother or the other person to hospital or institution
State probable length of stay in hospital or institution
5. State in detail reasons that the services of a homemaker or nurse are required:
6. Check if in receipt of :
□ general assistance under the General Welfare Assistance Act
n payment under the Old Age Security Act (Canada)
D a benefit under the Family Benefits Act
7. Residence during last three years :
From
To
Address
Municipality or Post Office
Prov.
Day
Month
Year
Day
Month
Year
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8. i. Assets
Type of Asset
In Whose
Name
Name of Bank
Organization
or Company
Amount on
Deposit or
Value of
Asset
Yearly
Income
of
Dividend
Yes
No
Bank or Savings Accounts
Government Bonds
Other Bonds or Debentures
Securities, Stocks, Shares
Superannuation, Pension, Annuities
Mortgages Receivable, Loans to
Others
Money in Trust
Other (specify) .
ii. Real Propery (details of real estate owned by members of household)
Description
Owner
Assessed Value
Incumbrance
Annual Taxes
Total Arrears of
Taxes
Interest
9. DEBTS
Owning to Whom ?
Details
Amount
10. NARRATIVE — Health and Welfare circumstances; particular family or individual problems and
needs; future plans; contact with other agencies, etc. :
Date.
.19....
(signature of applicant)
TO BE COMPLETED BY WELFARE ADMINISTRATOR
11. Type of service provided : Q Homemaker; □ Nurse.
Service rendered by :
□ Private Organization — Name and Address:
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n Municipal or Band Staff — Name of Staff Member:
n Other — Specify :
12. RATES:
Per Visit
Per Day (8 Hours)
Per Hour
Homemaker
Nurse
Amount paid by Applicant
Amount paid by Municipality
Date
Approved by : .
,. 19.
(signature of welfare administrator)
(signature of provincial authority)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 436, Form 1; O. Reg. 294/76, s. 6.
Form 2
-i / .. . Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
CONSENT TO INSPECT ASSETS
1, an applicant for services under
the Homemakers and Nurses Services Act, and I,
(complete only where applicable)
spouse of the above applicant, consent that :
1. The Welfare Administrator or his authorized representative inspect and have access to any
account or safety deposit box held by me alone or jointly, in any bank, trust company or
other financial institution or to any assets held by me or on my behalf by any person, or any
records relating to any of them.
2. The Welfare Administrator or his authorized representative secure information in respect of
any life or accident insurance policy on my late spouse,
Dated at .
(name of late spouse — complete only where applicable)
this day of 19 .
(signature of apphcant)
(Witness)
Dated at this .
.day of.
(address)
..... 19.
(signature of spouse where applicable)
(Witness)
(address, if different)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 436, Form 3.
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Form 3
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
MEDICAL CERTIFICATE
(To be completed by the attending physician where application is being made for the services of a
registered nurse in the home of a person who is elderly, handicapped, ill or convalescent.)
1 . In my opinion
(print name of applicant)
(address of applicant)
requires the services of a registered nurse on a visitation basis in his/her home in order :
(check) D to enable him/her to remain at home ;
n to make p>ossibIe his/her return home from the hospital t)r other institution named below:
Name of Hospital of Institution :
Address :
2. Diagnosis (Primary complaint or disability) :
3. i. Nursing procedures to be administered :
(Check)
□ Bed Bath D Intravenous infusion
n Catheterization D Enemas
n Irrigation D Dressings
□ Hypodermic Injection G Other: (specify)
ii. Visits recommended:
□ Daily ; per week ; per month.
(number) (number)
iii. For a period of:
days ; weeks ; months.
4. Physician's name in block letters :
Address of physician :
Date: ,19...
(signature of physician)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 436, Form 4.
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Form 4
Homemakers and Nurses Services Act
DETERMINATION OF AVAILABLE MONTHLY INCOME
Name.
Address .
Family Composition:
Adults
Children 0 to 9 years
Children 10 to 15 years
Children 16 years and over
.Telephone No.
Number
Part I
Monthly Income of Applicant and His Dependants
It,
1. Net Earnings (Adults) Less Exemptions (Exemptions Not to Exceed
25%) I - % $.
2. Boarder Revenue $ x 40%
3. Rental Revenue $ x 60%
4. Pensions
5. Unemployment Insurance or Training Allowances.
6. Separation or Maintenance Payments
7. Other (Specify)
8. Total Income (see note) I .
Note: Exclude allowances received under the Family Allowances Ad (Canada).
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Part n
Monthly Budgetary Items (Family)
9. A monthly amount for ordinary needs determined in accordance with
the Table $
10. Fuel
1 1 . Special diets
12. Total of Items 9, 10 and 11 $.
13. Add 20% of Item 12 for contingencies
14. Sub-total $ .
15. Rent
16. Mortgage payments (Principal and Interest)
17. Property taxes
18. Travel and transportation
19. Drugs
20. Dental services
21. Health services (Premiums or Actual Costs)
22. Advanced Age Item ($55.00 per month for each person over the age
of 65 years)
23. Debt pwiyments, as approved by the welfare administrator
24. Other, as approved by the welfare administrator (specify)
25. Total Monthly Budgetary Items
26. Available Monthly Income (Item 8 less Item 25) $ .
Part m
I certify that all of the above information provided by me is correct.
(date) (Applicant's Signature)
(date) (Signature of Welfare Administrator)
Additional Comments
O. Reg. 294/76, s. 7, part; O. Reg. 549/77, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 996/78, s. 1.
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TABLE
Ordinary Needs
Number of
16 Years
10-15
0-9
One Adult
Two Adult
Children
and Over
Years
Years
Person
Persons
0
0
0
0
SI 82
8326
1
0
0
1
294
379
0
1
0
308
391
1
0
0
326
406
2
0
0
2
347
430
0
1
1
361
442
0
2
0
373
448
1
0
1
379
457
1
1
0
391
463
2
0
0
406
473
3
0
0
3
398
481
0
1
2
412
493
0
2
1
424
499
0
3
0
430
505
1
0
2
430
508
1
1
1
442
514
1
2
0
448
520
2
0
1
457
524
2
1
6
463
530
3
0
0
473
540
Each Additional Child: 16
Years and C
ver
S67
10-
C
IS Years . .
57
-9 Years . .
51
O. Reg. 1106/80, s. 1.
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947
REGULATION 500
under the Homes for Retarded Persons Act
GENERAL
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "architect" means an architect who is a
member in good standing of the Ontario
Association of Architects ;
(b) "auxiliary- residence" means premises other
than an approved home where residential
services approved by the Director are pro-
vided by or on behalf of an approved corpo-
ration;
(c) "board" means the board of directors of an
approved corp)oration;
(rf) "child" means a child who is under eighteen
years of age;
(e) "Director" means a Director appointed for
the purposes of this Regulation;
(/) "licensed public accountant" means a public
accountant licensed under the Public Ac-
countancy Act;
(g) "parent" means a person having charge of a
child who is a retarded person but does not
include a children's aid society established
under the Child Welfare Act;
(h) "physician" means a legally qualified medical
practitioner;
(t) "professional engineer" means a professional
engineer who is a member in good standing
of the Association of Professional Engineers
of the Province of Ontario;
(j) "resident" means a retarded person who re-
sides in an approved home or in an auxiliar\-
residence. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 437, s. 1; O.
Reg. 439/74, s. 1.
RLLES GOVERNING APPROVED HOMES
2. An approved corporation, if requested by the
Minister, shall file with the Minister evidence that the
whole or any part of a building or buildings used or to be
used as an approved home or an auxiliar> residence
operated or maintained by the corporation or on behalf
of the corporation, complies with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the facility is
located;
{b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(f ) any by-law of the municipality in which the
facility is located or other law for the protec-
tion of persons from fire h2iz2irds;
(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the facility is located under Part III
of the Planning Act or any predecessor
thereof;
(e) the requirements of Regulation 87 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made under the
Building Code Act; and
(/) the requirements of Regulation 794 of Re-
vised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made un-
der the Power Corporation Act. O. Reg.
768/79, s. 1.
3. — (1) In ever>- approved home, the board shall
provide,
(a) nourishing meals at regular intervals pre-
pared bv or under the supervision of a
competent person ;
(b) adequate and sanitary supplies of milk and
drinking water ;
(f ) sleeping accommodation in rooms located on
the ground floor or on the floor immediately
above it;
(d) an outside recreation area, maintained in a
safe and sanitar>- condition; and
(e) an inside recreation area maintained in a safe
and sanitar>- condition. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
437, s. 4 (1); O. Reg. 768/79, s. 2.
(2) The board shall ensure that a minimum temper-
ature of 20°C is maintained in the approved home from
the 1st day of October to the 31st day of May in each
year. O. Reg. 635/80, s. 1.
4. In ever>' approved home, the board shall ensure
that,
(a) all fire hazards in tl^e home are eliminated,
the home is inspected at least once a year by
an officer authorized to inspect buildings un-
der the Fire Marshals Act and the recom-
mendations of the officer are carried out;
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(b) there is adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs, including those of fire protection;
id) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
standard pipe equipment are visually
inspected at least once a month and serviced
at least once every year by qualified person-
nel;
(e) the fire detection and alarm system is
inspected at least once a year by qualified fire
alarm maintenance personnel, and tested at
least once every month;
(/) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary;
(g) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
detection and alarm system, the heating sys-
tem, chimneys and smoke detectors;
(k) the staff and residents are instructed in the
method of sounding the fire detection and
alarm system;
(i) the staff are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
0) a directive setting out the procedures that
must be followed and the steps that must be
taken by the staff and residents when a fire
alarm is given is drawn up and posted in
conspicuous places in the home;
(k) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedures set out in the directive referred to
in clause (j) and the procedures are practised
by staff and residents at least once a month
using the fire alarm to initiate the drill;
(/) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the staff and residents;
(w) an inspection of the building, including the
equipment in the kitchen and laundry, is
made each night to ensure that there is no
danger of fire and that all doors to stairwells,
all fire doors and all smoke barrier doors are
kept closed;
(w) adequate supervision is provided at all times
for the security of the residents and the home;
(o) oxygen is not used or stored in the home in a
pressure vessel;
(p) combustible rubbish is kept to a minimum;
(q) all exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(r) combustible draperies, mattresses, carpeting,
curtains, decorations and similar materials
are suitably treated to render them resistant to
the spread of flame and are retreated when
necessary;
is) receptacles into which electric irons or other
small appliances are plugged are equipped
with pilot lights that glow when the appliance
is plugged in;
(t) lint traps in the laundry are cleaned out after
each use of the equipment;
(m) flammable liquids and paint supplies are
stored in suitable containers in non-combust-
ible cabinets;
(v) suitable non-combustible ashtrays are pro-
vided where smoking is permitted;
iw) no portable electric heaters are used in the
home that are not in accordance with stan-
dards of approval set down by the Canadian
Standards Association;
(x) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are
kept or used in the home; and
(y) no sprinkler heads, fire or smoke detector
heads are painted or otherwise covered with
any material or substance that is likely to
prevent them from functioning normally.
O. Reg. 768/79, s. 3, part.
5. An approved home located in a municipality that
does not have public fire protection shall be provided
with a complete automatic sprinkler system that com-
plies with Regulation 87 of Revised Regulations of
Ontario, 1980 made under the Building Code Act.
O. Reg. 768/79, s. 3, part.
6. The board shall keep and maintain an inventory
of all furnishings and equipment acquired by an
approved home and the inventory shall set forth each
addition to or removal from inventory and the reasons
therefor and shall be prepared in such manner and
contain such additional information as the Director
may require. O. Reg. 768/79, s. 3, part.
7. In every approved home and auxiliary residence
the board shall,
(a) provide opportunities for the religious
education of each resident and make it
possible for all residents to attend suitable
religious services ;
(6) provide opportunities for the residents to
participate in recreational, rehabilitative
and hobby-craft activities ;
(c) ensure that each resident receives, at all
times, care adequate for and consistent with
his individual needs; and
(d) ensure that each resident receives an indi-
vidual program of training designed to
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949
increase the resident's mental, social and
physical development. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
437, s. 7; O. Reg. 439/74, s. 4; O. Reg. 45/80,
s. 1.
QUALIFICATIONS, POWERS AND DUTIES OF STAFFS
8. — (1) A board shall appoint a person approved
by the Director as superintendent for each approved
home and the auxiliary residences maintained
and operated by it and such person shall be
responsible to the board for the efficient manage-
ment and operation of the premises. O. Reg.
439/74, s. 5(1).
(2) Where the board does not operate or maintain
the auxiliary residence, there shall be a person in
charge of the auxiliary residence appointed, approved
by the Director, who shall ensure efficient man-
agement and operation of the auxiliary residence in
accordance with the Act and this Regulation.
O. Reg. 439/74, s. 5 (2).
(3) Each superintendent and staff member shall be
a person who,
(a) is sympathetic to the welfare of retarded
persons ;
(b) has adequate knowledge, understanding
and experience to recognize and meet the
needs of retarded persons and the ability
to cope with their problems; and
(c) is of suitable age, health and personality
to carry out his duties. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 437, s. 8(3).
9. — (1) No board shall appoint a super-
intendent or person to act temporarily as super-
intendent or employ a person on the staff of an
approved home or auxiliary residence until the
person so appointed or employed has obtained from
a physician a certificate certifying that he is,
(a) free from active tuberculosis or other
communicable or contagious disease ; and
{b) physically fit to undertake his duties in
the premises.
(2) At lejist once a year the superintendent and each
staff member of the approved home or auxiliary resi-
dence shall obtain the certificate prescribed in subsec-
tion (1). O. Reg. 439/74, s. 6.
10. Where a resident of an approved home or
auxiliary residence dies, the person in charge thereof
shall give notice of the death to a coroner other
than a coroner who is the phjrsician of an approved
home. O. Reg. 439/74, s. 7.
ADDITIONAL DUTIES OF PROVINCIAL SUPERVISORS
11. A provincial supervisor shall inspect,
(a) each approved home and auxiliary residence
for the purpose of determining compliance
with the Act and this Regulation and for
any other purf>ose as required by the
Director;
(6) the building or buildings and accommoda-
tion, the sanitary and eating facilities, the
recreational, rehabilitative and hobby-craft
facilities and equipment, the fire equip-
ment and fire precautions ; and
(c) appraise the dietary and nutritional stand-
ards for the residents including those on
special diets. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 437,
s. 11;0. Reg. 439/74, s. 8.
MEDICAL AND RELATED ANCILLARY SERVICES
12. Each board shall appoint one or more
physicians to each approved home operated by it
to ensure that medical services are provided for each
resident in accordance with his needs. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 437, s. 12.
13. — (1) In this section, "attending physician"
means a legally qualified medical practitioner other
than the physician for an approved home who is
appointed under section 12.
(2) All medical services, programs and proced-
ures and medications provided or used in an approved
home are subject to the approval of the physician
for the approved home.
(3) The physician for the approved home shall
make an annual written report to the board sum-
marizing the general health conditions of the
residents, the medical and nursing services provided
to them and the dietary standards in the home and
shall include in the report any recommendation that
he considers necessary to ensure proper conditions
of health and an adequate state of well-being for
the residents, and shall make such other reports as
the board or Minister requires.
(4) The physician for the approved home shall,
(a) inspect the sanitary conditions in the home
at least once a month ;
(6) report on such inspections to the board;
and
(c) take any steps that he considers necessary
to correct unsanitary conditions.
(5) The physician for the approved home shall
attend and prescribe medication or treatment for
any resident who has no attending physician of his
own or where his parent or other person in whose
charge he is requests that the services of the
physician for the approved home be made available
to the resident, and, where the resident is in the care
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and custody of a children's aid society under the Child
Welfare Act, upon the request of the children's aid
society.
(6) At least once a year each resident shall be
given a complete medical examination by the phy-
sician for the approved home or the attending
physician.
(7) The physician for the approved home or the
attending physician shall make a detailed written
report of the results of each medical examination
of a resident and any recommendation pertaining
thereto and the report shall be kept along with the
other records of the resident.
(8) A resident shall be given such special diet as
the physician for the approved home or the attending
physician directs.
(9) The board shall ensure the provision of such
nursing services as are from time to time considered
necessary by the physician for the approved home
or the attending physician. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
437, s. 13.
APPLICATIONS FOR GRANTS AND PAYMENTS
UNDER SECTION 5 OR 6 OF THE ACT
14. For the purposes of this section and sections IS,
16 and 17,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes,
(i) fees payable for the services of an
. architect, professional engineer, or
other consultant,
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment,
(iii) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees,
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring land necessary for
the building project;
(b) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(c) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an exisiting building or build-
ings.
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
(iv) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof,
(v) the demolition of a building,
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
access to the land or building or build-
ings;
(d) "capitcd grant" means a grant under section 5
or 6 of the Act. O. Reg. 768/79, s. 4, part.
15. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
(2) An applicant who applies under subsection (1)
shall file with the Minister two copies of a site plan
showing the location of the building or buildings, if
any, on the site and, in the case of a building project
with one or more of the elements referred to in sub-
clauses 14 (c) (i), (ii), (iv) and (vi),
(a) building plans and specifications prepared by
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister . approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 768/79, s. 4,
part.
16. — (1) The payment of a capital grant for a build-
ing project shall be made after the approved cost has
been determined.
(2) A capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minister directs otherwise, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
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(b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(3) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall be made
after.
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause
16 (2) (a) or the sketches thereof approved by
the Minister under clause 16 (2) (b) and the
building or addition is ready for use and oc-
cupancy; and
(b) the applicant for the payment submits a report
containing,
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project.
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account.
(iii) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts. O. Reg. 768/79.
s. 4. part.
17. The amount of a grant to be paid by Ontario to
an approved corporation under section 5 or 6 of the
Act shall be equal to the lesser of,
(i) $15,000 per bed; or
(ii) 80% of the cost of the building pro-
ject. O. Reg. 973/74, s. 2, revised.
PAYMENTS UNDER SECTION 8 OF THE ACT
18. — (1) An application by an approved corpora-
tion for a monthly pa>'ment under section 8 of the Act
shall be made in a form provided by the Minister and
shall be submitted to the Director not later than the
20th day of the month following the month for which
the application is made.
(2) The Emiount to be paid by Ontario to an ap-
proved corporation under section 8 of the Act shall be
computed in accordance with the form referred to in
subsection (1) and a financial report and financial fore-
cast in a form provided by the Minister.
(3) Where the Director approves, there may be paid
to an approved corporation, prior to the corporation
making application therefor under subsection (1), any
part of the estimated monthly amount payable under
section 8 of the Act, and such amount shall be ad-
justed upon receipt by the Director of the application
for any month of the period for which the payment
was made.
(4) In determining revenue for the purpose of an ap-
plication under subsection (1), a resident who is a re-
cipient of an allowance under the Family Benefits Act
shall contribute to the cost of his care and mainte-
nance in an approved home or auxiliary residence a
monthly amount equal to the amount of his budgetary
requirements, determined under subsection 12 (5) of
Regulation 318 of Revised Regulations of Ontario,
1980, after deducting therefrom the amount deter-
mined under that subsection as his budgetar>- require-
ments for a comfort allowance, and the amount so
deducted together with,
(a) any income received by the resident by way of
pa\-ment or refund under,
(i) section 2 or 7 of the Ontario Pension-
ers Property Tax Assistance Act, and
(ii) section 7 of the Income Tax Act; and
(6) the amount of the resident's income ex-
empted under clause 12 (3) (a) of the said
Regulation 318,
shall not be included and the resident shall be permitted
to retain such amount and income for his or her own
personal use.
(5) In determining revenue for the purpose of an ap-
plication under subsection (1), in respect of residents
other than those referred to in subsection (4),
(fl) any income received by the resident other
than a child up to and including $61.00 per
month; and
(b) any income in addition to any amount ex-
empt under clause (a) received by the resi-
dent by way of payment or refund under,
(i) section 2 or 7 of the Ontario Pension-
ers Property Tax Assistance Act, and
(ii) section 7 of the Income Tax Act,
shall not be included and the resident shall be permitted
to retain such income for his or her own personal use.
(6) In addition to the amounts referred to in subsec-
tions (4) and (5), where a resident is eligible for a pen-
sion under the Old Age Security Act (Canada), the
amount of S35 shall not be included in determining his
revenue and he shall be permitted to retain this
amount for his own personal use.
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(7) For the purpose of an application under subsec-
tion (1), "debt retirement payments" means the princi-
pal and interest paid for any debt approved by the Di-
rector in respect of a building for which a capital grant
has not been paid under section 5 or 6 of the Act.
O. Reg. 1041/80, s. 1.
ADMISSION TO APPROVED HOMES AND
AUXILIARY RESIDENCES
19. — (1) Before admitting to an approved home or to
an auxiliary residence a retarded person who has not
previously been a resident in an approved home or an
auxiliary residence, the superintendent or board, as the
case may be, shall obtain a certificate in writing from a
physician certifying that there has been found in the
person a condition of arrested or incomplete develop-
ment of the mind and that the person's best interests
would be served by admission to the approved home or
auxiliary residence. O. Reg. 45/80, s. 3.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), the superintendent or
board of an approved home or auxiliary residence
shall ensure that,
(a) the retarded person has been given a
medical examination by a physician in-
cluding a skin test for tuberculosis ;
(b) the physician has certified in writing that
the retarded person is free from active
tuberculosis or any other communicable or
contagious disease ; and
(c) the retarded person has been immunized
in accordance with the requirements of the
medical officer of health having jurisdiction
in the area of the home or auxiliary
residence.
(3) Where a retarded person cannot be medically
examined or certified in accordance with subsection
(2), the board may, where it considers it in the best in-
terest of the welfare of the retarded person that he be
admitted to an approved home or auxiliary residence,
admit the person to an approved home or auxiliary
residence provided that he is kept in isolation from
other residents until the requirements of subsection (2)
have been met. O. Reg. 439/74, s. 13, part.
RECORDS AND RETURNS
20. — (1) The superintendent or board of an ap-
proved home or auxiliary residence shall keep a
written record and file for each resident. O. Reg.
439/74, s. 14 (1).
(2) The record shall set forth in respect of each
resident,
(n) his name, age and sex and address prior
to his admission to the approved home or
auxiliary residence ;
(6) the names, addresses and occupations of
his parents ;
(c) his personal and family history ;
(d) the date and circumstances of and reasons
for his admission to the approved home
or auxihary residence ;
{e) the current terms of payment for the care
and maintenance of the resident ;
(/) the documentary or other evidence nec-
essary to establish the identity of the
resident, any person having charge of the
resident and the relationship between
them;
(g) a record of all medical, X-ray, psychiatric,
psychological or other similar examinations
or tests, together with the findings and
recommendations ;
(A) a record of all illnesses, accidents and
admissions to hospitals;
(i) observations of the conduct and behaviour
of the resident while residing in the approved
home or auxiliary residence ;
(j) an account or history of any other matter
that might affect the well-being or progress
of the resident ;
(k) the date and circumstances when the
resident is discharged from the approved
home or auxiliary residence ;
(/) the name, address and relationship of any
person in whose charge the resident was
placed at the time of discharge or the name
and address of the institution to which
the resident was discharged ;
(m) a statement of the future plans for the
care and maintenance of each' resident
prepared every six months ; and
(n) where the resident dies, a report of the
time, date and circumstances of the death,
the name and address of the person, if any,
who claims the body, the date that the
notice of death is given to the coroner
in accordance with section 10 and the name
of the coroner. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 437,
s. 19 (2); O. Reg. 439/74, s. 14 (2).
21. — (1) Every corporation shall keep separate
books of account for each approved home and sepa-
rate books of account for the auxiliary residences
maintained and operated by it.
(2) The books of account referred to in subsection
(1) shall,
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(a) set forth the revenue and expenditures
of the approved home or auxiliary residence,
as the case may be ;
(6) contain a record of money received by the
approved home or auxiliarv' residence, as
the case may be, from sources other than
under the Act : and
(c) be audited annually by a licensed public
accountant who is not a member of the
board. O. Reg. 439/74, s. 15.
22, — (1) Every corporation shall furnish to the Di-
rector for each approved home and for the auxiliary
residences maintained and operated by it,
(a) not later than the last day of the fourth month
following the end of each fiscal year, the com-
plete financial statement of the approved
home and the financial statement for the
auxiliarv- residences for the immediately pre-
ceding fiscal year, including a calculation of
operating subsidy based upon and reconciled
with operating surplus or deficit, as the case
may be, and the said operating subsidy shall
be compared with the subsidy paid by the
Province during the year and a calculation of
the balance owing by or repayable to the Pro-
vince made;
(b) not later than the last day of the fourth month
following the end of each fiscal year, a report
of a licensed public accountant stafing
whether in his opinion,
(i) he has received all the information and
explanations he has required,
(ii) the financial statement and the claims
for provincial subsidy are in accor-
dance with the books and records of
the approved home or auxiliary resi-
dences, as the case mav be,
(iii) the calculation of the provincial sub-
sidy is in accordance with the Regula-
tions, and
(iv) the financial statement has been pre-
pared in accordance with generally
accepted accounting principles applied
on a basis consistent with that of the
preceding year; and
(c) such other financial and statistical informa-
tion as the Minister may require.
(2) The fiscal year of a corporation is the period
designated b\' the Minister as the fiscal year of the
corporation. O. Reg. 350/79, s. 1.
RECOVERY BY .\N .APPROVED CORPORATION
OR THE PROVINCE
23. — (1) An approved corporation is entitled to
recover without interest from a parent whose child
is a resident or former resident of an approved home
or auxiliary residence or from the estate of the
parent as a debt due to the corporation the amount
of costs paid by the corporation on behalf of the
parent or resident notwithstanding that a provincial
subsidy has been paid in respect of costs. O. Reg.
439/74, s. 17.
(2) The Crown in right of Ontario is subrogated to
the right of the approved corporation to recover costs
under subsection (1).
(3) Where costs in respect of which a provincial
subsidy has been paid under section 8 of the Act are
recovered under subsection (1) or (2), the Province of
Ontario is entitled to the same percentage of the
amount recovered as the percentage on which the con-
tribution by the Province to the corporation in respect
of the amount recovered was based. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 437, s. 22(2,3).
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REGULATION 501
under the Homes for Special Care Act
GENERAL
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation
"administrator" means a person appointed
by a board to administer an approved home
or the person in charge of a licensed nurs-
ing home or a licensed residential home ;
(i) "approved home" means an institution,
building or other premises or place, or any
part thereof, approved under section 4 of
the Act as a home for sp)ecial care;
(c) "board" means the governing board of an
approved home ;
id) "burial" means,
(i) the provision of a grave for burial
where a grave is not provided free
of charge under section 53 of the
Cemeteries Act,
(ii) the opening and closing of a grave,
(iii) the perpetual care of a grave,
(iv) where required, a grave marker,
and
(v) such other services and items in addi-
tion to those set out in subclauses (i) to
(iv), both inclusive, as approved by
the Director;
{e) "Director" means the Director of Homes
for Sf)ecial Care ;
{/) "extended care" means skilled nursing and
personal care given by or under the super-
vision of a registered nurse or registered
nursing assistant under the direction of a
physician to a resident for a minimum of
one and one-half hours per day ;
(f ) "extended care unit" means that part of a li-
censed nursing home in which residents in
need of extended care are lodged;
(A) "funeral" means,
(i) the provision of a casket, embalm-
ing, graveside services and related
services.
(ii) the use of the facilities of a funeral
homo by friends and relatives of a
deceased person for twenty-four
hours and for religious services and
transportation for a casket and clergy
to a place of interment,
(iii) the provision of a wooden outer case
for a casket where required,
(iv) the religious services at a burial,
and
(v) such other services and items in addi-
tion to those set out in subclauses (i) to
(iv), as approved by the Director;
(i) "inspector" includes a medical officer of
health or his representative;
(J) "intermediate nursing care" means nursing
and personal care given by or under the
supervision of a registered nurse or registered
nursing assistant under the direction of a
physician to a resident for less than one and
one-half hours per day;
(k) "licensed nursing home" means a nursing
home licensed under section 5 of the Act as a
home for special care;
(/) "licensed residential home" means a private
residence licensed under section 5 of the Act
as a home for special care;
(m) "Ministry" means the Ministry of Health;
(it) "physician" means a duly qualified medical
practitioner;
(o) "trustee" means the Public Trustee, a
committee duly appointed under the Mental
Incompetency Act. or a trustee duly ap-
pointed under a will or other instrument.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 438, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
57/72, s. 1; O. Reg. 219/72, s. 1 ; O. Reg.
212/74, s. 1.
2. A home for special care is classified as an
approved home, a licensed nursing home or a
licensed residential home. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438.
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3. This Part applies to approved homes. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 438, s. 3.
ADMINISTRATION
4. An administrator is responsible to the board
for the efficient management and operation of the
approved home that he administers. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 438, s. 4.
QUALIFICATIONS OF STAFF MEMBERS
5. No person shall be employed in an approved
home unless he is qualified to perform his duties in
the home. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 5.
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS FOR
ADMINISTRATORS AND STAFFS
6. — (1) No person shall be appointed as an ad-
ministrator or be employed in an approved home
unless he has obtained from a physician a certificate
certifying that he is,
(a) free from active tuberculosis or other com-
municable or contagious disease; and
(b) physically fit to undertake his duties in the
home.
(2) At least once a year the administrator and
each member of the staff of an approved home
shall obtain the certificate prescribed in subsection (1).
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 6.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF ADMINISTRATORS
7. In every approved home, the administrator,
(a) is responsible for,
(i) the proper performance of his duties
under this Regulation,
(ii) the efficient management and opera-
tion of the home, and
(iii) keeping the records required by this
>T Regulation;
{b) shall admit persons to the home in accor-
dance with this Regulation ; and
(c) shall ensure that forms required in respect
of admission to the home are properly
completed and that a written record is
kept of illnesses, transfers, discharges and
deaths of residents. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
438, s. 7; O. Reg. 57/72, s. 2.
FIRE PROTECTION AND FIRE DUTIES
8. The administrator of an approved home shall
ensure that,
(a) all fire-hazards in the home are eliminated;
{b) fire-extinguishers, hose and standpipe
equipment are inspected at least once a
month ;
(f) the heating equipment and chimneys are
inspected at least once every six months
to ensure that they are safe and in good
repair ;
(d) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of the fire equipment, the fire-alarm
system, the heating system and chimneys;
(e) the staff, and so far as possible, the
residents, know the method of sounding
the fire-alarm ;
(/) the staff is trained in the proper use of the
fire-extinguishing equipment ;
(g) a procedure is established to be followed
when a fire-alarm is given, including the
duties of the staff and residents ;
(h) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedure established under clause g, and
that the procedure is posted in conspicuous
places in the home ;
(i) a fire drill is held at least once a month ;
(j) matches available to the staff or residents
or used by them in or around the home are
safety matches ;
{k) an inspection of the building is made each
night to ensure that there is no danger of
fire, and that the doors in stairwells and
smoke barriers are closed. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 438. s. 8.
BONDING OF ADMINISTRATOR
9. — (1) The administrator of an approved home
shall be bonded by a bond of a guarantee company
approved under the Guarantee Companies Securities
Act in an amount or amounts satisfactory to the
board that appointed him.
(2) The board shall pay the cost of the bond.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 11.
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10. This Part applies to licensed nursing homes.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 12.
11. The administrator of a licensed nursing home is
responsible for the efficient management and opera-
tion of the home. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 13.
12. The administrator shall provide sleeping ac-
commodation for residents in rooms with a minimum
of,
(a) twelve cubic metres of air space and
five square metres of floor space for each
person under sixteen years of age ; and
(b) seventeen cubic metres of air space and
seven square metres of floor space for each
person sixteen years of age and over,
and each room 'so used shall contain at least one
window capable of being opened directly to the
outside, and the area of the window shall not be
less than 10 per cent of the floor area of the room.
O. Reg. 313/76, s. 1.
13. Sleeping accommodation shall not be provided
in any space in a licensed nursing home used as a lob-
by, hallway, closet, bathroom, stairway or kitchen.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 15.
14. The administrator shall provide toilet and
bathing facilities which are readily accessible to all
ri'>idcnts with a minimum of one wash-basin and one
flush toilet for every eight residents and one bath-
room or shower for every twelve residents. R.R.O.
1970. Reg. 438, s. 16.
15. The administrator shall,
(a) provide and maintain proper and adequate
nursing service and personal care for resi-
dents under the direction of a competent
nursing attendant ;
{h) ensure that a sufficient staff of qualified
nursing and other personnel is provided to
give adequate nursing and personal care and
prepare and serve meals and maintain the
rooms and premises in a clean and sanitary
condition ; and
(f) ensure that medical care and attention are
made available by a physician to residents
as required. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 438, s. 17.
16. The administrator shall ensure that,
(a) nourishing meals, including special diets
where required, are provided at regular
intervals and prepared by or under the
supervision of a competent person ; and
(ft) adequate and sanitary supplies of milk and
drinking water are provided. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 438, s. 18.
17. The administrator shall maintain the licensed
nursing home in a clean, safe and sanitary condition
and shall ensure that,
(a) all fire hazards in the home are eliminated ;
(ft) there is adequate protection from radiators
or other heating equipment ;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all
normal needs, including those of fire pro-
tection ;
{d) there are at least two separate means of
egress to the outside from floors with sleep-
ing accommodation ;
(e) the premises are inspected at least quarterly
by an officer authorized to inspect buildings
under the Fire Marshals Act;
(/) all parts of the home are kept free from
rubbish , garbage, ashes, flammable materials
and other debris ;
(g) the basement of the home is well drained
and ventilated ;
(A) the home is weatherproof, free from damp-
ness, adequately heated and all heating
equipment is in good rep)air ;
(»■) adequate kitchen equipment and faciUties
to ensure the proper preparation and pro-
tection of food are provided and maintained ;
and
{j) all necessary steps are taken to keep the
building free from vermin, insects and pests.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 438. s. 19.
Part HI
Licensed Residential Homes
18. This Part applies to licensed residential homes.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 20.
19. A licensed residential home in which a person
may be received as a resident shall,
(a) be a fit and proper place for that person,
as evidenced by a written report of an in-
spection filed with the records of that
person in the home ; and
(ft) not be the residence of a parent or child of
that person. R.R.O. 1970. R^. 438, s. 21.
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20. Sleeping accommodation for a person who is a
resident in a licensed residential home shall,
(a) be in a room with the bed so placed that no
part of the bed is closer to another bed than
seventy-six centimetres and that no part of a
bed overlaps a window or radiator;
(b) subject to clause (c), be in a room that is lo-
cated on the ground floor or the floor imme-
diately above it;
(c) where the room is located on a floor above
the floor immediately above the ground
floor, be on a floor from which there are
two separate and independent means of
egress to the outside ; and
(d) be in a room that is adequately ventilated
and lighted by natural light. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 438, s. 22; O. Reg. 313/76, s. 2.
INSPECTION OF LICENSED RESIDENTIAL HOMES
21. — (1) A licensed residential home in which a per-
son may be received as a resident shall be,
(a) inspected and approved by an inspector not
more than four months before the day on
»■' •' which a person is placed in that residence ;
and
- - (6) inspected by an inspector at regular inter-
vals after the first inspection.
(2) A licensed residential home may be inspected
by an inspector at any reasonable time. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 438, s. 23.
FIRE SAFETY STANDARDS
22. The administrator of a licensed residential
home shall ensure that,
(a) all fire hazards in the home are elimin-
ated ;
{b) fire extinguishers, hose and standpipe
equipment are inspected at least once a
month ;
■ (f) the heating equipment and chimneys are
inspected at least once every six months
to ensure that they are safe and in good
repair;
(d) a written record is kept of inspections
and tests of the fire equipment, the fire
alarm system, the heating system and
> chimneys;
(e) the staff and so far as possible the
residents, know the method of sound-
ing the fire alarm ;
(/) the staff is trained in the proper use
of the fire extinguishing equipment ;
(g) a procedure is established to be fol-
lowed when a fire alarm is given, in-
cluding the duties of the staff and residents ;
(h) the staff and residents are instructed in
the procedure established under clause
(g) and that the procedure is posted in con-
spicuous places in the home;
(i) a fire drill is held at least once a month ;
(j) matches available to the staff or resi-
dents or used by them in or around the
home are safety matches ;
{k) an inspection of the building is made
each night to ensure that there is no
danger of fire, and that the doors in
stairwells and smoke barriers are closed ;
(/) all hallways, stairways and means of
entrance or egress are kept free from
obstruction at all times; and
(w) all flammable materials and supplies are
properly stored. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438,
s. 24.
23. — (1) In this section, "fire resistance rating"
means the rating assigned to any element or
assembly of materials of construction as pub-
lished by The National Research Council of Canada,
The Underwriter's Laboratories of Canada, the
Joint Fire Research Organization, United King-
dom, The Underwriters' Laboratories Inc. or the
Factory Mutual Engineering Division. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 438, s. 25 (1).
(2) The administrator of a licensed residential
home shall comply with the following additional
fire safety requirements, according to the class
of occupancy of the licensed residential home:
1. Licensed residential home, Class I, four or
less residents, excluding family and staff.
i. Reasonable fire safety precautions
shall be adhered to.
ii. Good housekeeping shall be prac-
tised.
iii. Proper heating unit maintenance
shall be observed.
iv. Precautions shall be taken for resi-
dents who smoke.
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2. Licensed residential home. Class II. five
to seven residents, excluding family and
staff.
i. Two separate means of egress, re-
mote from each other, shall be
provided for every floor or section
of the building.
ii. Where there is no interior secon-
dary stairwell provided as an exit,
an exterior fire escap)e connecting
all floors and leading directly to
grade level shall be provided.
iii. All stairways shall be enclosed by
a fire resistant partition having
a fire resistance rating of three-
quarters of an hour and self-closing
door.
iv. The ceiling or open joists over the
furnace shall be covered with fire
resistant material having a fire
resistance rating of thirty minutes,
to an area of sixty centimetres
beyond the perimeter of the fur-
nace and the area above the smoke
pipe shall be covered in its entirety.
v. At least one fire extinguisher ap-
proved by the Director shall be
provided.
3. Licensed residential home. Class III, eight
or more residents, excluding family and
staff.
i. Two separate means of egress, re-
mote from each other, shall be pro-
vided for every floor or section of
the building.
ii. An exterior fire escaf)e connecting
all floors and leading directly to
grade level shall be provided where
no interior secondary- stairwell is
provided as an exit.
iii. All stairways shall be enclosed by
a fire resistant partition having
a fire resistance rating of three-
quarters of an hour and self-closing
door.
iv. The furnace or boiler room shall
be separated from the remainder
of the building by construction
having a fire resistance rating of at
least one hour.
V. All combustible ceilings, including
exposed wood and joists, shall be
fully covered with fire resistant
material having a fire resistance
rating of at least one hour.
vi. The furnace room door and inside
door jamb shall be metal-clad and
the door shall be equipped with a
self-closing device.
vii. Provision shall be made to pro-
vide sufficient air for proper com-
bustion in the boiler or furnace
rooms.
viii. Each floor shall be equipped with
a fire extinguisher approved by the
Director.
ix. All vertical shafts, dumb waiters,
laundry chutes, rubbish chute and
every other shaft shall be enclosed
with material having a fire-resistance
rating of not less than forty-five
minutes and shall be equipped with
self-closing doors at all floors, in-
cluding the basement, incorf>orating
a degree of fire resistance equivalent
to the shaft.
X. There shall be an electric fire alarm
system in the building.
xi. Every fire alarm system shall be
a closed circuit electrically super-
vised system, components of which
have been tested and listed by the
Underwriters' Laboratories of Can-
ada or the Canadian Standards
Association Testing Laboratories.
xii. A fire alarm station shall be installed
on every floor in the building.
xiii. Heat actuated detectors shall be
installed according to the manu-
facturer's listing in all areas in the
building, except corridors and wash-
rooms.
xiv. The fire alarm sounding device
shall have a sound that is readily
distinguishable from the sound pro-
duced by any other sounding device
used in the building.
XV. Every fire alarm system shall be
provided with two indejjendent sour-
ces of power, and where batteries
are used as a secondary- source of
power, the batteries shall be re-
chargeable by means of a trickle
charger connected to the hydro-
electric power supply.
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xvi. Power for the fire alarm system
shall be taken directly from the
line side of the service after trans-
formation and no power for the
system shall be taken from secondary
distribution panels or lighting panels.
xvii. The fire alarm electrical supply
system shall be equipped with sepa-
rate circuit breakers or fused switches
that serve only the fire alarm system.
xviii. Every fire alarm panel shall be
equipped with a glowing light that
ceases to glow when the system is
' shut off and the panel shall be con-
spicuously marked to indicate that
the system is inactive when the light
is not glowing. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
438, s. 25 (2); 0. Reg. 535/71, s. 1 ;
O. Reg. 313/76, s. 3.
GENERAL
24. Nothing in this Regulation affects any by-law
relating to fire safety requirements lawfully passed
by a municipal council, or the authority of a
municipal council to pass any such by-law, insofar
as such by-law imposes additional or more stringent
requirements than those prescribed in this Regu-
lation. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 26.
Part IV
TRUST ACCOUNTS
25, The administrator of an approved home, or a
licensed nursing home or a licensed residential home
shall,
(a) establish and maintain a non-interest bear-
ing trust account in a chartered bank or a
Province of Ontario Savings Office in which
he shall deposit all moneys received by him
from any resident of the home or from any
trustee acting on behalf of such resident;
(b) provide a resident, or a trustee acting on
behalf of a resident, with a written receipt
for all moneys received by him for deposit
in the trust account to the credit of such
resident ;
(c) maintain a separate book of account showing
all deposits to and withdrawals from the
trust account, the name of the resident for
whom such deposit or withdrawal is made
and the date of each deposit or withdrawal ;
(d) in those instances where he has deposited
in the trust account moneys received from a
resident, make part or all of the moneys
available to such resident upon the resident
' • providing him with a written receipt
therefor;
(e) in those instances where he has deposited
in the trust account moneys received from
a trustee on behalf of a resident, make part
or all of the moneys available to such
resident only in accordance with the written
instructions of the trustee ;
(/) with respect to each resident on whose
behalf money is deposited in the trust
account to the credit of such resident,
retain in his possession for a period of not
less than six years,
(i) the deposit books, deposit slips, pass-
books, monthly bank statements,
cheque books and cancelled cheques
applicable to the trust account
referred to in clause (a),
(ii) the book of account referred to in
clause (c),
(iii) the written receipts referred to in
clause id), and
(iv) the written instructions of the trustee
referred to in clause (e),
and at any time and from time to time on
written demand of a resident, or his
authorized agent, or a trustee acting on
behalf of a resident, or such trustee's
authorized agent make the foregoing docu-
mentation available for inspection at rea-
sonable hours during any business day.
O. Reg. 57/72, s. i. part.
26. The trust account established under section 25
shall be audited annually by a chartered accountant or
a licensed public accountant. O. Reg. 57/72, s. 4,
part.
Part V
27. — (1) A licence issued to a nursing home shall
be in Form 1 and an application for a licence in Form 1
shall be in Form 2.
(2) A licence issued to a residential home shall be
in Form 3 and an application for a licence in Form 3
shall be in Form 2. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 27.
28. — (1) The Minister may issue a licence,
(a) to a nursing home that complies with
this Regulation upon payment of the
prescribed fee ; and
(b) to a residential home that complies with
this Regulation and the Minister finds
suitable for the reception and care of
residents.
(2) A licence in Form 1 or Form 3 expires with the
31st day of December in the year in which it is
issued.
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(3) The Minister may renew,
(a) a licence in Form 1 upon receipt of an
application in Form 2 and payment of
the prescribed fee ; and
(6) a licence in Form 3 upon receipt of an
application in Form 2.
(4) The fee for a licence in Form 1 is $10 and the
fee for a renewal thereof is $5. R.R.O. 1970. Reg.
438, s. 28.
29. The Minister may at any time cancel any licence
for any reason that he deems proper and notice of the
cancellation shall be given by the Minister by reg-
istered letter mailed to the administrator at the
address shown on the licence and to the local medical
officer of health. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 29.
30. Each application for a licence in Form 1 or a
renewal thereof shall be accompanied by,
(a) a certificate of an officer authorized to
inspect buildings under the Fire Marshals
Act certifying that the nursing home has
been inspected by him within three months
of the date of the application and is reason-
ably safe from lire hazard ; and
(ft) a certificate of an inspector certifying that
the home has been inspected by him within
three months of the date of the application,
and that, in his opinion, it is in reasonable
compliance with the requirements of Part
II of this Regulation. R.R.O. 1970. Reg.
438. s. 30.
31. The administrator shall post a licence in Form
1 in a conspicuous place in the lower hallway of the
home. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 438. s. 31.
Part VI
ADMISSION OF RESIDENTS
32. Any person,
(o) who has been a patient in an institution
within the meaning of the Mental Hospitals
Act;
(ft) who has been an informal patient under the
Mental Hospitals Act or has been discharged
under that Act; and
(c) for whom no immediate provision for care
and lodging has been made,
may be admitted to a home for special care as a
resident upon his own application or the application
of a friend or relative. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 32.
33. The application referred to in section 32 shall
be submitted to the Director who shall arrange for the
admission of the applicant as a resident. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 438, s. 33.
34.— (1) Part III of the Mental Health Act, and the
relevant regulations thereunder apply with necessary
modifications to a resident in a home for special care
as if the resident had continued as a patient in a psy-
chiatric facility under that Act.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1) where a notice
of continuance has been issued under subsection 41 (2)
of the Mental Health Act, prior to the discharge of the
resident from a psychiatric facility, the provisions of
clause 42 {d) of that Act shall not apply. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 438, s. 34.
Part Vn
RECORDS
35. The administrator of an approved home or a
licensed nursing home shall keep or cause to be kept
a written record for each resident that shall set forth,
(a) a detailed report on the medical history of
the resident before admission and all
physical and mental examinations, and all
illnesses and accidents after admission ;
(ft) observations on the conduct and behaviour
of the resident while in the home ;
(c) where a resident is discharged from the home,
the name and address of the person in whose
charge the resident was placed at the time of
discharge or the name and address of the
institution to which the resident was dis-
charged ; and
(d) where a resident dies, a report of the time,
date and circumstances of the death and the
name and address of the person, if any,
who claims the body. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
438. s. 35.
36. Where.
(a) a fire has occurred in a home for special
care ; or
(ft) a resident has been a.ssaulted or injured.
the administrator shall forthwith submit to the
Director a written report containing full details
of the fire, assault or injury, as the case may be.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg 438. s. 36.
INSPECTORS
37. The Minister may designate officers of the Min-
istry as inspectors for the purposes of the Act and this
Regulation. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 37.
38. An administrator shall permit an inspector or
an officer authorized to inspect buildings under the
Fire Marshals Act to enter a home for special care
at any and all reasonable times for the purpose of
inspecting the premises and every part thereof to
ascertain whether the provisions of this Regulation
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are being complied with,
s. 38.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438,
39. A medical ofificer of health shall inspect homes
for special care within the area under his jurisdiction
at regular intervals or when requested by the Direc-
tor. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, s. 39.
Part VIII
i-
CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS
40. With the approval of the Minister, the Director
may arrange with the board of any organization
having objects of a charitable nature for assistance
from such board in the inspection and supervision
of accommodation and facilities for the care and
maintenance of residents in licensed nursing homes
and licensed residential homes and the supervision
of the residents therein. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438,
s. 40.
Part IX
PAYMENTS BY MINISTER
41. — (1) Where a resident in an approved home, a
licensed nursing home or licensed residential home is
unable to pay for his care and maintenance, the Minis-
ter may pay to the board of an approved home or the
licensee of a licensed nursing or residential home, dur-
ing the period set out in Column 1 of Table 1,
(a) where the resident qualifies on medical
grounds for and receives extended care in an
extended care unit, the amount set out oppo-
site thereto in Column 2 of Table 1 for each
full month the resident receives extended care;
(b) the amount set out opposite thereto in Column
4 of Table 1 for each full month the resident
receives intermediate care;. and
(c) where the resident does not require nursing
care, the amount set out opposite thereto in
Column 6 of Table 1 for each full month the
resident receives care and maintenance.
(2) Where a resident in an approved home, a
licensed nursing home or licensed residential home is
unable to pay for his care and maintenance, the Minis-
ter may pay to the board of an approved home or the
licensee of a licensed nursing or residential home, dur-
ing the period set out in Column 1 of Table 1,
(a) where the resident qualifies on medical
grounds for and receives extended care in an
extended care unit for less than a month , or for
a day or number of days in excess of a full
month, the amount set out opposite thereto in
Column 3 of Table 1 for each day the resident
receives extended care;
(b) where the resident receives intermediate care
for less than a month, or for a day or number
of days in excess of a full month, the amount
set out opposite thereto in Column 5 of Table 1
for each day the resident receives intermediate
care; and
(c) where the resident does not require nursing
care but receives care and maintenance for
less than a month, or for a day or number of
days in excess of a full month, the amount set
out opposite thereto in Column 7 of Table 1
for each day the resident receives care and
maintenance. O. Reg. 349/80, s. 1.
(3) The Minister may pay the amounts mentioned
in subsections (1) and (2) in respect of a resident during
any period where, with the approval of the Director, a
resident has been granted leave-of-absence not exceed-
ing fourteen consecutive days.
(4) The amounts paid by the Minister for extended
and intermediate nursing care under subsections (1)
and (2) shall be accepted by the Board or the licensee
as payment in full for standard ward accommodation.
O. Reg. 219/72, s. 2, part.
(5) In addition to the amounts prescribed in subsec-
tions (1) and (2), the Minister may pay for any medical
care, clothing, toiletries or other personal necessities
required by and supplied to a resident and may pay, in
respect to the funeral and burial of a resident, a maxi-
mum of $350 for the total cost of any funeral, and
$150 for the total cost of any burial but, upon the rec-
ommendation of the Director, the Minister may pay
an amount for the funeral and burial expenses of a res-
ident in excess of these amounts. O. Reg. 357/75, s. 1
(!)• .
(6) Subject to subsection (9), a resident who has
property shall be liable for payment made on his be-
half under subsections (1), (2), (5) and (6).
(7) Subject to subsection (9), the husband of a resi-
dent shall be liable for payments made on behalf of his
wife under subsections (1), (2) and (5). O. Reg.
357/75, s. 1 (3).
(8) Except where the entitlement has been paid to
him, the amounts recoverable under subsections (7)
and (8) shall be reduced by a resident's entitlement un-
der the Family Benefits Act. O. Reg. 219/72, s. 2,
part.
(9) A resident who is receiving care or the husband
of a resident shall not be required to repay that portion
of payments made under subsections (1), (2) and (5)
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963
that would be extended care or insured drug benefits
under the Health Insurance Act, were the resident not
excluded from such benefits under that Act. O. Reg.
357/75, s. 1 (4).
(10) Where a resident is entitled to a reduction un-
der subsection (9), the reduction shall be reduced by
any entitlement due the resident under the Family
Benefits Act. O. Reg. 219/72, s. 2, part.
42. In the event of the death in a home for special
care of a resident who is an indigent person, the Minis-
ter may pay the expenses of his burial. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 438, s. 42.
Table 1
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Column 6
Column 7
Effective Period
Monthly
Payment
Daily
Payment
Monthly
Payment
Daily
Payment
Monthly
Payment
Daily
Payment
1.
On or after the 1st day of
April, 1980
$924.04
$30.38
$786.56
$25.86
$395.71
$13.01
O. Reg. 349/80, s. 2.
Form 1
Homes for Special Care Act
NURSING HO.ME LICENCE
Under the Homes for Special Care Act and the reg-
ulations and subject to the limitations thereof,
this licence is issued to
(name and address of home)
as a nursing home for special care.
This licence expires with the. . . .day of
19
(signature of issuer)
Dated at Toronto, this .... day of
19
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 438. Form 1.
Form 2
Homes for Special Care Act
APPLICATION FOR LICENCE AS
—NURSING HOME
—RESIDENTIAL HOME
To: The Director of Homes for Special Care,
Ministry of Health,
Legislative Buildings,
Toronto M7A 1A2, Ontario.
1 . Name of Applicant
2. Address of Applicant
3. Location of Home
4. Occupation of Applicant
5. Number of bedrooms available for residents. . .
6. Number of residents the applicant proj)oses to
accommodate at one time
7. Number available for use by residents :
(a) wash-basins
(b) flush toilets
(c) bathrooms
{d) showers
8. Interest of applicant in home
(owner, lessee, etc.)
(signature of applicant)
Dated at this .... day of
19
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438. Form 2.
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Form 3
Homes for Special Care Act
RESIDENTIAL HOME LICENCE
Under the Homes for Special Care Act, and the regula-
tions, and subject to the limitations thereof, this
licence is issued to
(name and address of home)
as a residential home for special care.
This licence expires with the .... day of .
19
(signature of issuer)
Dated at Toronto, this .... day of ,
19
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 438, Form 3.
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REGULATION 502
under the Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
GENERAL
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "approved device" means a colostomy, or
ileostomy set that is prescribed by a physician
appointed under subsection 12 (4) of the Act
and that is approved by the Director;
(ft) "approved drug and pharmaceutical" means,
(i) a drug prescribed by a legally
qualified medical practitioner or
member of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario and
approved by the Minister of Health
for Ontario, and
(ii) a drug and medication listed in
Schedules A and B established for
the purposes of Part VI of the Health
Disciplines Act or registered under
the Proprietary or Patent Medicine
Act (Canada) and that is not pre-
scribed by a legally qualified medical
practitioner or member of the Royal
College of Dental Surgeons of Ontario
and that is approved by the Director;
(c) "board" means the board of management of
a home established under section 5 or 6 of the
Act;
{d) "extended care services" means care and
maintenance given to a resident that
includes skilled nursing and personal care
given by or under the supervision of a
registered nurse or where the Director
approves, a registered nursing assistant,
under the direction of the physician of
the home appointed under subsection 12 (4)
of the Act, for a minimum of one and one-
half hours per day;
(e) "home" includes a joint home;
(/) "medical director" means the legally quali-
fied medical practitioner appointed as physi-
cian for the home or joint home under sub-
section 12 (4) of the Act;
(g) "municipal auditor" means an auditor
licensed and appointed in accordance with
the Municipal Act for one or more of the
municipalities maintaining the home or
for the board, as the case may be, or,
where the home is established under section
5 of the Act, means a public accountant
licensed under the Public Accountancy Act;
(h) "municipal authority" means a person ap-
pointed for the purposes of section 47 by the
council of a municipality or by the board of a
home established under section S or 6 of the
Act;
(i) "registered nurse" means a person who is
registered as a nurse under Part FV of the
Health Disciplines Act;
(J) "registered nursing assistant" means a person
who is registered as a nursing assistant under
Part rV of the Health Disciplines Act;
(k) "resident" means a person admitted to and
lodged in a home for whom residential care
or extended care services is provided in the
home or who is in receipt of residential ser-
vices in a satellite home;
(/) "residential care" means care and main-
tenance that is not extended care services
given to a resident in a home;
(m) "residential services" means care and main-
tenance that is not extended care service*
given to a resident in a satellite home;
(n) "satellite home" means all or any part of a
building or buildings other than a home,
where residential services approved by the
Director are provided in accordance with
subsection 20 (1) of the Act and this Regula-
tion. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 1; O. Reg.
311/72, s. 1; O. Reg. 448/73, s. 1; O. Reg.
750/74, s. 1; O. Reg. 386/76, s. 1; O. Reg.
770/78,8. 1.
QUAMFICATIONS OF SLfERINTENDENT
2. An administrator shall, at the time of appoint-
ment,
(a) be in good health ;
(b) have a specialized knowledge of and ade-
quate experience in modern methods of
administering a home ;
(c) have a sympathetic understanding of prob-
lems pertaining to the needs of elderly
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persons and in particular of thosf persons
residing in a home and a suitable per-
sonality for the position ; and
(d) have the ability to retain the confidence of
the staff, and to direct it efficiently.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 2.
QUALIFICATIONS OF STAFF MFMBKKS
3. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), every home shall
employ nurses with nursing experience on the staff of
the home and where there are residents in bed care, at
least one nurse so employed shall be a registered
nurse. O. Reg. 750/74, s. 2, part.
(2) There shall be employed such staff to care for
residents in addition to those required under subsec-
tion (1) including registered nurses, as may be required
by the Director. O. Reg. 386/76, s. 2.
MEDICAL EXAMINATIONS
FOR SUPERINTENDENTS AND STAFFS
4. — (1) No council of a municipality and no hoard
shall appoint an administrator or person to act
temporarily as administrator or employ a person on
the staff of the home until the person so appointed
or employed has obtained from a legally qualified
medical practitioner a certificate certifying that he
is,
(a) free from active tuberculosis or other
'' communicable or contagious disease; and
(b) physically fit to undertake his duties in
the home.
(2) At least once a year the administrator and each
member of the staff of a home shall obtain the certifi-
cate prescribed in subsection (1). R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
439, s. 4.
POWERS AND DUTIES OF SUPERINTENDENTS
5. An administrator,
(a) is responsible to the council of the munici-
pality that establishes and maintains the
home, the councils of the municipalities that
establish and maintain a joint home or to
the board, as the case may be, for,
^ (i) the proper performance of his duties
under the Act and this Regulation,
(ii) the efficient management and opera-
tion of the home,
(iii) keeping the records, completing the
forms and making the returns re-
quired by the Act and this Regula-
tion, and
(iv) maintaining the confidentiality of all
records and protecting the privacy
and rights of the residents;
(ft) shall admit persons to the home in accord-
ance with section 18 of the Act and with this
Regulation;
(c) shall ensure that each applicant is inter-
viewed, where possible prior to admission,
and upon admission to the home, and
that orientation to the home and its pro-
grams is given, in addition to personal
counseUing, and that a written record is
kept of information given by or to the
applicant during such interviews;
id) shall involve the next of kin or legal rep-
resentative of the applicant or resident, as the
case may be, whenever possible in any and
' all plans regarding the admission, internal
transfer, discharge or restraint of the appli-
cant, or resident;
(e) shall ensure that a written record is kept of
clothing, valuables and other personal effects
brought by the applicant to the home upon
admission or acquired by him from time to
time after admission;
(/) shall ensure that the forms required under
the Act and this Regulation in respect of the
admission are properly completed and that a
written record is kept of illnesses, transfers,
discharges and deaths of residents;
(g) is responsible for the receipt from, and the
disbursement to, residents of moneys held for
residents in the trust account established un-
der section 5 1 and for keeping a written rec-
ord of all those receipts and disbursements;
ih) shall organize a continuing program of varied
and meaningful activities designed to stimu-
late the interests of residents including
handicrafts, continuous learning, activation
programs approved by the Director, recrea-
tion and entertainment to enhance the resi-
dents' lifestyle within the home and, where
appropriate, in the community;
(j) shall encourage the participation of volun-
teer groups and individuals from the com-
munity including a Home Auxiliary in the
program of varied and meaningful activities
for residents;
(j) shall allocate proper accommodation to
residents, taking into consideration their
age, sex, the type of care needed and ail
other relevant personality factors ;
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967
(k) shall not relocate any resident without a
planned program of counselling and orien-
tation and, where possible, consultation with
the next of kin or legal representative of the
resident;
(I) shall purchase provisions for the home;
(m) shall ensure that residents are given suffi-
cient food of good quality and adequate nu-
tritional value;
(n) shall ensure that a separate written record is
kept of special diets for residents prescribed
by the physician for the home or the attend-
ing physician under subsection 25 (10);
(o) shall ensure that an adequate supply of
books, other published material and current
periodicals and newspapers is available for
residents at all times:
ip) shall ensure that there are adequate and
regular opportunities in the home for
residents who so desire to participate in
religious services;
iq) shall certif>' all bills and accounts of the
home;
(r) shall establish and follow a regular procedure
for the hearing of any grievance of any resi-
dent to a coroner other than a coroner who is
the physician for the home in which the
deceased reisdent was residing at the time of
his death;
(5) shall ensure that adequate super\'ision is pro-
vided at all times for the security and protec-
tion of the home and residents;
(/) in accordance with section 27 of the Coroners
Act. shall give notice of the death of a resi-
dent to a coroner other than a coroner who is
the physician for the home in which the
deceased resident was residing at the time of
his death:
(M) shall co-operate in any program established
under the Elderly Persons Centres Act which
could be of benefit or interest to the residents
of the home;
(v) shall set up a system of regular staff confer-
ences and assist in the operation of any
training program for staff members of the
home; and
(w) shall prepare and maintain an organization
chart, details of staff benefits and a job de-
scription and salarj- scale for each staff posi-
tion established under subsection 12 (2) of the
Act. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 5; O. Reg.
677/78, s. 1.
ASSESSMENTS, ADMISSIONS CRITERIA
AND CARE PLANNING
6. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), an applicant
seeking admission to a home under section 18 of the
Act who cannot be adequately cared for elsewhere,
including alternative care in the community, shall
complete Forms 1 and 3.
(2) Where, in the opinion of a legally qualified
medical practitioner, an apphcant is mentally or
physically incapable of completing Forms 1 and 3.
the forms may be completed for the applicant by
the next of kin or legal representative of the
applicant. O. Reg. 677/78, s. 2, part.
7. Prior to admitting an applicant to a home, the
administrator and the board or committee of manage-
ment, as the ca.<e may be. shall ensure that all alterna-
tive forms of community care and community
resources have been reviewed with the applicant or the
applicant's next of kin or legal representative, as the
ca.-;e may be. O. Reg. 677/78. s. 2. part.
H. Admissions may include probationar\- and
short-term admissions where the admissions are in
accordance with written policies approved by the
Director. O. Reg. 677/78. s. 2, part.
9. — (1) Where, in the opinion of the physician of a
home and the administrator, the mental and physical
condition of an applicant is such that the applicant
cannot be properly cared for in the home the applicant
shall not be admitted to the home.
(2) Where an applicant is not admitted to a home,
the administrator may request the next of kin or
legal representative of the applicant and a social or
health agency to assist in planning for a suitable
alternate placement. O. Reg. 677 78, s. 2, part.
10. Where, in the opinion of the physician of a
home and the administrator, the mental, physical and
social conditions of a resident so warrant, the resident
may be transferred to a different level of care or ac-
commodation in the home in accordance with clause
5 {j), and the transfer shall be recorded. O. Reg.
677/78, s. 2, part.
11. — (1) The physician of a home, the adminis-
trator and the nurse in charge shall develop a com-
prehensive and ongoing plan of care for each resident
from the date of admission to the time of discharge that
shall,
(a) periodically establish goals to be achieved
for the resident:
(6) prescribe an integrated program of activi-
ties designed for individuals, and therapies
to achieve such goals ; and
(f ) assign responsibility for each element of
care or service prescribed in the plan ta
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the appropriate staff member or pro-
fessional service.
(2) Subject to section 27, the plan of care for each
resident shall be reviewed and evaluated by the staff of
the home at least once a year.
(3) There shall be a written policy for handling
periodic assessments regarding changes in a resi-
dent's condition whenever a resident is transferred
to a different care level or relocated in a different
accommodation section of the home. O. Reg. 677/78,
s. 2, part.
RESTRAINT
12. — ( 1) K.xcept upon the order of the physician to a
home, to l)e confirmed in writing, who has designated
a device or agent approved by the Minister as appro-
priate for the intended use, a device or agent for
restraining a per.-^on shall not be applied to a resident.
(2) The administrator, the physician of a home,
and the nurse in charge shall develop and maintain
written policies on the use of restraining devices
and agents and such policies shall be subject to the
approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 677/78, s. 2,
part.
- \ . MEDICATIONS
13. — (1) In this section,
(a) "prescription drug " means,
(i) a controlled drug mentioned in
, Schedule G of the Food and Drugs
Act (Canada).
(ii) a narcotic as defined in the Narcotics
■, ,, Cow/ro/ i4 (7 (Canada), and
(iii) a drug referred to in subclause 1 (b)
(i); and
■i (b) "pharmacist" means a person who is licensed
as a pharmacist under Part VI of the Health
Disciplines Act.
(2) The administrator of a home shall provide a sep-
arate locked cupboard for all drugs, pharmaceuticals
and medications and shall keep all drugs referred to in
subclauses (1) (a) (i) and (ii) in a separate locked con-
tainer within the locked cupboard, and storage facili-
ties for all drugs, other than drugs requiring refrigera-
tion, shall be located in an area that is conveniently
accessible to all nursing staff.
(3) The keys to the cupboard referred to in subsec-
tion (2) shall be kept in the custody of the registered
nurse in charge who is on duty in the home and who
shall be responsible for.
(a) the removal from the cupboard or from
the locked container, as the case may be,
of all prescription drugs ; and
(b) the administration of all prescription drugs
under the specific direction of a legally quali-
fied medical practitioner or pharmacist and
under the general supervision of the physi-
cian to the home appointed under subsection
12 (4) of the Act.
(4) No person shall remove a prescription drug
from the receptacle in which it is brought into
the home except by or under the supervision of a
legally qualified medical practitioner or a phar-
macist.
(5) Subject to subsection (9), unused portions of a
resident's prescription drugs remaining on the prem-
ises of the home after his discharge or death shall be
destroyed b\' a registered nurse employed by the home
and,
(a) the physician for the home ;
(b) a legall.N qualified medical practitioner desig-
nated by the physician referred to in clause
(a); or
((■) a pharmacist.
(6) A notation of the destruction of any pre-
scription drug prescribed for a resident giving
the quantity, description and prescription number
shall be made on the resident's chart and signed
by a registered nurse employed by the home.
(7) A drug shall be taken by or administered to a
resident only on the individual prescription or
written direction of a legally qualified medical
practitioner or a member of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario.
(8) A prescription drug shall be administered to a
resident only by a legally qualified medical
practitioner, a member of the Royal College of
Dental Surgeons of Ontario, a registered nurse or,
where the Director approves, a registered nursing
assistant.
(9) Where a resident is discharged or transferred,
a prescription drug that has been provided for the
resident may be sent with the discharged or
transferred resident after an entry is made on the
resident's record, signed by a registered nurse and
the legally qualified medical practitioner attend-
ing the resident stating,
(a) the date of the prescription ;
(b) the prescription number ;
(f) the name of the pharmacy that prepared
the prescription ;
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(d) the resident's name : and
{e) the words "sent with resident". O. Reg.
386/76, s. 3.
RULES GOVERNING HOMES
14. Residents of a home shall be under the general
supervision of the administrator. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
439, s. 7.
15. A resident may be discharged from a home in
accordance with the written practice and procedure
approved by the Director of a board or committee of
management, as the case may be. O. Reg. 502/77,
s. 1.
16. — (1) Xo resident shall leave a home at any time
without notifying the administrator or his representa-
tive.
(2) Residents may smoke only in the areas desig-
nated by the administrator and suitable fire-
resistant receptacles shall be provided in the areas.
(3) A resident may sell any article he makes and
retain the proceeds thereof in accordance with a
policy to be determined by the council of the
municipality for the board operating the home.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 8.
FIRE PROTECTION AND FIRE DUTIES
17. — (1) The board or the committee of manage-
ment of a home, as the case may be, shall ensure that,
(fl) all fire hazards in the home are eliminated,
the home is inspected at least once a year by
an officer authorized to inspect buildings un-
der the Fire Marshals Act and the recom-
mendations of the officer are carried out;
(b) there b adequate protection from radiators or
other heating equipment;
(c) the water supplies are adequate for all normal
needs, including those of fire protection;
(d) the fire protection equipment, including the
sprinkler system, fire extinguishers, hose and
stand pipe equipment are visually inspected at
least once a month and ser\'iced at least once
even,' year by qualified personnel;
(e) the fire detection and alarm system is
inspected at least once a year by qualified fire
alarm maintenance personnel, and tested at
least once even.' month;
(/) at least once a year the heating equipment is
serviced by qualified personnel and the chim-
neys are inspected and cleaned if necessary;
(f ) a written record is kept of inspections and
tests of fire equipment, fire drills, the fire
detection and alarm system, the heating sys-
tem, chimneys and smoke detectors;
(A) the staff and residents are instructed in the
method of sounding the fire detection and
alarm system;
(t) the staff are trained in the proper use of the
fire extinguishing equipment;
0") a directive setfing out the procedures that
must be followed and the steps that must be
taken by the staff and residents when a fire
alarm is given is drawn up and posted in
conspicuous places in the home;
(fc) the staff and residents are instructed in the
procedures set out in the directive referred to
in clause l^) and the procedures are practised
by staff and residents at least once a month
using the fire alarm to initiate the drill;
(/) where matches are used, only safety matches
are issued to the st£iff and residents;
(m) an inspection of the building, including the
equipment in the kitchen and laundrj', is
made each night to ensure that there is no
longer danger of fire and that all doors to
stairwells, all fire doors and all smoke barrier
doors are kept closed;
(«) adequate supervision is provided at all times
for the security of the residents and the home;
(o) oxygen is not used or stored in the home in a
pressure vessel;
(p ) combustible rubbish is kept to a minimum;
(q) ail exits are clear and unobstructed at all
times;
(r) combustible draperies, mattresses, carpeting,
curtains, decorations and similar materials
are suitably treated to render them resistant to
the spread of flame and are retreated when
necessary;
(j) receptacles into which electric irons or other"
small appliances are plugged are equipped
with pilot lights which glow when the
appliance is plugged in;
U) lint traps in the laundr>- are cleaned out after
each use of the equipment;
(m) flammable liquids and paint supplies are
stored in suitable containers in non-combust-
ible cabinets;
iv) suitable non-combustible ashtrays are pro-
vided where smoking is permitted;
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{w) no portable electric heaters are used in the
home that are not in accordance with stan-
dards of approval set down by the Canadian
.^\ Standards Association;
{x) no vaporizing liquid fire extinguishers are
kept or used in the home; and
(y) no sprinkler heads, fire or smoke detector
heads are painted or otherwise covered with
any material or substance that is likely to pre-
vent them from functioning normally.
(2) A home located in a municipality that does not
have public fire protection shall be provided with a
complete automatic sprinkler system that complies with
standards prescribed under the Building Code Act.
O. Reg. 769/79, s. 1.
FORMS AND RECORDS
18. — (1) An application for admission to a home
shall be in Form 1 and shall be accompanied by a con-
sent to inspect assets in Form 3.
(2) Any authorization required for the purposes
of applications to, internal transfers in, or dis-
charges from a home may be signed by any member
or official designated in writing by the board or
committee of management or councils of a home or
joint home or a band, as the case may be, or where
the applicant resides in an unorganized territory,
by the district director of the Ministry of Com-
munity and Social Services or other provincial
supervisor approved by the Minister for that pur-
pose. O. Reg. 677/78, s. 3, part.
19. — (1) For the purposes of determining eligibility
for admission to a home and the level of care required,
an assessment record of the medical and nursing
requirements and personal functioning abilities of each
applicant shall be made in Form 2 or in any other
similar form approved by the Minister.
(2) No change or amendment to a form approved by
the Minister under subsection (1) shall be made
without the prior approval of the Minister. O. Reg.
677/78, s. 3, part. ■ •»
20. — (1) The physician of a home shall complete a
certificate in Form 4 for each applicant for admission
to the home.
(2) Where a municipahty has more than one
home and has established a medical admissions
committee, the Director may authorize a physician
designated by the committee to sign Form 4.
O. Reg. 677/78, s. 3, part.
21. Where an application is made under clause 18
(1) (6) of the Act, Forms 1, 2, 3 and 4 shall be submit-
ted to the Minister together with such other informa-
tion as he may require and the Minister shall, in deter-
mining the eligibility of an applicant, take into
account the personal and family situation and the so-
cial, medical, psychological and living conditions of
the applicant. O. Reg. 677/78, s. 3, part.
22. — (1) The records of a home shall include,
(a) a separate file for the documents of each
resident ;
[h) adequate books of account and ledgers;
(c) where the home operates a farm, a record of
produce purchased therefrom in accordance
with sectioo 53; and
(d) a record of the trust account set up by the
home under section 33. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
439, s. 15 (1); O. Reg. 769/79, s. 2 (1).
(2) The board or committee of management of a
home, as the case may be, shall keep and maintain an
inventoiy of all furnishings and equipment acquired by
the home and the inventory shall set forth each addition
to or removal from inventory and the reasons therefor
and shall be prepared in such manner and contain
such additional information as the Director may
require. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 2 (2).
(3) The books of account and ledgers shall,
(fl) set forth the expenditures of the home and
any satellite home maintained and operated
by or on behalf of the municipality,
municipalities or board, as the case may
be;
(6) be segregated from the continuing books
of account of the municipality ;
(c) contain a separate record of money received
by the home from sources other than under
the Act ; and
[d) be audited yearly by the municipal auditor.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 15 (3); O. Reg.
750/74,5.4(2).
(4) The administrator of a home shall furnish to
the Minister not later than the last day of February
in each year, for the year ending with the 31st
day of December immediately preceding,
(a) an annual return of residents in Form 6;
and
(ft) a financial statement of revenue and ex-
penditure in duplicate satisfactory to the
Director together with a report of the
municipal auditor stating whether in his
opinion,
(i) he has received all the information
and explanations he has required,
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(ii) the financial statement is in accord-
ance with the books and records
of the home, and
(iii) the financial statement has been
prepared in accordance with gener-
ally accepted accounting principles
applied on a basis consistent with
that of the preceding year ; and
(c) such other financial and statistical in-
formation as the Minister may require.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 439. s. 15 (5); O. Reg.
311/72. s. 2 (2).
23. — (1) A home shall maintain a separate bank ac-
count in which shall be deposited the revenues of the
home and out of which shall be paid the expenditures
of the home.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to a "home that is
established and maintained by a city and that is not a
■joint home. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 16.
24. — (1) A home shall keep a written record or se-
ries of records of each resident that shall be
maintained in confidence. O. Reg. 677/78, s. 4 (1).
(2) The record shall include,
(a) a detailed report of the social and medical
history of a resident before admission and
all physical and mental examinations and
all illnesses and accidents after admission ;
ib) any agreements approved under section 1 1 of
the Act;
(c) where a resident is discharged from the
home, the name and address of the f)erson
or institution to whom or to which he
goes and the date of discharge ;
(d) where a resident dies, a report of the time,
date and circumstances of the death, the
name and address of the p>erson, if any.
who claims the body, the date that the
notice of death is given to the coroner in
accordance with clause 5 (/) and the name of
the coroner;
(e) a separate statement of account for each
resident of the charges made for his main-
tenance in the home, and the amounts
paid to the home by him or on his behalf,
other than the amounts paid on his behalf
by a municipality, except that where a
municipality that has an agreement with the
home under section 7 of the Act makes a
payment on behalf of a resident such
payment shall be recorded in his statement
of account ; and
(/) a complete list of the resident's assets,
including real property, securities and
safetv deposit boxes, and all sources of his
income. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 439, s. 17 (2);
O. Reg. 386/76, s. 4; O. Reg. 677/78,
s.4(2).
MEDICAL SERVICES
25. — (1) In this section, and in section 26 "attend-
ing physician" means a legally qualified medical prac-
titioner other than the medical director.
(2) All medical and paramedical services, pro-
grams, procedures and medications provided or
used in a home are subject to the approval of
the medical director.
(3) At least once a year, or at such other more
frequent intervals as the board or committee of
management of a home or the council of the
band requires, the medical director shall submit
to the board or committee or the council of the
band, as the case may be, and to the Director,
a report summarizing the general health con-
ditions of the residents, the medical, nursing,
activational and other therapeutic services pro-
vided to them and shall include in the report any
recommendations that he considers necessary to
ensure proper conditions of health and an adequate
state of well-being for all residents.
(4) The medical director shall,
(a) ensure that the sanitary conditions in the
home are inspected at least once a month ;
(6) report on such inspections to the board
or committee of management of the home,
or the council of the band, as the case
may be ;
(c) take any steps that he considers necessary
to ensure that any of his recommendations
for the correction of any unsanitary con-
dition is carried out ; and
{d) report any contagious or communicable
disease outbreaks to the local medical
officer of health in accordance with sub-
section 94 (1) of the Public Health Act.
O. Reg. 770/78, s. 2, part.
(5) Before admission to a home an applicant
shall be given,
(a) a chest X-ray the results of which shall
be negative for tuberculosis ; and
(6) a skin test for tuberculosis the results of
which shall be recorded in a report kept
by the home.
(6) Where a resident develops symptoms that in
the opinion of the attending physician are suggestive
of pulmonary infection, the attending physician
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shall conduct or order such clinical examinations
and laboratory tests as he considers necessary in
order to make a diagnosis and to determine if
there is the presence of active tuberculosis. O. Reji.
502/77, s. 2. part.
(7) At the time of his admission to a home and
thereafter at least once a year, each resident shall
be given a medical examination by the medical
director or the attending physician, who shall
conduct or order such clinical examination and
laboratory tests as he considers necessary in order
to make a diagnosis and to determine if there
is the presence of active tuberculosis. O. Reg. 770/78,
s. 2, part.
(8) Within seven days of the resident's admission
thereto, the medical director or the attending physician
shall make a detailed written report in Form 5 , or in any
other similar form approved by the Minister, of the
results, including any recommendations pertaining
thereto, of the medical examination of the resident
made at the time of admission and thereafter shall make
a written report of each subsequent medical examina-
tion in the said form for the purposes of recording
physical, mental and other examinations made by the
medical director or the attending physician and the
report shall be kept with the other records of the resi-
dent. O. Reg. 44/80, s. 1. .f .<•■,» >
(9) No change or amendment to a form approved
by the Minister under subsection (8) shall be made
without the prior approval of the Minister. O. Reg.
677/78, s. S,part.
(10) Where the medical director or the attending
physician directs, a resident of a home shall be given a
special diet. O. Reg. 770/78, s. 2, part.
26. The medical director shall attend and pre-
scribe medication or medical care for any resident
of the home who has no attending physician of his
own or who requests that the services of the
medical director be made available. O. Reg. 770/78,
s. 3.
SPECIAL REVIEWS AND ASSESSMENTS
27. — (1) For the purposes of the comprehensive
plan of care under section 11, where any resident is
transferred to a section of the home approved by the
Director,
(a) the members of the staff working in the
, . approved section of the home shall re-assess
the condition of that resident once a month
or more often as they consider necessary;
and
(b) the physician of the home shall re-assess
the condition of that resident at least once
every three months,
to determine any improvement or deterioration
therein with a view to possible changes in the care
plan or further relocation in the best interests of
the resident.
(2) For the purposes of subsection (1), the Director
may determine the level of care to be provided in the
approved section of the home. O. Reg. 677/78, s. 6.
MANNER OF COMPUTING THE PROPORTION OF THE COST
OF CONSTRUCTION ALLOCATED TO
UNORGANIZED PARTS OF DISTRICTS
28. — (1) Under subsection 25 (2) of the Act, the pro-
portion of the cost of construction of a home in a terri-
torial district that shall be allocated to the unorganized
portions of the district shall be in the same proportion
as the assessment allowance for the unorganized por-
tions of the district as determined under subsection (2)
bears to the total assessment referable to the entire dis-
trict as determined under subsection (3).
(2) The assessment allowance for the unorganized
portions of the district shall be determined by multi-
plying the per capita assessment for the organized
municipalities in the district by the population of
the unorganized portions of the district, according
to the last published census of Canada.
(3) The total assessment referable to the entire
district shall be determined by adding the assessment
allowance for the unorganized portions of the district
as determined under subsection (2) to the total assess-
ment for the organized municipalities in the district.
(4) For the purpose of this section, the assessment
for an organized municipality shall be the assess-
ment as shown on the last revised assessment rolls
as equalized. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 20.
29. Under subsection 27 (2) of the Act, the propor-
tion of the capital expenditure of a home in a territorial
district that shall be allocated to the unorganized parts
of the district shall equal the proportion last allocated
to those parts in accordance with the determination
made under section 28 in respect of the cost of con-
struction. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 21.
OPERATING AND MAINTENANCE COSTS
30. — (1) An application for a monthly payment under
section 28 of the Act shall be in a form provided by the
Minister and shall be submitted to the Director together
with a financial report in a form provided by the
Minister, not later than the 20th day of the month
ininu'fliately following the month for which the appli-
cation is made.
(2) For the purpose of section 28 of the Act, "operat-
ing and maintenance cost" means the net operating
expenditures listed in the financial report referred to in
subsection (1) and includes the expenditures referred to
in subsections (11), (12) and (13).
(3) For the purpose of subsection (2), operating and
maintenance costs include the portion of the fees paid
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to a physician for a home for all ser\'ices rendered by
the physician that are prescribed in section 25 not ex-
ceeding S2.75 per month for each bed in the home
based on the designated bed capacity for the home.
O. Reg. 1042/80, s. 2 (1).
(4) Subject to subsections (7), (8), (9), (10), (11), (12)
and (13), the part of the operating and maintenance
cost of a home payable by Ontario under section 28 of
the Act shall be equal to,
(a) 70 per cent of,
(i) the cost of residential care.
(ii) any pait of the basic rate in
Column 2 set out opposite the date
the service was provided in Column
1 of Table 1 that cannot be pMiid by
the resident for extended care ser-
vices, and
(iii) any part of the cost that exceeds
the ceiling for extended care services
in Column 3 set out opposite the
date the service was provided in
Column 1 of Table 1 ;
{b) 100 per cent of,
(i) that part of the cost that exceeds
the basic rate in Column 2 but that
does not exceed the ceiling for
extended care services in Column
3, both set out opposite the date
the service was provided in Column
1 of Table 1 , and
(ii) the cost incurred in connection with
the provision of extended care ser-
vices, determfned in a manner ap-
proved by the Minister, of,
(A) approved drugs and phar-
maceuticals, and
(B) any approved device,
computed in accordance with Form
8. O. Reg. 386/76, s. 5 (1); O. Reg.
58/77. s. 1; O. Reg. 204/77, s. 1;
O. Reg. 553/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 771/77,
s. 1.
(5) Subject to subsections (7), (8), (10), (11), (12) and
(13), where the population of a territorial district does
not exceed 10,000 persons, the rate of 85 per cent in-
stead of the rate of 70 jaer cent shall apply to the cost of
care in determining under subsection (4) the amount
payable by Ontario in respect of the operating and
maintenance cost of a home established for the district
under section 6 of the Act. O. Reg. 44/80, s. 2.
(6) For the purpose of subsection (5), the population
of the territorial district shall be determined by the lat-
est census made under the Assessment Act of the mu-
nicipalities participating in the home. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 439, s. 22 (6).
(7) Where any operating or maintenance cost is in-
curred for,
(a) the purchase of furnishings or equipment
that are replacements; or
(6) repairs to or maintenance of the buildings,
equipment or grounds of a home,
and such cost is in excess of 51,500, no payment shall
be made by Ontario under subsection (4) or (5) unless
the incurring of the cost is first approved by the
Minister as necessary and not excessive for the
purpose. O. Reg. 829/77, s. 1 .
(8) Where an operating or maintenance cost is in-
curred for an initial salar>' or an annual or other peri-
odic increase in salary to an administrator or the su-
pervisory staff of a home, no payment shall be made
by Ontario under subsection (4) or (5) unless the
amount of the initial salary or increase is first ap-
proved by the Minister as not excessive. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 439, s. 22 (9).
(9) In determining the amount of salaries or wages
and fringe benefits of employees to be included in net
operating expenditures of a home in the financial
report referred to in subsection (1), the Director may
determine the total staff complement of a home.
O. Reg. 1042/80, s. 2 (2).
(10) In computing the provincial subsidy under sub-
section (4) or (5), any amount recovered from a resi-
dent or his estate shall be applied to such part of the
arrears of a resident's cost as the Director may from
time to time prescribe. O. Reg. 386/76, s. 5 (3).
(11) Ontario shall pay to the home 100 per cent of
the portion of the fees paid to a physician of the home
for all services rendered by the physician as prescribed
in section 26 not exceeding $2. 15 per month for each
resident in the home on the last day of the month.
(12) Subject to subsection (13), Ontario shall pay to
a home an amount equal to 50 per cent of the expendi-
tures of the home incurred for the purchase of any ad-
ditional furnishings or equipment that are not replace-
ments and that cost $5(X) or less.
(13) Where a home is established and maintained
under section 6 of the Act and incurs expenditures re-
ferred to in subsection (12), Ontario shall pay to the
home an amount equal to the total of,
(a) the proportion of the expenditures referred to
in subsection (12) that would be allocated to
the unorganized parts of the territorial dis-
trict under section 29 if the expenditures
were for a capital purpose; and
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(b) SO per cent of the remaining expenditures re-
ferred to in subsection (12) in respect of
which payment has not been made under
clause (a). R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 22 (Il-
ia).
31. — (1) In this section,
(a) "assets" means liquid assets such as cash,
bonds, debentures, stocks, the beneficial
interest in assets held in trust and available
to be used for maintenance, and any other
liquid assets that can be readily con-
verted into cash ;
{b) "income" means income received from any
source other than,
(i) donations made by a religious, chari-
table or benevolent organization, or
(ii) casual gifts of small value. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 439, s. 23 (1).
(2) For the purpose of section 23 of the Act, the cost
of maintenance of a resident shall be recovered by the
municipality, municipalities or board operating the
home out of the portion of his income and assets that
are made available as follows,
(a) the gross amount of the income in excess of,
(i) an amount determined by the
Minister up to the maximum amount
shown as comfort allowance in
Column 5 set out opposite the date
the resident was in the institution
in Column 1 of Table 1 ,
(ii) any payment or refund received
under,
(A) section 7 of the Income Tax
Act;
(B) Orders-in-Council numbered
OC-34 10/70 and OC-2403/71,
or either of them, made under
section 5 of the Ministry of Ag-
riculture and Food Act;
(C) section 2 or 7 of the Ontario
Pensioners Property Tax Assis-
tance Act,
(iii) for a resident eligible for a pension
under the Old Age Security Act (Can-
ada) an amount of $35.00 of income in
addition to the amount exempted
under subclause (a) (i), and
(b) the gross amount of his assets less,
(i) an amount that is deemed reasonable
by the board or committee and the
provincial authority for the burial
expenses of the resident, and
(ii) any amount accumulated from the
income retained or deducted for the
personal use of the resident under
subclause (a) (i) or (ii) or under sub-
section (3). R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439,
s. 23 (2); O. Reg. 155/71, s. 1; O. Reg.
58/72, s. 1; O. Reg. 375/73, s. 1 (1, 2);
O. Reg. 531/74, s. 2; O. Reg. 386/76,
s. 6 (1); O. Reg. 204/77, s. 2; O. Reg.
771/77, s. 2 (1); O. Reg. 733/78, s. 1
(1); O. Reg. 740/78, s. 1; O. Reg.
1102/80, s. 1.
(3) The resident shall be permitted to retain the
amounts of income referred to in subclause (2) (a) (i) or
(ii) for his own personal use notwithstanding any as-
signment thereof or agreement to the contrary made
by him for the benefit of the home, but after the resi-
dent's death such amounts may be recovered from his
estate to reimburse the municipality, municipalities or
board, as the case may be, for any unpaid arrears of
the cost of the resident's maintenance in the home.
O. Reg. 386/76, s. 6 [2), part.
(4) Where the income referred to in subclause (2) (a)
(i) is not received on a monthly basis, an amount deter-
mined by the Minister up to the maximum amount
shown as comfort allowance in Column 5 set out oppo-
site the date the resident was in the institution in Col-
umn 1 of Table 1 shall be deducted each month for the
personal use of the resident before determining the
amount available for the cost of his maintenance.
O. Reg. 733/78, s. 1 (2).
(5) In determining the revenue for the purpose of
the financial report referred to in subsection 30 (1),
there shall be included any amount that the Director
determines, in accordance with subsections (2), (3) and
(4), to be payable by a resident who is not paying the
entire cost of his care and maintenance and whom the
Director determines is able to pay a greater share of
such costs. O. Reg. 1042/80, s. 3.
32. — (1) The Director shall conduct an operating
budget review of each home or satellite home, as the
case may be, to determine the percentage of increase
and total subsidy allocation to be granted by Ontario
under subsection 20 (2) of the Act and sections 28 and
29 of the Act, and shall make a report of his review
and determination to the Minister.
(2) The Director shall advise each board or commit-
tee of management, as the case may be, of the results
of the report referred to in subsection (1). O. Reg.
770/78, s. 5.
33. The amount payable by Ontario under section
29 of the Act for the cost of maintenance for each per-
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son whose residence before admission to the home was
in unorganized territory' shall be computed in accord-
ance with the financial report referred to in subsection
30(1). O. Reg. 1042/80, s. 4.
34. Where the Director approves, there may be
paid prior to application being made therefor under
subsection 30 (1) or section 33, as the case may be, any
part of the estimated monthly amount payable under
section 28 or 29 of the Act, and such amount shall be
adjusted upon receipt by the Director of an applica-
tion for any month of the period for which the pay-
ment was made. O. Reg. 1042/80, s. S.
35. For the purpose of determining the amount
payable by a resident for the cost of residential
care in a home, the per diem cost of his care and
maintenance shall be an amount approved by the
Director based on,
(a) the actual cost for the current quarter of
the fiscal year ; or
(6) the projected cost for the current fiscal
year or for such other period as the
Director may determine,
for his care and maintenance in the home. O. Reg.
386/76, s. 7, part.
36. — (1) The maximum amount that may be
charged to at least 55 per cent of the residents who
receive extended care services in a home shall not
exceed for any such resident the basic rate in Column 2
set out opposite the date the service was provided in
Column 1 of Table 1.
(2) The maximum amount that may, with the
approval of the Minister, be charged to not more
than 45 per cent of the residents who receive
extended care services in the home shall not exceed
for any such resident the maximum rate for pre-
ferred accommodation in Column 4 set out opposite
the date the service was provided in Column 1 of
Table 1. O. Reg. 771/7.7. s. 3.
37. For the purposes of determining a monthly
amount under subsection 30 (4) and section 36, the Di-
rector may determine the number of days in the month
in such manner as he decides. O. Reg. 553/77, s. 2,
part.
CAPITAL EXPF.NDITIRES
38. — (1) Expenditures incurred by a home for fur-
nishings or equipment, or for repairs to or mainte-
nance of a capital asset, that,
(a) are approved by the Minister as capital
expenditures;
(b) are. in the opinion of the Minister, necessary
for the efficient operation of the home and the
cost of which is not excessive for the purpose;
and
(f ) are in excess of S500,
are a class of payment for which a grant may be paid
under subsection 27 (1) of the Act.
(2) Where a home intends to make or makes applica-
tion for a payment under this section, the Director shall
conduct a capital budgetary review and report the
results thereof to the Minister prior to the proposed
expenditures being submitted to the Minister for
approval. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 3.
39. For the purposes of sections 40 and 4 1 ,
(a) "actual cost" means the cost of a building
project and includes,
(i) fees payable for the services of an
architect, professional engineer or
other consultant.
(ii) the cost of purchasing and installing
furnishings and equipment,
(iii) the cost of land surveys, soil tests,
permits, licences and legal fees.
(iv) the cost of paving, sodding and land-
scaping, and
(v) the cost of acquiring the land necessar\-
for the building project;
(b) "approved cost" means that portion of the
actual cost of a building project approved by
the Minister;
(c) "architect" means an architect who is a
member in good standing of the Ontario
Association of Architects;
(d) "building project" means a project composed
of one or more of the following elements:
(i) the purchase or other acquisition of all
or any part of an existing building or
buildings including the land contigu-
ous thereto,
(ii) any renovations, alterations or addi-
tions to an existing building or build-
ings,
(iii) the purchase or other acquisition of
vacant land for the purpose of con-
structing a building or buildings there-
on.
(iv) the erection of a new building, or any
part thereof.
(v) the demolition of a building,
(vi) the installation of public utilities, sew-
ers and items or services necessary for
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access to the land or building or build-
ings;
(e) "capital grant" means a grant under subsec-
tion 27(1) of the Act;
(/) "professional engineer" means a professional
engineer who is a member in good standing of
the Association of Professional Engineers of
the Province of Ontario. O. Reg. 769/79.
s. 4, part.
40. — (1) An application for a capital grant shall be
made to the Minister on a form provided by the Minis-
ter.
(2) An applicant who applies under subsection (1)
shall file with the Minister two copies of a site plan
showing the location of the building or buildings, if
any, on the site and, in the case of a building project
with one or more of the elements referred to in sub-
clause 39 (d) (i), (ii), (iv) or (vi),
(a) building plans and specifications prepared b\
an architect or professional engineer showing
the structure, fixtures and arrangements of
the building or buildings and describing the
areas of the building or buildings to be used
for the purposes of the Act; or
(b) where the Minister approves, structural
sketches and specifications prepared by a per-
son other than an architect or professional
engineer describing the building or buildings
and the areas of the building or buildings or
contiguous to the building or buildings to be
used for the purposes of the Act.
(3) No plan, specification or structural sketch filed
with the Minister shall be amended or altered without
the approval of the Minister. O. Reg. 769/79, s. 4,
part.
41. — (1) The payment of a capital grant for a build-
ing project shall be made after,
(a) the building project has been approved by the
Minister; and
(b) the approved cost has been determined.
(2) An approval of a building project by the Minis-
ter referred to in subsection (1) expires on the first
anniversary of the date upon which the approval is
given unless the building project has been commenced
before such anniversary date.
(3) .\ capital grant may be paid as a single payment
or in two or more instalments and, except where the
Minister directs otherwi.se, the aggregate of the
amounts of the capital grant paid at any point in time
shall not exceed,
(a) an amount that 'bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
progress made at the time towards completion
of the project bears to the total estimated
amount of work required for completion; or
(b) an amount that bears the same proportion to
the estimated total payment as the amount of
cost incurred at the time bears to the total
estimated cost of the project,
whichever is the greater.
(4) A single payment, or in the case of payment in
two or more instalments, the final payment of an
amount payable for a building project shall be made
after,
(a) an architect or professional engineer certifies,
or the Minister is otherwise satisfied, that the
building project has been completed in
accordance with the plans filed under clause
40 (2) (a) or the sketches thereof approved by
the Minister under clause 40 (2) (b) and the
building or addition is ready for use and oc-
cupancy; and
(b) the applicant for the payijient submits a report
containing,
(i) a statement of the actual cost of the
building project,
(ii) a statement indicating that all refund-
able sales tax has been taken into
account,
(iii) a statement indicating that the total
amount of the unpaid accounts applic-
able to the building project does not
exceed the amount of the grant
remaining to be paid, and
(iv) an undertaking that.the amount of the
grant remaining to be paid will be
applied first to the payment of the
unpaid accounts. O. Reg. 769/79,
s. 4, part.
42. The board or the committee of management, as
the case may be, of a home shall, if requested by the
Minister, file with the Minister evidence that all or any
part of a building or buildings used or to be used as a
home complies with,
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the home is located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(f ) any by-law of the municipality in which the
home is located or other law for the protection
of persons from fire hazards;
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(d) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality
in which the home is located under Part III of
the Planning Act or any predecessor thereof;
(e) the requirements of Regulation 87 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made under the
Building Code Act; and
(/) the requirements of Regulation 794 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made
under the Power Corporation Act. O. Reg.
769/79, s. 4, part.
SATELLITE HOMES
43. — (1) Before providing or purchasing residen-
tial services, a municipality, municipalities or
board, as the case may be, shall present a proposal
to the Director, including a determination of the
need for residential services of the community or
area to be served.
(2) The Director may revoke in writing an approval
under subsection 20 (1) of the Act of the provision of
residential services by or on behalf of a municipality,
municipalities or board where in the opinion of the
Director,
(a) there is no continuing need for residential
services in the community or area to be
served ; or
(b) the residential services are not being
provided in accordance with the Act and
this Regulation,
as the case may be. O. Reg. 750/74, s. 6, part.
44. A satellite home in which a person may be
placed for residential services shall,
(a) be a fit and proper place for the person as
evidenced by the written reports of the
inspection of the satellite home in Form
7 and filed with the records of that person
in the home which form shall be submitted
to the Director for his written approval
prior to the placement of that person in
the satellite home ; and
(b) not be used to accommodate more than
twenty-four other lodgers or boarders
unless the Director otherwise approves in
writing. O. Reg. 750/74, s. 6, part.
45. The board or the committee of management, as
the case may be. of a home that provides or purchases
residential services shall, if requested by the Minister,
file with the Minister evidence that all or any part of a
building or buildings used or to be used as a satellite
home complies with.
(a) the laws affecting the health of inhabitants of
the municipality in which the satellite home is
located;
(b) any rule, regulation, direction or order of the
local board of health and any direction or
order of the medical officer of health;
(c) any by-law of the municipality in which the
satellite home is located or other law for the
protection of persons from fire hazards;
id) any restricted area, standard of housing or
building by-law passed by the municipality in
which the satellite home is located under Part
III of the Planning Act or any predecessor
thereof;
(e) the requirements of Regulation 87 of Revised
Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made under the
Building Code Act; and
if) the requirements of Regulation 794 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 made
under the Power Corporation Act. O. Reg.
769/79, s. 5.
46. The board or committee of management, as the
case may be, of a home that provides or pur-
chases residential services shall ensure that accom-
modation is provided in the satellite home which is,
(a) appropriately furnished and decorated for
the provision of residential services;
0) in a room with beds so placed that no bed
overlaps a window, door or radiator and no
bed at any point is nearer to any other bed
than 76 centimetres;
(c) subject to clause (d), in a room that is
located on the ground floor or the floor
immediately above it ;
(d) where the room is located on the floor
above the floor immediately above the
ground floor, that floor shall have two
separate means of egress to the outside;
and
(e) in a room which is ventilated and lighted
by natural light to the satisfaction of the
Director. O. Reg. 750/74, s. 6, part; O. Reg.
633/80, s. 1.
47. — (1) The council of the municipality main-
taining a home, the councils of the municipalities
maintaining a joint home or the board, as the case
may be, that provides residential services shall
appoint a person in charge, approved by the Direc-
tor, who shall be responsible to the administrator
of the home for the proper management and opera-
tion of the satellite home in accordance with the
Act and this Regulation.
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(2) Where residential services are purchased by
a municipality, municipalities or the board, as the
case may be, there shall be a person in charge of
the satellite home, approved by the Director, who
shall ensure proper management and operation of
the satellite home in accordance with the Act and
this Regulation.
(3) Each person in charge of a satellite home and
each staff member shall be a person who,
(a) is sympathetic to the well-being of the
residents ;
(b) has adequate knowledge, understanding
and experience to recognize and meet the
needs of residents and the ability to cope
with their problems; and
(c) is of good health and suitable personality
to carry out his duties.
(4) The administrator shall, if requested by the
Director, obtain a written certificate from a physi-
cian certifying that the person in charge and any
staff in a satellite home approved tp provide resi-
dential services are physically and mentally fit to
undertake their duties in operating a program of
residential services. O. Reg. 750/74, s. 6, part.
48. A satellite home in which a person may be
placed for residential services shall be,
(a) inspected and approved by a municipal
authority on a day not more than four
months before the day on which a person is
placed in the satellite home; and
(6) inspected by a municipal authority at
intervals of at least every four months
commencing from the date of inspection
in clause (a). O. Reg. 750/74, s. 6, part.
49. — (1) Where a person is placed in a satellite
home, the administrator shall notify the Director
in writing within ten days, giving the name of the
person and the address of the satellite home, together
with such additional information as may be required
by the Director.
(2) Where a person is removed from or trans-
ferred to a satellite home while placed in another
satellite home, the administrator shall notify the
Director in writing within ten days of the removal
or transfer, giving the name of the person, his new
address and the reason for the removal or transfer.
(3) No person shall be admitted to a satellite
home without,
(a) his consent ; or
(b) the written consent of his next-of-kin or
legal representative, as the case may be,
where, in the written opinion of his attend-
ing physician, his physical or mental
condition is such that he is incapable of
giving consent. O. Reg. 750/74, s. 6, part.
50. — (1) An application for the provincial share of
the cost of residential services payable under subsec-
tion 20 (2) of the Act shall be in a form provided by the
Minister. O. Reg. 1042/80, s. 6.
(2) The amount payable by Ontario under subsec-
tion 20 (2) of the Act shall be determined in accordance
with section 30 and, for the purposes of such determi-
nation, the rate of 70 per cent shall apply to the cost
incurred by the municipality, municipalities or board,
as the case may be, approved by the Director of pro-
viding or purchasing residential services. O. Reg.
750/74, s. 6, part.
TRUST ACCOUNTS
51. — (1) A board, municipality or municipalities, as
the case may be, maintaining a home shall establish
and maintain a trust account in a chartered bank of
Canada, Province of Ontario Savings Office, trust
company registered under the Loan and Trust Corpo-
rations Act, or credit union, incorporated under the
Credit Unions and Caisses Populaires Act, in which
all moneys of residents received by the administrator
for safekeeping shall be deposited. O. Reg. 386/76,
s. 8, part.
(2) Where a resident has money upon admission
to a home or receives money while he is resident
in a home, he may request the administrator to
deposit it in the trust account. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 439, s. 33 (2).
(3) Where a resident has money deposited for him
in the trust account referred to in subsection (1) he
may, subject to section 31, request the adminis-
trator to make all or any part of it available to him
at any time. O. Reg. 386/76, s. 8, part.
(4) The administrator shall keep a separate book
of account showing all deposits to, and withdrawals
from, the trust account, the name of the resident
for whom the deposit or withdrawal is made, and
the date of each deposit or withdrawal.
(5) The administrator shall provide a resident
with a written receipt for all moneys received for
deposit in the trust account, and a resident shall
provide the administrator with a written receipt
for all moneys withdrawn from the account by the
administrator for the resident. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
439,s. 33(4, 5).
52. The trust account established under section
51 shall be audited annually by the municipal
auditor who audits the books of account and ledgers
of the home. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439. s. 34.
PURCHASE OF PRODUCE FROM HOME FARM
53. — (1) Where a home operates and maintains a
farm in connection with the home and uses its
produce, the home shall be charged with the current
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monthlv wholesale price of the produce in the
locality in which the home is situate.
(2) All produce from the farm used by the home
shall be invoiced by the administrator and the
invoices shall be submitted each month during the
year to the municipality or board for approval.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 35.
BONDING OF ADMINISTRATOR
54. — (1) The administrator of a home shall be
bonded by a bond of a guarantee company approved
under the Guarantee Companies Securities Act in an
amount or amounts satisfactor>- to the municipality or
the board, as the case may be, that appointed him.
(2) The municipality or the board, as the case may
be, shall pay the cost of the bond. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 439, s. 36.
DISTRICT OF SIPISSING
55. For the purposes of the Act the Territorial Dis-
trict of Nipissing is divided into two parts as follows:
1. Nipissing East composed of that part of the
Territorial District of Nipissing lying east
of the easterly boundary of the geographic
townships of Commanda, Blyth, Notman,
Hammel, Gooderham, Flett, Hartle and
Eldridge, or its projection.
' 2 . Nipissing West composed of that part of the
Territorial District of Nipissing l\ing west
of the line described in paragraph 1.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, s. 37.
DISTRICT OF PARRY SOUND
56. For the purposes of the Act the Territorial Dis-
trict of Parry Sound is divided into two parts as fol-
lows:
1. Parrv' Sound East composed of that part
of the Territorial District of Parry Sound
lying within the boundaries of the geo-
graphic townships of Armour, Bethune,
Chapman, Croft, Gurd, Hardy, Himsworth
North. Himsworth South. Joly, Laurier.
Lount, Machar, McConkey, Mills, Nipis-
sing, Patterson, Perry, Pringle, Proud-
foot, Ryerson, Spence, Strong and Wilson.
2. Parr>' Sound West composed of that part
of the Territorial District of Parry Sound
lying within the boundaries of the geo-
graphic townships of Blair, Brown, Burpee,
Burton, CarHng, Christie, Conger, Cowper,
Ferguson, Ferrie, Foley, Harrison, Hager-
man, Henvey, Humphry, McDougall, Mc-
Kellar, McMurrich, Monteith, Mowatt,
Shawanaga, and Wallbridge. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 439, s. 38.
BOARDS OF MANAGEMENT
57. — (1) For the purpose of determining the
membership of a board, the districts for which the
boards have been established are divided into the
areas set out in the Schedules.
(2) For each board named in the heading of a
Schedule, the number of members, the areas in a
district that they represent and the manner of their
appointment shall be that set out in the Schedule.
(3) A member at large of a board shall hold
office for a term not to exceed two years.
(4) The term of office of each member of a board
who is not a member at large is two years com-
mencing on the 1st day of April in the year of his
appointment.
(5) A member of a board is eligible for re-
appointment at the expiration of his term of office.
(6) When the office of a member of a board
becomes vacant before the end of the term of office
of the member, a new member may be appointed
for the remainder of the unexpired term.
(7) No person shall be a member of a board
unless he is a resident of the district in which the
home is located.
(8) A board shall, after its first meeting, notify
the Director and the administrator of the names of
each member of the board and the area that the
member represents.
(9) A board shall notify the Director and the
administrator forthwith after the appointment of a
member under subsection (6). O. Reg. 92/75, s. 1,
part.
CHAIRMEN OF BOARDS
58. — (1) A board shall, at its first meeting in each
year, appoint one of its members as chairman of the
board.
(2) A member of the board who is appointed under
subsection (1) shall serve as chairman for twelve con-
secutive months following his appointment and, sub-
ject to subsection (3), may be reappointed as chairman
for the next ensuing year.
(3) No member of the board shall serve for more
than two consecutive years as chairman.
(4) Where the chairman resigns or dies or his
office becomes vacant before his term as chairman
has expired, the board shall appoint another member
of the board as chairman thereof to complete the
unexpired portion of the term of the chairman.
O. Reg. 92/75, s. I, part.
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COMMITTEES OF MANAGEMENT
59. A committee of management appointed under
section 8 of the Act shall, in the case of a home, be
composed of not fewer than three and not more than
five members of the council of the municipality and, in
the case of a joint home, shall be composed of not more
than three members of the council of each of the par-
ticipating municipalities. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 1, part.
Schedule 1
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF ALGOMA
The Board of Management for the District of
Algoma shall consist of nine members and the areas
they represent and the manner of their appointment
shall be as follows :
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by three members to be
appointed by the municipal council of The
Corporation of the City of Sault Ste. Marie.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Elliot
Lake, and
ii. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of the North Shore.
4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Blind
River,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of
Thompson,
iii. The Corporation of the Village of Iron
Bridge, and
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Day
and Bright Additional.
5. Area 4, represented by one member to be ap-
pointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. the Corporation of the Township of Michi-
picoten,
ii. the Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of White River,
iii. the Corporation of the Township of Wick-
steed, and • ■ - • ->' • •
iv. the Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Dubreuilville.
6. Area 5, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of.
i. The Corporation of the Town of Bruce
Mines,
ii. The Corporation of the Town of Thessalon,
iii. The Corporation of the Village of Hilton
Beach,
iv. The Corporation of the Township of
Jocelyn,
V. The Corporation of the Township of John-
son,
vi. The Corporation of the Township of Laird,
vii. The Corporation of the Township of Mac-
donald, Meredith and Aberdeen Additional,
viii. The Corporation of the Township of
Plummer Additional,
ix. The Corporation of the Township of Prince,
X. The Corporation of the Township of St.
Joseph,
xi. The Corporation of the Township of Tar-
butt and Tarbutt Additional,
xii. The Corporation of the Township of
Thessalon, and
xiii. The Corporation of the Township of Hilton.
O. Reg. 92/75. s. 2, part; O. Reg. 771/77,
S.4.
Schedule 2
The Board of Management for the District of Coch-
rane shall consist of ten members and the areas they
represent and the manner of their appointment shall be
as follows:
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by two members to be
appointed by the municipal council of The
Corporation of the Town of Kapuskasing.
3. Area 2, represented by two members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Iroquois
Falls, and
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Black
River-Matheson.
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4. Area 3 represented b\- two members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Hearst,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Eilber-
Devitt,
iii. The Corporation of the Improvement District
of Opasatika. and
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Owens,
Williamson and Idington.
5 . Area 4 represented by one member to be appointed
jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of
Fauquier,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Shack-
leton and Machin, and
iii . The Corporation of the Town of Smooth Rock
Falls.
6. Area 5, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Cochrane.
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Glack-
meyer, and
iii. The' Moosonee Development Area Board.
O. Reg. 92/75. s. 2. part, O. Reg. 622/79, s. 1.
Schedule 3
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF KENORA
The Board of Management for the District of
Kenora shall consist of nine members and the areas
they represent and the manner of their appointment
shall be as follows :
1. Three members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by three members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Kenora,
ii. The Corporation of the Town of Keewatin,
iii. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Sioux Narrows, and
iv. The Corporation of the Tovmship of Jaffray
and Melick.
3. Area 2, represented by two members to be
appointed jointly by the Municipal Councils
of.
i. The Corporation of the Town of Dryden,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Machin ,
iii. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Barclay .
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Ignace .
V. The Corporation of the Town of Sioux
Lookout, and
vi. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Pickle Lake.
4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Ear
Falls,
ii. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Balmertown, and
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Red
Lake. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part. O. Reg.
412/77,5.1.
Schedule 4
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF MANITOULIN
The Board of Management for the District of
Manitoulin shall consist of seven members and the
areas they represent and the manner of their
appointment shall be as follows:
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by two members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of.
i. TJie Corporation of the Town of Little
Current,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of How-
land,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of
Rutherford and George Island, and
iv. The Corporation of the Township of
Assiginack.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Car-
narvon,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Sand-
field.
iii. The Corporation of the Township of
Tehkummah.
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4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Gore Bay,
ii. The 'Corporation of the Township of
Gordon, and
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Bill-
ings.
5. Area 4, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Barrie
Island,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Burpee,
and
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Cock-
burn Island. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part.
Schedule 5
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF NIPISSING EAST
The Board of Management for the District of
Nipissing East shall consist of seven members and
the areas they represent and the manner of their
appointment shall be as follows:
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by three members to be
appointed by the municipal council of The
Corporation of the City of North Bay.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Mattawa,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Airy,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Calvin,
iv. The Corporation of the Township of
Papineau, and
V. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Cameron.
4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Bonfield,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Bon-
field,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Chis-
holm, ., . ,.,. ,,.
iv. The Corporation of the Township of East
Ferris, and
V. The Corporation of the Township of Matta-
wan. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part.
Schedule 6
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF NIPISSING WEST
The Board of Management for the District of
Nipissing West shall consist of seven members and
the areas they represent and the manner of their
appointment shall be as follows:
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by two members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal council of
The Corporation of the Town of Sturgeon
Falls.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed by the municipal council of The
Corporation of the Improvement District of
Temagami.
4. Area 3, represented by two members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Cache Bay,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Cald-
well,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Field,
and
iv. The Corporation of the Township of
Springer. 0. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part.
Schedule 7
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF PARRY SOUND EAST
The Board of Management for the District of
Parry Sound East shall consist of seven members
and the areas they represent and the manner of
their appointment shall be as follows :
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by two members to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Powassan,
ii. The Corporation of the Town of Trout
Creek,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of
Nipissing,
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iv. The Corporation of the Township of North
Himsworth, and
V. The Corporation of the Township of South
Himsworth.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Village of South
River,
ii. The Corporation of the Village of Sund-
ridge, and
iii. The Corporation of the Township of
Machar.
4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the minicipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Village of Mag-
netawan,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Chap-
man,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Joly,
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Strong,
and
V. The Corporation of the Village of Burk's
Falls.
5. Area 4, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Ar-
mour,
ii. The Corporation of the Town of Kearney,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Perry,
and
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Ryer-
son. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part.
Schedule 8
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF PARRY SOUND WEST
The Board of Management for the District of
Parry Sound West shall consist of seven members
and the areas they represent and the manner of
their appointment shall be cis follows:
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by two members to be
appointed by the municipal council of The
Corporation of the Town of Parry Sound.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Car-
ling, and
ii. The Corporation of the Township of
McDougall.
4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of
Christie,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Hum-
phrey, and
iii. The Corporation of the Village of Rosseau.
5. Area 4, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Foley,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Hager-
man,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of
McKellar, and
iv. The Corporation of the Township of
McMurrich. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part.
Schedule 9
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF RAINY RIVER
The Board of Management for the District of
Rainy River shall consist of seven members and
the areas they represent and the manner of their
appointment shall be as follows ;
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by two members to be
appointed by the municipal council of The
Corporation of the Town of Fort Francis.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed by the municipal council of The
Corporation of the Township of Atikokan.
4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of
Chappie,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Emo,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of La
Vallee,
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iv. The Corporation of the Township of Morley,
V. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Kingsford, and
vi. The Corporation of the Township of Alber-
ton.
5. Area 4, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Rainy
River,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of At-
wood,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of Blue,
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Dilke,
V. The Corporation of the Township of
McCrosson and Tovell,
vi. The Corporation of the Township of Mor-
son, and
vii. The Corporation of the Township of
Worthington. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part.
Schedule 10
THE BOARD OF MANAGEMENT FOR THE
DISTRICT OF THUNDER BAY
The Board of Management for the District of
Thunder Bay shall consist of seven members and
the areas they represent and the manner of their
appointment shall be as follows :
1. Two members at large to be appointed by the
Lieutenant Governor in Council.
2. Area 1, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Town of Geraldton,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Long-
lac,
iii. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Beardmore, and
iv. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Nakina.
3. Area 2, represented by one member to be
appointed jomtly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Manitouwadge, and
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Mara-
thon.
4. Area 3, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of
Schreiber, and
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Terrace
Bay.
5. Area 4, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Dor ion,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of
Nipigon, and
iii. The Corporation of the Improvement Dis-
trict of Red Rock.
6. Area 5, represented by one member to be
appointed jointly by the municipal councils of,
i. The Corporation of the Township of Con-
mfee,
ii. The Corporation of the Township of Gillies,
iii. The Corporation of the Township of
O'Connor,
iv. The Corporation of the Township of Oliver,
and
V. The Corporation of the Township of Pai-
poonge. O. Reg. 92/75, s. 2, part.
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Form 1
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
File No.
OH SIP No.
OHSC No.
Municipality or Board of the of
Date of Application
Part I
APPLICATION TO ADMIT A PERSON TO A HOME
(under subsection 18 (1) of the Act)
1. Under the Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act, and the regulations, I hereby apply
for admission to home for the aged/rest home (strike out whichever is not applicable).
Reasons for making application :
(signature of applicant)
PartII
AUTHORIZATION TO ADMIT A PERSON TO A HOME
(under subsection 18 (1) of the Act)
Municipality or Board of the of
To the administrator of the home.
Under the Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act and the
regulations, I authorize the admission
of
(full name of applicant)
of
(address of applicant)
to the Home for the Aged/Rest Home
(strike out whichever is not applicable)
Dated at
this dav of 19.
(signature of authorizing officer)
(appointment or office)
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Part III
STATEMENT OF WELFARE OFFICER
Section A — Social History
f Mr. D
1. Name of applicant \ Mrs. □
(last name) (first and middle names) [ Miss D
2. Present address of applicant
(street and number, or R.R.) (city or post office)
3. Age: (i) Present age in years
(ii) Date of birth
(month) (day) (year)
4. Place of birth
(city, town or village) (county) (province or state) (country)
5. Citizenship
6. Name of father
(last name) (first and middle names)
Place of birth of father
(province or state) (country)
Maiden name of mother ,
(last name) (first and middle names)
Place of birth of mother
(province or state) (country)
7. Family medical practitioner:
Name
Post office address
8. Person to be notified in emergency:
Name
Address
Telephone: business
home
Relationship of above person to applicant
9. Names and addresses of applicant's children:
10. Applicant's religious adviser:
Name
Church address
11. Marital status:
(i) Present status: married Q divorced Q
single D separated D ■
widow D deserted Q
widower Q
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(ii) If applicant is married state:
Date of marriage .
Name and post office address of spouse
Name of husband or maiden name of wife
(iii) If applicant is a married woman state maiden name
(iv) If applicant has been deserted by or separated from her husband state:
Date husband last heard from
(month) (day) a, ,, ,v. (year)
Present address of husband (where known)
Financial settlement (if any)
Place and date of court order (if any)
12. Occupation:
(i) Trade, profession or kind of work
(ii) Type of industry or business
(iii) Date applicant last worked at this occupation
(iv) Total number of years applicant engaged in this occupation
(v) If change of occupation list above information for each
13. Residence:
State residence of applicant over a period of time before the date of application sufficient to establish
clearly the municipality in which the applicant last resided for a period of twelve consecutive months:
Date (from and to) Post Office .Address Municipality
County
Section B — Personal History
1. Is applicant presently living in: Yes No
(i) Own house □ □
(ii) Apartment D D
(iii) Housekeeping room or flat □ □
(iv) Boarding house □ □
(v) Private nursing home □ □
(vi) Hospital □ Q
(vii) Institution □ □
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(viii) Apartment hotel
(ix) Hotel
Does applicant live alone with relatives with friends.
Yes
No
D
n
D
D
2. Activities ix>ssible for applicant:
Is applicant capable of:
(i) Seeing well enough for personal safety?
(ii) Hearing well enough for personal safety?
(iii) Taking own medication?
(iv) Climbing stairs?
(if answer to (iv) is no, are bedroom, toilet and living area on same floor?)
(v) Doing our shopping
(vi) Cooking proper meals for self?
(vii) Opening refrigerator door?
(viii) Opening canned goods?
(ix) Doing own housework?
(x) Doing own laundry?
(xi) Caring for yard and garden?
(xii) Clearing own snow?
(xiii) Disposing of own garbage?
(xiv) Using telephone?
(xv) Bathing self?
(xvi) Combing hair?
(xvii) Shaving?
(xviii) Making own visits to:
i. Friends?
ii. Relatives?
iii. Clubs?
iv. Library?
V. Doctor?
Yes
No
D
D
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
n
D
n
D
n
n
n
n
n
D
D
n
n
n
n
D
D
D
n
n
n
If applicant unable to perform any of the above acts, would partial or complete assistance permit safe and
comfortable living in present surrounding
D yes D no
If answer is yes, list the help needed .
Section C — Statement of Income and Assets
1. Is applicant in receipt of:
(i) Old age assistance .
(yes or no)
(ii) Blind persons' allowances.
(yes or no)
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(iii) Disabled persons' allowances
(iv) Old age security .
(yes or no)
(yes or no)
(v) Armed services' veteran's pension (Canadian
Pensions Commission)
(yes or no)
2. if answer to any question in paragraph 1 is "yes", give:
(i) The amount of monthly cheque(s) — |
(ii) File number
(iii) Service number, if any
3. Is the applicant's spouse or parents in receipt of:
(i) Old age assistance .
(vi) War veterans' allowance.
(yes or no)
( vii) Other government income or allowance .
(yes or no)
(yes or no)
(ii) Blind persons' allowance .
(iv) Old age security.
(yes or no)
(yes or no)
(v) Other government income or allowance,
(yes or no)
(iii) Disabled persons' allowance.
(yes or no)
4. If answer to any question in paragraph 3 is "yes", give the file number.
5. Home and other real estate owned alone or jointly by applicant, his spouse or his parents:
(i) Description of property
(ii) Owned by whom
(iii) Assessed value ,
(iv) Present market value
( v) Date of purchase
(vi) Purchase price
(vii) Encumbrances:
principal amount
name of holder
due date
(viii) Total annual payments on encumbrances:
principal
interest
outstanding arrears
(ix) Annual taxes (last complete year)
(x) Arrears of taxes
6. Bank accounts (list all accounts in name of applicani or .ipplicant's spouse or parents):
Name and post office
address of bank
Account No.
In whose name
is account
Amount on
deposit
Date of most
recent withdrawal
1
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t
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7. Safety deposit box:
Name and post office
address of bank
In whose name
Key held by
Address of key holder
8. Investments (list all stocks, bonds, mortgages, or other securities owned by applicant or applicant's spouse
or parents, or held in trust for benefit of any of them):
Description of investment
In whose name is
investment?
Value of investment
Dividend, interest, or
other income from
investment
$
$
S
9. Life insurance (list any life insurance policy held on applicant, applicant's spouse or parents):
Name of policy
holder
Name of
insurer
Policy
number
Amount
of
insurance
Rate of premium
(specify whether
paid by week
or month)
Name of
beneficiary
1
$
$
$
s
$
10. Health Insurance :
Health insurance other than OHSIP and OHSC, covering applicant (including supplementary
medical, hospital, extended benefits, dental, etc.)
Type
Name of
Insurer
Policy
Number
Amount of
Coverage
Rate of
Premium
Name of
Beneficiary
$
$
1
$
$
$
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11. Security, assistance, allowance pension, superannu.ition
or annuities:
(i) Old age security
(ii) Old age assistance
(iii) Blind person's allowance
(iv) Armed services' veteran's pension —
(Canadian Pensions Commission)
(v) War veterans' allowance
(vi) Superannuation or retirement pension —
(state source)
(vii) Annuity (specify source)
(viii) Disabled person's allowance
(ix) Dependent father's or widows and unmarried women 's
allowance
(x) General welfare assistance
(xi) Other government allowance (specify source)
Total
.Amount Monthly
Applicant
Spouse
Parents
Amount
12. Other assets owned or held in trust:
(i) Cash on hand
(ii) Interest in any business (give particulars in item 19) .
(iii) Money on loan:
(o) to whom
(6) terms of repayment —
payments
interest
(iv) I ivestock and/or poultry (specify in item 19)
(v) Transfer within past three years by applicant to another, of
money, investments or other assets (other than casual gifts of
small value)
(vi) Other property not already specified (give particulars in item
19)
Total.
Value
Applicant S(K>use Parents
13. Cemetery plot:
Location (include plot number).
Deed held by — Name
Address
14. Is there a prepaid funeral? yes Q no Q
If yes — name and address of funeral director. . . .
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15. Attorney under Power of Attorney or Committee of applicant (if any):
Name
Address
Relationship to applicant (if any)
Particulars of deed or order of appointment
16. Particulars of any debts of applicant (other than in item 5):
Amount
Particulars
Name of creditor
17. Financial contributions from children or parents during the past year (list all living children):
Name
Post
office
address
Age
Occupation
Son,
daughter
or Parents
(S, D or P)
Married
or
Single
(M or S)
Number
of
Children
Amount
contri-
buted
Living
with
applicant?
Yes or No
18. Financial contributions from other relatives:
Name
Post office address
Occupation
Amount
Living with applicant
yes no
$
$
$
19. Additional information regarding Section C:.
Dominion of Canada
Province of Ontario
To Wit
Part IV
DECLARATION
In the matter of the Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act and the
application of
. for admission to a
(name of applicant)
home.
I do solemnly declare
(name of applicant)
that has read the
(name of welfare officer)
statements contained in Section A and Section C of Part III of this form and the sUtemenU therein are true.
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And I make this solemn Declaration conscientiously believing it
to be true and knowing that it is of the same force and effect as if
made under oath and by virtue of the Canada Evidence Act.
Declared before me at .
in the Province of Ontario this
day of .19.
(signature of applicant)
A Commissioner, etc.*
'strike out and substitute official status if authorized under section 22 of the Act.
Part V
COMMENTS OF WELFARE OFFICER
I certify that I have verified the information given in Part III of this Form.
Dated at this day of
..!».
(signature of welfare officer)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 439. Form 1; O. Reg. 155/71. s. 2.
Form 2
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
MEDICAL ASSESSMENT FORM UPON AN APPLICATION
FOR ADMISSION TO A HOME
Name of Home for Aged or Rest Home
Municipality or Board of the of.
Date of examination. .
day month year
Mr.
Name of applicant: Mrs.
Miss
(surname — please print)
(given names)
Address:
(street and number or R.R.)
(cit>-, town, village or post office)
Section A
ASSESSMENT OF GENERAL CARE NEEDS
(This section may be completed by nurse or other person
considered competent by attending physician)
Check the Most .Appropriate Category in Each of
THE Following Groups
1. Skim
Does examination reveal any evidence of abrasions, rash, bruises, ulcerations or abnormality?
Yes n No n If "y*s". explain:
2. NtTTRrriONAL State
Undernourished Q Well nourished Q Overwe^ht Q
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3. Mental Condition
(i) Approximately normal
(ii) Occasional brief periods of confusion and/or forgetfulness
(iii) Marked confusion and disorientation with brief periods of alertness and proper
orientation
(iv) Obvious and persistent confusion and disorientation
(v) Mental deficiency (o) Congenital ^
(b) Acquired (organic brain damage)
4. Behaviour / Check each question either —
(i) Approximately normal i
i
(ii) Quiet and co-operative
(iii) Apathetic
(iv) Talkative
(v) Emotional Changeability or lability.
(vi) Suspicious
(vii) Noisy, disturbing to others
(viii) Quarrelsome — belligerent (underline which).
(ix) Requires restraint
Habits
(i) Bladder control normal
(ii) Bowel control normal
(iii) Able to speak normally
(iv) Able to read a newspaper
(v) Able to hear conversational voice
(vi) Able to wash face and hands
(vii) Able to bathe self
(viii) Able to use toilet facilities
(ix) Able to see for purpose of ambulation
Use of Limbs
Arms and Hands
(i) Normal use
(ii) Impaired use
(iii) No use
(iv) Amputation
Feeding
(i) Feeds self
Check each question either —
a
D
D
D
n
Yes or No
D n
D
n
n
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
Yes or No
Right Left
D
D
D
Lower Limbs
(v) Normal use. . .
(vi) Impaired use .
(vii) No use
(viii) Amputation . .
Right
D
D
D
n
(ii) Requires supervision for feeding
(iii) Requires assistance for feeding
(iv) Requires to be fed ,
8. Dressing
(i) Able to dress self
(ii) Requires supervision or assistance in dressing .
(iii) Requires to be dressed
(iv) Continuous bed care
D
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
Left
D
a
n
n
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
n
n
n
D
n
a
n
n
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9. Bed Guie
(i) Requires no asdstance to get in or out of bed Q
(ii) Requires some assistance to get in or out of bed □
(iii) Requires lifting in and out of bed D
(iv) Requires to be turned in bed □
10. Ambulation
(i) Able to walk without help:
Normal for age D
Feeble, requires supervision □
(ii) Independent with wheelchair Q
(iii) Requires assistance such as:
(o) Personal assistance to walk □
(b) Lifting in and out of chair □
(c) Unable to propel wheelchair □
(iv) Unable to do anything for self □
995
SiGNATUSE (if completed by nurse)
Date
Section B (see note 1)
PROFESSIONAL SERVICE NEEDS
Yes No
1. Special diet D D
2. P.R.N, orders Q Q
3. Injections — Subcutaneous □ □
— Intramuscular Q D
— Intravenous Q D
4. Sterile dressing D D
5. Tube feeding or intubation D D
6. Irrigations D D
7. Indwelling catheter D D
8. Laboratory services:
(i) Microscopic urinalysis □ □
(ii) Blood counts and smears G D
(iii; Blood chemistry C Q
9. X-ray D D
10. Rehabilitation services:
(i) Physiotherapy D D
(ii) Occupational therapy Q D
(iii) Speech therapy Q Q
(iv) Vocational assessment D Q
11. Other D D
If "Yes", Please Specify
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Section C
1. Brief Medical History.
MEDICAL ASSESSMENT
2. Describe Patient's Present Condition .
3. List Present Medication with Dosage:
(i)
(ii)
(Hi)
(iv)
Date Ordered
4. Note Any Drug or Serum Sensitivities or Allergies.
5. Diagnosis: (List in spaces A, B, C, D in order of importance, the conditions that make care or treatment
necessary at this time) (see note 2)
6. Prognosis:
(i) Little effect on life span □
(ii) Some deterioration in 3 months. . . □
(iii) Probably fatal in 3 months □
(iv) Improvement in 3 months □
7. Rehabilitation Potential:
(i) None Q
(ii) Limited-needs trial therapy □
(iii) Moderate-to self-care level □
(iv) Complete-independent living □
8. Present Status of Disease:
(i) Stabilized Q
(ii) Mildly active □
(iii) Unstable (see note 3) □
(iv) Active n
9. Purpose of Medical Care:
(i) Maintenance □
(ii) Evaluation and treatment □
(iii) Rehabilitation procedures □
(iv) Palliative therapy □
a
D
D
D
n
D
D
D
n
n
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D
D a
D n
D a
n a
D
D
a
D D
n A
n a
D D
D D
c n
D n
D n
D D
Duration
Wks.
Mos.
Yrs.
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10. Recommended Placement:
Hospital Facilities
Convalescent Hospital Care . . Q
Chronic Hospital Care Q
Other.
Domiciliary Care Facilities
Home for the Aged Q
Rest Home D
Nursing Home:
Class 1 D
Class 2 D
11. Estimated DuRATicm OF Stay
Weeks Months.
12. Comments
. Continuous
13. Placement Certification
The statements herein contained are correct to the best of my professional knowledge and in my
opinion the care needs of the applicant indicate that he or she is eligible for admission to the facility
indicated in paragraph 10 above.
(signature of attending physician)
(date)
Notes:
1. Sections B and C should be completed by the attending physician.
2. For each condition, indicate your assessment in the vertical line by one check (the most appropriate
in each of the following groups).
3. If condition is classified "unstable", indicate nature and frequency of exacerbations, relapses, etc.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 439. Form 2.
File Number
Form 3
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
CONSENT TO INSPECT ASSETS
I an applicant for admission to a
home for the aged or rest home under the Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act consent that the welfare
officer of inspect and have access to any account held by me
(municipality or district)
alone or jointly, in any bank, trust company, or other finanacial institution, or to any assets held in trust
for me by any person, or any record relating to them.
Dated at
. this day of .
19.
(witness)
(signature of applicant)
(address)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 439. Form 3.
998 HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES Reg. 502
Form 4
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
r.
PHYSICIANS CERTIFICATE
Name of home
Municipality or Board of the of
Mr.
Name of applicant Mrs
Miss (surname — please print) (given names)
Address
(street and number or R.R.) (city, town, village or post office)
CERTIFICATE OF THE PHYSICIAN OF THE HOME (see note 1)
1. I certify that I have examined the applicant and find no evidence of other infections or communicable dis-
ease and have reviewed his or her medical assessment (Form 2) and have a report by a qualified radiologist
that the applicant has had a satisfactory chest X-ray which shows no evidence of active tuberculosis.
2. I further certify that the applicant is eligible for admission to a home for the aged under the Act,
for D residential care ;
n extended care services ;
n residential services (satellite home care) ;
n The applicant is not eligible for admission to a home for the aged.
3. Further comments and recommendations by the home physician or other authorized physician .
(date) (signature of home physician or other authorized
physician)
Notes: ., .
1. A certificate under this section shall be completed only by,
(a) the home physician appointed under subsection 12 (4) of the Act for the home to which application is
made for admission and is mandatory before an applicant is to be admitted to a home including a satel-
lite home; or
(b) where the Director, Senior Citizens' Branch Office on Aging, has so authorized, by a physician heading
an admission committee in a metropolitan, district or regional municipality having more than one
home, with the approval of the home physician appointed under subsection 12 (4) of the Act.
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2 . Sections 19 and 30 of the Act read as follows:
19. Where, in the opinions of the administrator and physician of a home or joint home, a resident of the
home ceases to be eligible to be maintained and cared for therein or where it is in the best interests of such
resident, the resident may be discharged from the home in accordance with the regulations.
30. — (1) Any person,
(a) who has been admitted to a home or joint home; and
(6) who is eligible for extended care services under the Health Insurance Act, on the grounds
of medical necessity,
may receive extended care services available in the home or joint home where the home or joinf home has
been approved by the Director in accordance with the regulations to provide such services.
(2) The provisions of the Health Insurance Act, apply with necessary modifications to a determination
under subsection (1) of eligibility for extended care services on the grounds of medical necessity and to
appeals therefrom.
(3) Notwithstanding subsections (1) and (2), an applicant for extended C£u-e services who has been found
eligible therefor under this or any other Act does not thereby become as of right entitled to such services in a
home or joint home. O. Reg. 502/77, s. 4, Form 4.
Form 5
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
FIVE YEAR MEDICAL RECORD
Name of Home Location
Resident's name D S Q M D W Q D Age Sex.
Previous occupation
D M Y
Date of admission III
D M Y
Date of discharge or death III
Cause of death.
Previous health (illnesses-operations) .
Date of examinations
(Day/Month /Year)
Admission
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
5th year
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ /
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Diagnosis on admission (under system and add specific diagnosis):
Normal
Cardiovascular
Gastrointestinal
Pulmonary
Genito-urinary
Metabolic
Mental or emotional
Other
FUNCTIONAL CLASSIFICATION
Physical Mental and Emotional
A No limitation of normal physical activity. 1. Complete retention of normal mental acuity
and emotional balance.
B Slight to moderate limitation of normal phy-
sical activity. 2. Slight reduction of mental function with
occasional brief periods of confusion and /or
C Marked limitation of normal physical activity forgetfulness.
but not requiring bed care.
D Severe limitation of physical activity requiring 3. Marked confusion and disorientation with
constant help and supervision and some bed brief periods of alertness and proper
care. orientation.
E Total limitation of normal physical activity 4. Obvious and persistent confusion and
requiring complete bed care. disorientation.
F Limitation of physical activity in whole or in 5. Complete stagnation and vegetation of
part due to the presence of active organic mental and emotional functions including
disease which necessitates special nursing and mental deficiency,
medical care.
6. Actively psychotic with delusions and/or
hallucinations or other evidence of estab-
lished psychosis.
e.g.B, 4, etc. Date
Admission
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
5th year
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NURSE'S ANNUAL REPORT ON GENERAL ATTITUDE AND DEPORTMENT OF RESIDENTS
1. Mental impairment?
2. Forgetfulness?
3. Depression?
4. Agitation?
5. Quarrelsomeness?
6. Viciousness?
7. Suspiciousness?
8. Lack of co-operation?
9. Unusual untidiness of person?
Signature of Nurse
Admission
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
5th year
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
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ANNUAL MEDICAL HISTORY AND FUNCTIONAL ENQUIRY
J. Gain or loss of weight?. . . .
2. Illnesses during past year?.
3. Hospitalization or surgery?
4. Present complaint?
5. Loss of hearing?
6. Difficulty with vision?
7. Headaches?
8. Dizziness?
9. Loss of memory?
10. Dental difficulty?
11. Cough?
12. Shortness of breath?
13. More than one pillow for
sleeping?
14. Angina or chest pain?
15. Heat intolerance?
16. Abnormal appetite?
17. Excessive thirst?
18. Constipation or diarrhoea?.
19. Indigestion or abdominal
distress?
20. Urinary incontinence?
21. Urinary frequency?
22. Vaginal discharge?
23. Blood loss?
by Vomiting?
Expectoration?
Bowel?
Urine?
24. Rheumatism or joint pain?
25. Difficulty in walking?
26. Fits or fainting?
27. Burning in feet?
28. Recent Chest X-ray?
29. Special diet?
30. Continuous medication?. . .
Admission
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
5th year
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
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If Answer to Any of these Questions "Yes", Give Details Below
Admission Examination .
1st Year
2nd Year
4th Year
5th Year
Date of Examinations
(Day/Month/Year)
Temperature
Pulse Rate
Respiration Rate.
Weight
Height
Blood Pressure . .
General
Gait abnormal? .
Wheelchair bound? .
Bedridden?
Ears
Hearing obviously impaired?.
External canal obstructed? . .
Other pathology present?. . . .
Eyes
Corrected vision unsatisfactory?
Registered with C.N.I.B.
20/200?
Nose and Throat
Nasal obstruction?.
Glossitis or other abnormality?
Dentition unsatisfactory?
Neck
Thyroid abnormality?
Any venous congestion?.
Other abnormality?
Admission
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
5th year
/
/
/
/
/ /
/ /
/ /
/ /
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
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Chest
Respiratory difficulty?
Is chest barrel shaped?
Consolidation present?
Rales in bases?
Abnormal X-ray?
Breasts
Any tumour or abnormality?
Cardiovascular
Irregularity of rhythm? ....
Cardiac enlargement?
Cardiac murmurs?
Abdomen
Liver or spleen enlarged? ....
Abnormal masses?
Tenderness?
Evidence of hernia?
Rectal
Abnormality of prostate?. . . .
Haemorrhoids or fissures? . . .
Discharge (blood/mucous)?, .
New growths?
Genito-urinary
Evidence of discharge?
Evidence of prolapse?
Other abnormality?
Extremities
Oedema buttocks or legs?
Pigmentation or ulceration? .
Feet cold on palpation?
Diminished pulsation:
— F"emoral?
—Pedal?
Mt;SCULO-SKELETAL
Evidence arthritis?
Amputations?
Joint contractures?
Skin
Rashes or vermin?
Growths or sores?
Neurological
Tremors — head, arms, legs?. . .
Knee jerks absent or unequal?.
Babinski positive?
Presence of paralysis?
Sensory disturbances?
Emotional disturbances?
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
yes
no
1
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Laboratory
UklNE
Specific gravity .
Albumin .
Sugar. . .
Blood. . .
Pus
Casts . . .
Blood
Haemoglobin .
If Answer to any of these Questions is "Yes", Give Details under
Examiner's Summary and Diagnosis
Blood sugar
B.U.N, or N.P.N.
Wasserman
Other
X-RAY
Chest or other .
Electrocardiogram .
Admission
1st year
2nd year
3rd year
4th year
5th year
1
(resident's name)
(resident's no.)
YEARLY SUMMARY ON BACK PAGE
EXAMINER'S SUMMARY AND DIAGNOSIS
Admission Examination
First Year
(signature and date)
(signature and date)
Second Year
Third Year
Fourth Year
Fifth Year
(signature and date)
(signature and date)
(signature and date)
(signature and date)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, Form 5.
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Form 6
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
ANNUAL RETURN OF RESIDENTS IN A HOME FOR THE
YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 31st, 19....
Name, of home
Municipality or board of the of .
1 . Number of residents according to age and sex :
i. Beginning of year : ^ :
Number of residents as of January 1st
ii. Subsequent admissions during year :
new admissions
re-admissions
iii. Totals : add i and ii
iv. Discharges: Number of residents discharged during year
*v. Deaths : Number of deaths of residents during year
vi. End of year: Number of residents as of December 31st
viii. Totals: add iv, v and vi (to agree with totals in subparagraph iii)
♦Include only deaths occurring in the home: do not include deaths occurring in hospital or elsewhere.
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Males
Age Range
Females
Age Range
Totals
Age Range
Under 60- 70- 80- 90- 100
60 69 79 89 99 and
over
Totals
Under 60- 70- 80- 90- 100
60 69 79 89 99 and
over
1
Totals Under 60- 70- 80- 90- 100
60 69 79 89 99 and
over
Totals
. -' V- *■)
.-i -^
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2. Number of residents according to maintenance classification :
i. Beginning of Year :
Number of residents as of
January 1st
ii. Subsequent Admissions dur-
ing year :
(a) new admissions
(b) re-admissions
iii. Internal Transfers during
year:
(a) transferred to
(b) transferred from
iv. Net Totals: add i, ii and iii
(a), and subtract iii (b)
V. Discharges: Number of resi-
dents discharged during year
*vi. Deaths : Number of deaths of
residents during year
vii. End of Year : Number of resi-
dents as of December 31st. .
viii. Totals: add v, vi and vii (to
agree with net totals in sub-
paragraph iv)
PAYING
RESIDENTS
NON-PAYING RESIDENTS
Paid for by:
TOTALS
(To agree
with
totals in
column 3
of para-
graph 1
above)
Recipient>
of old-agf
assistance
blind and
disabled
persons'
and family
benefits
allowances
Other
paying
residents,
recipients
including
of old-age
security
Province
of
Ontario
Munici-
pality
Operating
the home
Outside
munici-
palities
1
•Include only deaths occurring in the home; do not include deaths occurring in hospital or elsewhere.
3. Number of resident dajre and average length of stay of residents :
i. Total number of resident days
ii. Total number of residents in the home
during year (to agree with subpara-
graph iv of paragraph 2)
iii. Approximate average length of stay in
days of residents (subparagraph i divided
by subparagraph ii)
1008 HOMES FOR THE AGED AND REST HOMES Reg. 502
4. Number of beds for residents:
i. Normal bed capacity
ii. Additional temporary beds
Total beds
5. Number of Residents in Satellite Homes (include all such residents found in the aggregate of the
totals of subparagraphs 5, 6 and 7 of paragraph 2)
Date 1 certify that this return is true and correct.
(signature of administrator of home)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 439, Form 6; O. Reg. 750/74, s. 8.
( Form 7
I
Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act
REPORT ON INSPECTION OF SATELLITE HOME
I Certify that on I inspected the satellite home operated
by
(name of municipality or board operating home or purchasing service)
at
I (address)
in which persons may be placed for residential services under the Homes for the Aged and Rest Homes Act,
and found that it a fit and proper place for that purpose.
(is or is not)
Comments.
Dated at this day of 19.
(signature)
(position)
O. Reg. 750/74, s. 11.
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Table 1
Column 1 \ Column 2 [column 3
Column 4
Column 5
Effective Date
Basic
Per Diem
Ceiling
Per Diem
Preferred
Accom-
modation
Maximum
Per Diem
Comfort
Allowance
1.
From and including the 1st day of April.
1980 up to and including the 30th day of
April. 1980
$10.52
$28.38
$20.52
$51.00
2.
From and including the 1st day of May,
1980 up to and including the 31st day of
May, 1980
10.78
28.38
20.78
51.00
3.
From and including the 1st day of June,
1980 up to and including the 31st day of
Julv, 1980
10.78
28.38
20.78
61.00
4.
From and including the 1st day of August,
1980 up to and including the 31st day of
October, 1980
11.05
28.38
21.05
61.00
5.
From and including the 1st day of November,
1980
11.42
28.38
21.42
61.00
O. Reg. 771/77. s. 7;0. Reg. 81/78. s. 1;0. Reg. 293/78. .s. I;0. Reg. 624/78. s. 1:0. Reg. 874/78. s. 1;0. Reg.
63/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 249/79. s. 1; O. Reg. 366/79. s. 1; O. Reg. 570/79. s. 1; O. Reg. 759/79. s. 1;
O. Reg. 835/79, s. 1; O. Reg. 48/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 364/80, s. 1;0. Reg. 509/80, s. 1; O. Reg. 740/80, s. 2;
O. Reg. 876/80, s. 1.
vf ■<: 1,1
Reg. 503 HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES ARBITRATION 1011
REGULATION 503
under the Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
REMUNERATION OF CHAIRMEN AND MEMBERS OF ARBITRATION BOARDS
1. — (1) The maximum rate of remuneration of a chairman of a board of arbitration is fixed at,
(a) $275 a day where the time spent in a hearing or in executive session exceeds three hours;
ib) $137.50 where the time spent in a hearing or in executive session is three hours or less; and
(c) $34.35 an hour for the preparation of a decision or award not exceeding a total amount of $275 a day.
(2) The maximum rate of remuneration of a member of a board of arbitration, other than a chairman, is
fixed at,
(o) $150 a day where the time spent in a hearing or in executive session exceeds three hours;
{b) $75 where the time spent in a hearing or in executive session is three hours or less; and
(c) $18.75 an hour for the preparation of a decision or award not exceeding a total amount of 8150 a day.
O. Reg. 258/80, s. 1.
2. The amount of necessar>- travelling and out of pocket expenses of a chairman or member of a board of arbi-
tration shall be allowed in accordance with the policy on Travel, Meal and Hospitality Expenses established by
Management Board of Cabinet in the Manual of Administration. O. Reg. 258/80, s. 2.
y^ntN -.'. r?<^
?£ t
Reg. 504
HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES ARBITRATION
1013
REGULATION 504
under the Hospital Labour EMsputes Arbitration Act
RULES OF PROCEDURE
1. — (1) In this Regulation,
(a) "Board" means the Ontario Labour Rela-
tions Board ;
(b) "file" means file with the Board ;
(c) "registrar" means the registrar of the Board
and includes a deputy registrar ;
(rf) "respondent" means the person named in an
application as a respondent or added as a
respondent by the Board.
(2) Where a period of time is prescribed by this
Regulation and expressed as a number of days, the
period shall be computed as the number of days ex-
pressed, exclusive of holidays. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
441, s. 1.
2. — (1) An application for a declaration that a
strike is iinlawful shall be made in quadruplicate in
Form 1 or 2, as the case may be.
(2) An apphcation for a declaration that a lock-
out is unlawful shall be made in quadruplicate in
Form 3. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, s. 2.
3. The registrar shall serve each respondent with.
(a) a copy of the application ; and
(b) a notice of application and of hearing in
Form 4. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, s. 3.
4. A respondent may reply by fihng his reply in
quadruplicate in Form 5 not later than the sixth day
after,
(a) the day on which the registrar served the
respondent with the notice of application,
where it was served personally ; or
(b) the day immediately following the day on
which the registrar mailed the notice of ap-
phcation to the respondent, where it was
served by mail. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, s. 4.
5. — (1) An application for consent to institute a
prosecution shall be made in quadruphcate in Form 6.
(2) The registrar shall serve each respondent with,
(a) a copy of the apphcation ; and
(b) a notice of apphcation and of hearing in
Form 4. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 441, s. 5.
6. A respondent may reply by filing his reply in
quadruplicate in Form 7 not later than the sixth day
after.
(a) the day on which the registrar served the
respondent with the notice of application,
where it was served personally ; or
(b) the day immediately following the day on
which the registrar mailed the notice of
application to the respondent, where it was
served by mail. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, s. 6.
7. Where a notice of hearing in Form 8 is required
to be served, it shall be served not less than two days
before the day fixed for the hearing. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 441. s. 7.
8. Except where inconsistent with this Regulation,
the rules of procedure of the Ontario Labour Relations
Board apply, with necessary modifications, to pro-
ceedings under the Act. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, s. 9.
9. — (1) Every arbitrator shall, within ten days of is-
suing an award, file a copy thereof with the Minister.
(2) A record shall be maintained of each award filed
with the Minister under subsection ( 1 ) and upon payment
of the prescribed fee, the Ministry shall supply a copy of
the award to any person applying therefor. O. Reg.
780/79, s. 1.
1014 HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES ARBITRATION Reg. 504
Form 1
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION
THAT STRIKE, CALLED OR AUTHORIZED BY
TRADE UNION OR COUNCIL OF TRADE
UNIONS, UNLAWFUL
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
Between :
.M • <' !j. 1 ,' . ... I'll — and — 'inKi"; i on&*n<i
Applicant,
Respondent.
The applicant applies to the Ontario Labour Relations Board for a declaration that a strike called or
authorized by the respondent is unlawful.
The applicant states :
1. (a) address of applicant :
(6) address of applicant for service :
• •• .^i (c) address of respondent :
2. The material facts upon which the applicant intends to rely in support of its allegation
that a strike was called or authorized by the respondent and that the strike is unlawful
are as follows :
Dated at this day of ,19
(signature for the appUcant)
, ^ R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441. Form 1.
Form 2
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION THAT STRIKE, ENGAGED IN
BY EMPLOYEES, UNLAWFUL
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
Between: Applicant,
— and —
Respondents.
The applicant applies to the Ontario Labour Relations Board for a declaration that a strike engaged in by
employees of the applicant is unlawful.
The applicant states :
1. (a) address of applicant :
,,,^.. (b) address of applicant for service :
(c) addresses of respondents :
2. The material facts upon which the applicant intends to rely to support its allegation
that a strike was engaged in by the respondents and that the strike is unlawful are as
follows :
Dated at , this day of ,19
(signature of applicant)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, Form 2.
Reg. 504 HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES ARBITRATION lOlS
Form 3
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION THAT LOCKOUT UNLAWFUL
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
Between :
Applicant,
— and —
Respondent.
The applicant applies to the Ontario Labour Relations Board for a declaration that a lockout called or
authorized by the respondent is unlawful.
The applicant states :
L (a) address of applicant :
(b) address of applicant for service :
(c) address of respondent :
2. The material facts upon which the applicant intends to rely in support of its allegation
that a lockout was called or authorized by the resfwndent and that the lockout is unlawful
are as follows :
Dated at , this day of 19
(signature for the applicant)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, Form 3.
FILE NO.
Form 4
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION THAT STRIKE OR LOCKOUT
UNLAWFUL OR FOR CONSENT TO INSTITUTE PROSECUTION AND OF HEARING
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
Between :
Applicant,
—and —
Respondent.
TO THE RESPONDENT,
1 . Take Notice that the applicant, on 19 made to the Ontario Labour
Relations Board an application, a copy of which is attached, for
1016 HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES ARBITRATION Reg. 504
2. You shall send to the Board your reply, if any, to this application, so that,
(a) it is received by the Board; or
(6) if mailed by registered mail addressed to the Board at its office, 400 University Ave. , Toronto, Ontario,
it is mailed,
not later than the day of , 19 ... .
3. And Further Take Notice of the hearing of the application by the Board at its Board Room
at 400 University Ave., Toronto, on day, the day of , 19 . . . .,
at o'clock noon.
4. The Purpose Of The Hearing is to hear the evidence and representations of the parties with
respect to all matters arising out of and incidental to the application referred to in paragraph 1.
5. IF YOU DO NOT ATTEND AT THE HEARING, THE BOARD MAY PROCEED IN YOUR
ABSENCE AND YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO ANY FURTHER NOTICE IN THE
PROCEEDINGS.
Dated this day of 19
Registrar,
Ontario Labour Relations Board
O. Reg. 319/73, s. 2, part.
o _ i ■ ' . • I . . . .
' File No
■ - Form 5
',1,;- ■•1)k;, !,! d '\\
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
REPLY TO APPLICATION FOR DECLARATION THAT STRIKE OR LOCKOUT UNLAWFUL
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
Between :
Applicant,
— and —
Respondent.
*strike out ^^^ respondent states in reply to the application for a declaration that a *strike
if not
Applicable.
is unlawful as follows : lockout
1. (a) correct name of respondent :
(b) address of respondent : "
(c) address of respondent for service :
2. The respondent replies to the application as follows :
Dated at , this day of ,19
(signature for the respondent)
R.R.O 1970, Reg. 441, Form 5.
Reg. 504 HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES ARBITRATION 1017
Form 6
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO INSTITUTE PROSECUTION
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
Between :
Applicant ,
— and —
Respondent .
The applicant applies to the Ontario Labour Relations Board for consent to institute a prosecution
of the respondent for an offence under the Act.
The applicant states :
1. (a) address of applicant:
(b) address of applicant for service :
(c) address of respondent :
2. The nature of the alleged offence :
3. The date of commencement of the alleged offence :
4. The material facts upon which the applicant intends to rely as establishing the offence
are as follows :
Dated at this day of 19
(signature for the applicant)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441. Form 6.
File No
Form 7
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
REPLY TO APPLICATION FOR CONSENT TO INSTITUTE PROSECUTION
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
Between :
Applicant,
— and —
Respondent .
The respondent states in reply to the application for consent to prosecute for an offence under the Act as
follows :
1. Correct name of respondent:
Address of respondent:
Address of respondent for service:
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2. The respondent replies to the application as follows:
Dated at this day of
.,19.
(signature for the respondent)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 441, Form 7.
FILE NO.
.VJ!'.: -jPwA; 'i.)r
Between :
TO:
Form 8
Hospital Labour Disputes Arbitration Act
NOTICE OF HEARING
BEFORE THE ONTARIO LABOUR RELATIONS BOARD
-and-
-and-
1. Take Notice of the hearing by the Board for The Purpose Of.
Applicant,
Respondent,
Intervener.
2. And Further Take Notice the hearing will take place at the Board Room, 400 University
Avenue, Toronto, Ontario, on day, the day of , 19 . . . .,
at o'clock in the noon.
3. IF YOU DO NOT ATTEND AT THE HEARING, THE BOARD MAY PROCEED IN YOUR
ABSENCE AND YOU WILL NOT BE ENTITLED TO ANY FURTHER NOTICE IN THE
PROCEEDINGS.
Dated this day of 19
Registrar,
Ontario Labour Relations Board
O. Reg. 319/73, s. 2, part.
Reg. 505
HOTEL FIRE SAFETY
1019
REGULATION 505
under the Hotel Fire Safety Act
Part I
GENERAL
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation, each Part is supplementary
to, and not exclusive of, each other Part. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 1.
2. — (1) In this Regulation,
1. "air handling system" means an assembly
of connected ducts, plenums or other air
passages with associated fittings through
which air is conducted, but it does not
include a cooking exhaust system ;
2. "approved" means approved by the Fire
Marshal;
3. "basement" means that portion of a hotel
between two floor levels that is situated
below the first storey ;
4. "basic area" means the horizontal projected
area inside the perimeter of the exterior or
boundary walls ;
5. "fire alarm signal" means an audible alarm
or sound which is capable of notifying the
occupants of the hotel ;
6. "fire alarm signalling device" means a
sounding device that emits the fire alarm
signal ;
7. "fire damper" means a blade or damper
arranged to interrupt air flow through part
of an air handling system, so as to restrict
the passage of heat and smoke ;
8. "fire door" means a soUd steel or hollow-
steel or steel-clad door and frame or
combination thereof or other approved door
and frame that is self-closing and in which
wired glass panels are permitted, and
i. a door in which the area of any indi-
vidual panel of wired glass does not
exceed 1,296 square inches has a
%-hour fire resistance rating, and
ii. a door in which the total area of any
wired glass does not exceed 100
square inches has a IV^hour fire
resistance rating;
9. "fire extinguisher rating" means the rating
of an extinguisher for extinguishing capacity
and class of fire ;
10. "fire hazard classification" means the flame
spread, fuel contributed and smoke de-
veloped rating assigned to a material from an
approved test of a representative specimen-
conducted by,
i. The National Research Council of
Canada,
ii. Underwriters' Laboratories of Can-
ada, or
iii. any other approved testing labor-
atory;
11. "fire resistance rating" means the rating
assigned to an assembly from an approved
test of the time of fire resistance of a
representative specimen conducted by,
i. The National Research Council of
Canada,
ii. Underwriters' Laboratories of Can-
ada, or
iii. any other approved testing labor-
atory;
12. "fire separation" means a barrier against
the spread of fire and smoke in the form of
construction having every opening in the
fire separation protected by closures or
shafts or other approved means so openings
are effectively sealed against the passage
of smoke and flame, and a fire separation
under column 1 may be termed a %-hour,
a 1-hour, a 1 V^-hour or 2-hour fire separa-
tion if it conforms in all respects to the
corresponding columns 2, 3, 4 and 5 of
the Table, except that in a ^4-hour separa-
tion, a wired glass screen is permitted;
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TABLE
FIRE SEPARATIONS
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
Column 4
Column 5
-
Minimum Fire
Minimum Fire
Minimum Fire
Minimum Fire
Rating of
Resistance
Resistance
Resistance
Resistance
Fire Separation
Rating of
Rating of
Rating of
of Closures
(hr.)
Construction
Closures
Shafts
in Shafts
(hr.)
(hr.)
(hr.)
(hr.)
'/4
%
%
%
%
1
1
%
%
%
n/2
1^2
ly^
H
%
2
2
iH
y4
%
r
13. "fire wall" means a continuous, self-
supporting, noncombustible fire separation,
having not less than a 2-hour lire resistance
rating and terminating on,
i. the ground,
ii. an exterior wall surface,
iii. an exterior roof surface, and
iv. another fire wall; ,,
14. "floor area" means the area of any room,
floor, or part of a floor of a hotel, mea-
sured from the inside surface of the walls
which form its boundaries ;
15. "grade" means the average level of the
surface of the ground at the outside walls
of a hotel ;
16. "heavy timber construction" means an
approved type of wood construction in
which a degree of fire endurance is attained
by placing limitations on the minimum sizes
of wood structural assemblies ;
17. "height in storeys" means the number
of storeys contained in a hotel between
the roof of its uppermost storey and the
floor of its first storey ;
18. "high-rise hotel" means a hotel six or more
storeys in height ;
19. "hold-open device" means an electrically
actuated hold-open device listed by Under-
writers' Laboratories of Canada or some
other approved testing laboratory, that
automatically closes a fire-door or smoke-
door on activation of the fire-alarm signal
or on power failure ;
20. "interior finish materials" means materials
that form the interior of a hotel and which
are a part of or are affixed to walls,
ceilings, floors and other exposed interior
'' surfaces, and,
i. it includes,
■ A. wallpaper,
B. plastic wall covering,
C. panelling,
D. veneers, and
.. :_ ., E. paints and sprayed coating ma-
terial having a thickness of
more than 5 mils, and
ii. it does not include,
A. baseboards, mouldings or
trim,
B. doors and windows and their
frames.
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HOTEL FIRE SAFETY
1021
C. chalkboards, notice boards or
showcases,
D. paints and sprayed coating ma-
terial having a thickness of 5
mils or less,
E. heavy timber construction,
F. skylights or skydomes,
G. decorations and drapes,
H. furniture, and
I. lighting fixtures;
21. "exit".
i. includes aisles, doorways, corridors,
hallways, passageways, stairways,
ramps, lobbies, foyers, vestibules, but
ii. does not include,
A. escalators, elevators, slide es-
capes, turnstiles, revolving
doors, overhead doors, sliding
doors, folding doors, and door-
ways to enclosed courts,
B. ladders, hatches or windows,
except where approved as an
alternate means of egress from
boiler, furnace, mechanical
service, electrical service, or
other service rooms,
C. ramps with a gradient in ex-
cess of one in eight, and
D. doorways and passageways
leading the public through
boiler rooms, furnace rooms,
kitchens or other ser\'ice
rooms;
22. "noncombustible", as applied to a material
or combination of materials, means material
that will pass an approved test for determi-
nation of noncombustibility in building ma-
terials conducted by,
i. The Canadian Standards Association
Testing Laboratories,
ii. The National Research Council of
Canada,
iii. Underwriters' Laboratories of Can-
ada, or
iv. any other approved testing labor-
atory;
23. "noncombustible construction" means an
approved type of construction in which a
degree of safety from fire is obtained by the
use of noncombustible materials for struc-
tural assembUes and by limiting the amount
of combustible materials that are incor-
porated in the building construction;
24. "occupant load" means the total number
of occupants or persons that may occupy
a hotel or portion thereof at any one
time, based on the allotment of a certain
portion of the floor area for each person;
25. "panic hardware" means an approved bar
or panel listed by Underwriters' Labora-
tories of Canada or any other approved
laboratory or an approved bar or panel
extending not less than two-thirds the
width of the door, placed at heights suitable
for the service required, not less than thirty
inches nor more than forty-four inches
above the floor, and designed to cause the
door to open when a pressure not in excess
of twenty pounds is applied to the bar
or panel in the direction of egress;
26. "place of assembly" means a floor area
that has an occupant load based on 15
square feet or less per person, as designated
herein ;
27. "standpipe and hose system" means a
system of pipes and hoses connected to a
water supply for the purpose of applying
water to a fire ;
28. "storage garage" means a part of the hotel
used or intended to be used for the storage
of automobiles ;
29. "total floor area" means the area of all
floors of basements, mezzanine3, storeys
and p>enthouses in a building, measured
from the inside surface of the exterior or
boundary walls ;
30. "unit of exit width" means twenty-two
inches, and eleven inches added to one or
more full units shall be counted as one-half
unit of exit wridth ;
31. "wired glass" means glass, not less than
.■)ne-quarter inch thick, in which a mesh
structure of wire is embedded and com-
pletely covered ;
32. "wired glass screen" means a partition of
steel or steel-clad framing containing wired
glass panels in which the area of individual
panels of wired glass does not exceed
1 ,296 square inches.
(2) Wherever in this R^^ulation reference is
made to a hotel.
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Reg. 505
(o) constructed after a specific date, the expres-
sion "constructed" means that building oper-
ations in relation to the hotel had progressed
to the stage where excavation for the footings
was complete; or
(b) that existed or was existing on a specific date,
the expression "existed" means that building
operations in relation to the hotel had pro-
gressed beyond the stage where excavation
for the footings was complete. O. Reg. 366/
71, s. 2.
Part II
CONSTRUCTION
3. The provisions of this Part apply to every hotel
or addition to a hotel that is constructed after the
1st day of September, 1971 and except where a
provision is made specifically applicable only to
hotels or additions to hotels constructed after that
date, every hotel that existed on the 1st day of Septem-
ber, 1971 shall be made to comply with the
provisions of this Part on or before the 1st day
of September, 1974. O. Reg. 366/71. s. 3.
STRUCTURAL ASSEMBLIES
4. — (1) A hotel constructed after the 1st day of
September, 1971 and an addition thereafter made to
a hotel, that is,
(a) one storey in height shall have,
. s ■ .)>«
(i) floor assemblies above basements
constructed as a fire separation of
heavy timber construction, con-
structed as a %-hour fire separation
or constructed as combinations
thereof, and
(ii) load bearing walls, columns and
arches supporting floor assemblies
above basements constructed of
heavy timber construction, construc-
tion having a %-hcur fire resistance
rating or combinations thereof; or
(6) two storeys in height shall have,
(i) floor assemblies constructed as a
fire separation of heavy timber con-
struction, constructed as a %-hour
fire separation or constructed as
combinations thereof,
(ii) a roof assembly, balconies and mez-
zanines constructed of heavy timber
' "'''-' construction, noncombustible con-
struction, construction having a
%-hour fire resistance rating or
combinations thereof, and
(iii) load bearing walls, columns and
arches constructed of heavy timber
construction, construction having a
%-hour fire resistance rating or
combinations thereof ; or
(c) three or more storeys in height shall be
of noncombustible construction and shall
have,
(i) floor assemblies constructed as a
2-hour fire separation,
(ii) a roof assembly, balconies and mez-
zanines of construction having a
1-hour fire resistance rating, and
(iii) load bearing walls, columns and
arches having a fire resistance rating
at least equivalent to the fire resist-
ance rating of the construction which
they support. O. Reg. 366/71,
s.4(l).
(2) Notwithstanding clauses (1) (a) (b) and (c),
{a) a floor assembly is not required to be con-
structed as a fire separation between the
first storey and the next storey above, or
between the first storey and the first base-
ment below or between two other conti-
guous bksements or storeys up to the fifth
storey provided,
(i) the hotel is of noncombustible con-
struction,
(ii) the unseparated floors do not have
sleeping accommodation, and
(iii) the required fire resistance rating of
the floor assembly is maintained ;
(b) storage garages and open air parking
garages are not required to have a separa-
tion between floors ; and
(c) where alternative measures can be demon-
strated that, in the opinion of the Fire
Marshal, provide an equivalent level of
safety, he may approve such measures
and may modify or waive the fire-resistance
rating or fire separation of construction
assemblies required by subsection 1.
O. Reg. 366/71, s. 4(2); O. Reg. 154/75,
s. 1.
FIRE WALLS
5. — ( 1 ) Unless otherwise approved, where in a hotel
constructed after the 1st day of September, 1971 or
in an addition or additions thereafter made to a hotel,
the basic area is more than 6,000 square feet and
the hotel or the addition or additions is not of
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HOTEL FIRE SAFETY
1023
noncombustible construction, the hotel or addition or
additions shall be divided by fire walls or by fire walls
and exterior walls into vertical compartments having
a basic area of not more than 6,000 square feet.
(2) Where an addition or additions having a basic
area of more than 6,000 square feet are made after
the 1st day of September, 1971 to a hotel, and
either the addition or additions or the hotel is not
of noncombustible construction, a fire wall shall be
erected between that part of the hotel existing on
the 1st day of September, 1971 and the addition or
additions, unless otherwise approved.
(3) Where a hotel constructed after the 1st day
of September, 1971, an addition thereafter made to
a hotel or a building thereafter converted for use as
a hotel is directly connected to an adjacent building
which is not a hotel, either the hotel must be sep-
arated from the adjacent building by a fire wall or
by another approved manner or the adjacent building
must meet all the requirements of a hotel con-
tained herein. O. Reg. 366/71. s. 5.
STAIRWAYS
6. — (1) Interior stairways connecting basements
or storeys or the first storey and the first basement
below, shall be separated from the hotel by a
%-hour fire separation, unless otherwise approved.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a stairway in a
hotel connecting only the first storey and the next sto-
rey above or connecting only the first storey and the
first basement below or connecting two other contigu-
ous basements or two contiguous storeys up to the fifth
storey need not be separated, provided,
(a) the hotel is of noncombustible construction ;
and
(6) the unseparated floors do not have sleeping
accommodation. O. R^. 366/71, s. 6
(1.2).
(3) Unless otherwise approved, exterior stairwajre
or fire escapes serving any storey above the second
storey or any basement below the first basement
in a hotel shall be separated from the hotel by a
%-hour fire separation or shall be separated by
having all windows except first storey display
windows protected by wired glass in fixed steel or
steel-clad sash, by having all doorways protected
by fire-doors, and by having all other op>enings
protected by closures, when the windows, doorwajrs
or other openings are located within the following
limits of the stairway :
1. Horizontally within ten feet.
2. Below, Mdthin three storeys or thirty-five
feet.
3. Above, within six feet. O. R^. 226/77,
s. 1.
(4) Exterior stairways or fire escaj)es of a hotel
shall,
(a) be constructed in a strong substantial
manner of metal or concrete ; and
(b) be securely fixed to the hotel,
but an exterior stairway extending only up to the
second storey of a hotel not of noncombustible
construction or not required to be of noncombustible
construction may be constructed of wood if,
(c) all posts or brackets are not less than four
inches in their least nominal dimension ; and
(d) all other woodwork is not less than two
inches in its least nominal dimension.
(5) Exterior stairways leading across roofs shall
be provided with handrails on both sides of the
walkway leading to the stairway at the edge of the
roof, unless otherwise approved.
(6) Exterior stairways or fire escapes below grade
shaU,
(a) be enclosed by side walls and a roof, with
a door to ground at the upper landing;
(6) be provided with a roof projecting hori-
zontally for a distance of at least six feet
beyond any step or landing; or
(c) be provided with some other approved con-
struction or device to prevent snow accumu-
lating in the stairway. O. Reg. 366/71,
s. 6 (4-6).
7. Where a stairway in a hotel constructed after
the 1st day of September, 1971 or in an addition
thereafter made to a hotel, is required as an exit
to ground from a basement or storey and is
required to be separated, the separation shall be
constructed with an exterior exit so that a person
on the stairway will be able to reach the outside
without having to leave the separation and re-enter
the hotel. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 7.
SLEEPING ACCOMMODATION
8. — (1) Sleeping rooms occupied individually and
not as suites, and suites, in a hotel constructed after
the 1st day of September, 1971 or in an addition
thereafter made to a hotel shall be separated from
adjacent rooms, suites and corridors or other
interior exits by a %-hoiu- fire separation.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), the %-hour
fire separation requirement need not apply to door-
way openings. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 8.
9. — (1) A door of a sleeping room occupied
individually and not as a suite and a door of a suite.
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opening onto another sleeping room occupied indi-
vidually and not as a suite or another suite or
opening onto a corridor or other interior exit, in a
hotel constructed after the 1st day of September,
1971 or in an addition thereafter made to a hotel,
shall be of solid wood core construction 1% inches
thickness or such other construction as may be
approved. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 9 (1).
(2) A door of a sleeping room occupied individual-
ly and not as a suite and a door of a suite opening
onto a corridor or other interior exit shall,
(a) not be undercut more than % of an inch ;
and
(b) not be equipped with grills or other
'' openings. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 9 (2) ; O. Reg.
226/77, s. 2 (1).
(3) No transom, grill or other ventilation opening
that is not connected to a duct in an air handling
system shall be installed, between the floor and the
ceiling in a wall separating a corridor or other
interior exit from a sleeping room occupied indivi-
dually and not as a suite, or from a suite.
O.Reg. 366/71,8.9(3).
(4) Subsection (3) does not apply to a transom,
grill or other ventilation opening installed between
the floor and the ceiling in a wall separating a
corridor or other interior exit from a sleeping room
occupied individually and not as a suite, or from a
suite, where the transom, grill or other ventilation
opening,
(a) was installed prior to the 1st day of
September, 1971 ; and
{b) is provided with a fire separation at least
equal to the fire separation of the door
opening onto the corridor or other interior
exit. O.Reg. 226/77, s. 2(2).
HAZARDOUS AREAS
10. — (1) Boilers, furnaces, incinerators and fuel-
fired space heating appliances shall be separated
from the hotel by a one-hour fire separation
unless otherwise approved. O. Reg. 226/77, s. 3.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1),
(a) an oil or gas fired heating appliance may be
installed on the roof of a hotel of non-
combustible construction ;
(6) a sealed combustion chamber, oil or gas
fired heating appliance, may be installed
in any room that is separated from the hotel
by a %-hour fire separation or by walls
and ceilings of plaster, plaster-board or
other approved noncombustible material,
provided the room has direct access to the
outdoors; and
(c) a fire place or lamp need not be separated.
O.Reg. 366/71,5.10(2).
11. — (1) A kitchen or a room containing a fuel-
fired cooking appliance in a fixed location shall be
separated from the hotel by a %-hour fire separa-
tion, unless otherwise approved.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1),
(a) a kitchen within a suite need not be
separated ;
{b) where cooking equipment is provided with
a cooking exhaust system equipj)ed with
an extinguishing system, unlimited areas
of wired glass may be used in the separa-
tion ; and
(c) where a kitchen is connected to an adjacent
dining area by means of a pass-through
opening,
(i) the kitchen and the dining area may
be separated from the hotel as an
integral area, or
(ii) the kitchen shall be separated from
the dining area and the pass-through
opening shall be protected by a
shutter, closeable on the operation
of a fusible link or some other
approved device. O. Reg. 366/71,
s. 11.
12. — (1) Linen and rubbish chutes breaching a
floor separation or other required separation shall
be enclosed in shafts or be separated from the
hotel in another approved manner.
(2) Linen chute and rubbish chute service openings
in chutes required under subsection (1) to be enclosed
in shafts, in hotels constructed after the 1st day
of September, 1971 and in additions thereafter made
to a hotel shall be protected by approved chute
doors listed by Underwriters' Laboratories of Canada
or by another approved testing laboratory.
(3) Linen chute and rubbish chute doors in chutes
required under subsection (1) to be enclosed in shafts,
in hotels constructed after the 1st day of September,
1971 and in additions thereafter made to a hotel shall
open into rooms which are separated from the hotel
by a %-hour fire separation.
(4) Linen and rubbish chutes required under
subsection (1) to be enclosed in shafts in hotels
constructed after the 1st day of September, 1971
and in additions thereafter made to a hotel, shall
be equipped at the top with an opening or other
approved device for automatic venting to the out-
side.
(5) Linen and rubbish chutes required under sub-
section (1) to be enclosed in shafts shall terminate or
discharge directly into rooms which are separated
from the hotel by a IVi-hour fire separation.
(6) An automatic sprinkler system shall be in-
stalled in a hotel constructed after the 1st day
of September, 1971 and in an addition thereafter
made to a hotel, in a linen or rubbish chute
extending three or more storeys, so that there is
sprinkler head protection at the top of the chute
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HOTEL FIRE SAFETY
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and at alternate floor levels and in the linen or
rubbish room at the bottom of the chute. O. Reg.
366/71. s. 12.
Part III
EXITS
13. The provisions of this Part apply to every
hotel or addition to a hotel constructed after the
1st day of September, 1971 and, except where a
provision is made specifically applicable only to
hotels or additions to hotels constructed after that
date, ever>- hotel that existed on the 1st day of Septem-
ber, 1971 shall be made to comply with the
provisions of this Part on or before the 1st day of
September. 1974. O. Reg. 366/71. s. 13.
14. Exits shall be provided from rooms, podiums.
terraces, platforms, contained open spaces or other
areas intended for occupancy in or in connection
with a hotel, to a public thoroughfare or to an
approved open space which has access to a public
thoroughfare. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 14.
OCCUPANT LOAD
15. — ( 1 ) The occupant load of a floor area referred
to in column 1 of the Table in a hotel shall be
determined by alloting the area of floor set opposite
thereto in column 2 to each occupant or person.
T.ABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Floor Area
Area/Person
(square feet)
Assembly rooms,
with fixed seats such as theatre auditoria
where rows of moveable seats may be used
where chairs with tables may be used
Ball rooms, banquet rooms and floor areas where
dancing is permitted
Dining Lounges and Dining Room premises
licensed under the Liquor Licence Act
Lounge, Club or Public House premises licensed
under the Liquor Licence Act
Cafeteria
Pool areas, including water surface
Restaurants, Coffee Shops
Retail sales floors, shops
(1) ground floor and basements
(2) all other floors
6
8
15
15
15
12
15
30
15
30
60
1
(2) Where a floor area is used for two or more
occupancies or functions at different times, the occu-
pant load shall be determined by the least "area/
person" value of the Table. O. Reg. 366/71 , s. 15 (2).
NUMBER OF EXITS
16. — (1) Every floor area in a hotel shall be
provided with not less than two independent well-
separated exits except where.
O. Reg. 366/71. s. 15 (1); O. Reg. 226/77. s. 4.
(a) the floor area is intended for use as a
place of assembly and its occupant load
is not greater than sixty persons and the
distance of travel to an exit from any point
in the floor area is not greater than fifty
feet;
(6) the floor area is intended for storage and
does not exceed 2,000 square feet and the
distance of travel to an exit from any
point in the floor area is not greater than
seventy-five feet ; or
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(c) the floor area is intended for a use other than
those described in clauses (a) and (b) and does
not exceed 1,000 square feet or have an
occupant load greater than sixty persons.
O. Reg. 226/77, s. 5.
(2) Every place of assembly in a hotel shall be
provided with not less than,
(a) three independent well-separated exits when
its occupant load is 600 persons or more;
and
(b) four independent well-separated exits when
its occupant load is 1,000 persons or more.
(3) Where a room or floor area is divided for
licensing or other purposes into individual places
of assembly,
(a) by a partition or partitions not more than
4 feet 6 inches in height ; or
(b) by a partition or partitions more than 4
feet 6 inches in height, but having sufficient
open area suitable for egress; and
(c) each place of assembly has at least one
independent exit,
then egress through an adjacent place or places of
assembly to an exit is permitted. O. Reg. 366/71,
s. 16 (2, 3).
LOCATION OF EXITS
17. — (1) Exits from a room or floor area, base-
ment or storey must be well-separated by distance.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), in hotels of
noncombustible construction, two stairways which
are not well-separated by distance or two contiguous
stairways are permitted as separate exits from a
basement or storey, provided,
(a) any common fire separation between two
such stairways,
(i) is a 2-hour fire separation,
(ii) is constructed to prevent any pos-
sibility of smoke or fire passing
. I from one stairway to another, and
(iii) has no doorways, duct openings,
pipe openings, conduit openings or
any other openings; and
(b) the stairways in a hotel constructed after
the 1st day of September, 1971 are se-
parated from the hotel by a 2-hour fire
separation ;
(c) each basement and storey served by both
stairways in a hotel constructed after the
1st day of September, 1971 is divided by a
34-hour fire separation so that an exit is
located on each side of the separation ; and
(d) no point in the basement or storey in a
hotel constructed after the 1st day of
September, 1971 is more than 100 feet travel
distance from an exit. O. Reg. 366/71,
s. 17.
18. The distance of travel in a hotel built after
the 1st day of September, 1971 and in an addition
thereafter made to a hotel from at least one exit
of a room or other floor area, along a corridor to a
basement or storey exit shall not exceed 100 feet
unless otherwise approved. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 18.
19. Dead-end areas in corridors or other interior
exit in hotels constructed after the 1st day of
September, 1971 and in additions thereafter made
to a hotel, shall not exceed twenty feet in length
plus the width of the corridor, unless otherwise
approved. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 19.
WIDTH OF EXITS
20. Exit width shall be .provided from a place
of assembly or other floor area in a hotel con-
structed after the 1st day of September, 1971 and
in an addition thereafter made to a hotel, on the
basis of one unit of exit width for every sixty
persons of the occupant load and one-half unit for
every thirty persons or fraction thereof of such
occupant load. O. Reg. 366/71 s. 20.
21. Where two or more exits are required from
a place of assembly or other floor area in a hotel
constructed after the 1st day of September, 1971
and in an addition thereafter made to a hotel,
the required number of units of exit width shall
not be reduced by more than 50 per cent if any
one exit becomes inaccessible in an emergency.
O. Reg. 366/71, s. 21.
22. The minimum number of units of exit width
required from a place of assembly or other floor
area in a hotel constructed after the 1st day of
September, 1971 and in an addition thereafter
made to a hotel shall be maintained in the exits
leading from the place of assembly or other floor
area to the exterior. O. Reg. 366/71 , s. 22.
23. Exits in a hotel constructed after the 1st
day of September, 1971 and in an addition there-
after made to a hotel shall have a minimum clear
width of not less than,
(a) thirty inches ;
(6) thirty-six inches in areas with an occupant
load of more than fifty persons ;
(c) thirty-six inches in stairways, including
interior and exterior doorways, steps and
landings ; and
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(d) forty-four inches in corridors. O. Reg.
366/71. s. 23.
HEIGHT OF EXITS
24. Exits in a hotel constructed after the 1st day
of September, 1971 and in an addition thereafter
made to a hotel shall have a minimum head room
clearance of not less than,
(a) seven feet in a corridor ;
(b) six feet eight inches in a doorway ; and
(c) six feet four inches plus the height of one
riser, measured vertically above the nosing
of any tread or platform, in a stairway.
O.Reg. 366/71,5.24.
OBSTRUCTIONS TO EXIT
25. — (1) Subject to subsections (2) and (3), nothing
shall project into or be fixed within the required width
of an exit in a hotel constructed after the 1st day of
September, 1971 and in an addition thereafter made to
a hotel.
(2) Handrails shaU not project more than iy^
inches into the required width on each side.
(3) Swinging doors in their swing shall not
reduce the required width of stairways or landings
to less than thirty inches. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 25.
26, Exits in a hotel constructed after the 1st day
of September. 1971 and in an addition thereafter
made to a hotel shall be constructed so that,
(a) no door opens immediately on a flight of
stairs but opens on a landing of which
neither the length nor the width shall be
less than the width of such a door; and
(fc) exterior exit doors open directly onto a
landing, except where there is danger of
obstruction by ice and snow, the landing
may be installed not more than six inches
below the elevation of the bottom of the
door. O.Reg. 366/71, s. 26.
27. Exit doors to exit stairway enclosures, ex-
terior exit doors from stairway enclosures, exit
doors from places of assembly, exit doors from corri-
dors required by the public and exit doors from
rooms having an occupant load of sixty or more
persons shall open in the direction of egress.
O. Reg. 226/77, s. 6.
STAIRWAYS
28. Stairways in or in connection with a hotel
constructed after the 1st day of September, J971
and in an addition thereafter made to a hotel
shall be constructed so that,
(a) the length and width of landings shall be
not less than the width of the stairs in which
they occur except that in a straight run,
the length of a landing shall not be required
to exceed forty-four inches ;
(b) stairs shall have a wall or a well-secured
balustrade or guard on each side ;
(c) stairs shall have a handrail on at least
one side, and when forty-four inches or more
in width shall have a handrail on both sides ;
(d) every' stair balustrade or guard shall be
not less than two feet eight inches in height,
measured vertically above the nosing of the
tread, and not less than three feet in
height measured vertically above the sur-
face of a landing or platform ;
(e) risers of steps shall have a maximum height
of eight inches and a minimum height of
five inches, and treads of steps shall have a
minimum width of nine inches, exclusive of
nosing, and all treads less than ten inches
in width shall have a nosing of approxi-
mately one inch over the tread or landing
immediately below, unless otherwise
approved ;
(/) steps shall have a uniform rise and run
in any one flight, and shall not alter
appreciably in rise and run in successive
flights ; and
(g) winders or winding steps used in a stairway
shall have a minimum tread width of nine
inches, measured nine inches away from the
handrail at the narrow end of the tread,
unless otherwise approved. O. Reg.
366/71. s. 28.
29. — ( 1 ) Exterior stairways or fire escapes may not
extend more than one storey above the first storey in
a hotel constructed after the 1st day of September,
1971 or in an addition thereafter made to a hotel,
unless otherwise approved. O. R^. 366/71, s. 29 (1).
(2) Exterior stairways or fire escaj)es in a hotel
existing on the 1st day of September, 1971 shall.
(a) not be inclined at an angle of more than
45 degrees from the horizontal ;
(b) have risers of steps not more than S%
inches in height and treads of steps not less
than S% inches in width, exclusive of
nosing ;
(c) have head room clearance of not less than
six feet four laches, plus the height of one
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riser, measured vertically above the nosing
of any tread or above a platform or
landing;
(d) have balconies, on to which doors open,
with a clear area of not less than twelve
square feet ;
(e) have the open side of every platform,
landing balcony and stairway protected by
substantial balustrades or guards not less
than two feet eight inches measured
vertically above the nosing of any tread
and not less than three feet in height
measured vertically above a landing or
platform ;
(/) have a minimum width of twenty-two
inches; and
(g) have a handrail on the wall side where
the stairway or fire escape is more than
twenty-two inches in width. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 29 (2); O. Reg. 226/77, s. 7.
(3) The bottom flight of an exterior stairway may
be counter-balanced, provided,
(a) it is held in the "up" position without a
latch or locking device, unless it is a panic
device ;
(b) it is fitted with a counter-balancing device
that will allow it to be easily and quickly
brought into position for use; and
(c) it reaches the ground in the "down"
position. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 29 (3).
EXIT SIGNS
30. — (1) Exit signs shall be installed in a hotel
to indicate,
(a) exits from places of assembly ;
{b) exit stairways and fire escapes; and
(c) exits from exit stairway enclosures and
corridors to the exterior.
(2) All exit signs in a hotel shall have the
word "EXIT" in plain legible block letters, and
such letters shall,
(a) be internally illuminated at all times where
power is provided by Ontario Hydro;
{b) be coloured red on an opaque or contrasting
field ; and
(c) be at least 41/2 inches high with a three-
quarter inch stroke. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 30.
LIGHTING OF EXITS
31. Corridors and exit stairways required by the
public shall be provided with artificial lighting, where
power is provided by Ontario Hydro, and be ade-
quately illuminated by either natural or artificial light
during the time that the exits are required to be avail-
able for use. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 31.
EXIT DOOR HARDWARE
32. — (1) Every exit door of a sleeping room
occupied individually and not as a suite, and of a
suite, shall open readily for exit purposes without
the use of a key.
(2) Where a floor area has an occupant load
greater than sixty persons and the area of floor per
person is twelve square feet or less, no exit door
from the floor area shall be equipped with a latch
or other fastening device unless the door is provided
with panic hardware which releases the latch or
device. O. Reg. 226/77, s. 9.
HOLD-OPEN DEVICES
33. — (1) A fire-door in a kitchen separation and
a fire-door or a smoke-door in a corridor may be
held open by a hold-open device.
(2) A fire-door to a lobby or other entrance
area that is within the stairway separation may be
held open with a hold-open device provided the
stairway is separated from the entrance area by at
least a ^-hour fire separation. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 33.
Part IV
INTERIOR FINISH MATERIALS
34. The provisions of this Part apply to every
hotel or addition to a hotel constructed after the
1st day of September, 1971 and where a hotel existed
on the 1st day of September, 1971 it shall be made
to comply with the provisions of this Part on or
before the 1st day of September, 1973. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 34.
35. — (1) Interior finish materials on the walls and
ceilings of exits shall be noncombustible. O. Reg.
366/71,5.35(1).
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1),
(a) materials that have a fire hazard classi-
fication not exceeding flame spread-25,
or such other fire hazard classification as
may be approved, are permitted on the
walls of corridors ;
(b) materials having a thickness not in excess
of one-sixteenth inch and installed on the
walls of corridors prior to the 1st day of
September, 1971 are permitted;
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(c) wood or other approved materials may be
used on the walls of lobbies, foyers, vesti-
bules, entrance halls or other major entrance
areas to a hotel, provided the materials are
treated with an approved fire retardant;
and
(d) combustible materials that have a fire
hazard classification not exceeding flame
spread- 150 may be used on the walls and
ceilings of exits, except enclosed exit
stairways, provided such exits are protected
by an approved sprinkler system. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 35 (2) ; O. Reg. 226/77, s. 10.
36. Interior finish materials on the walls and
ceilings of places of assembly shall have a fire
hazard classification not exceeding flame spread-
150. O.Reg. 226/77, s. 11.
Part V
HEATING, AIR HANDLING, AND COOKING EXHAUST
SYSTEMS
37. The provisions of this Part apply to every hotel
or an addition to a hotel constructed after the 1st
day of September, 1971 and except where a provi-
sion is made specifically applirnble only to hotels or
additions to hotels constructed after that date,
every hotel that existed on the 1st day of September,
1971 shall be made to comply with the provisions
of this Part on or before the 1st day of September,
1973. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 37.
CONSTRUCTION
38. — (1) Pipes, ducts, plenums, and other equip-
ment in heating, air handling, and cooking exhaust
systems in a hotel shall be constructed of steel,
approved noncombustible material or other ap-
proved material.
(2) Insulating materials and adhesives for pipes,
ducts, plenums and other components of heating,
air handling, and cooking exhaust systems in hotels
shall be noncombustible or shall have fire hazard
classification ratings not exceeding flame spread
— 25; fuel contributed — 35; and smoke developed
— 50, or shall be of other approved composition.
(3) Where an attic, a crawl space, a space above
a dropped corridor ceiling or any other concealed
space i« used as a plenum, the concealed space shall
be lined with noncombustible material or other
material having a fire hazard classification not
exceeding flame spread — 25 ; fuel contributed — 35 ;
and smoke developed — 50, or other approved
material. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 38.
39. — (1) No separation for an exit stairway shall
be breached by ducts or other parts of an air
handling system.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), a lobby or
other entrance area that is within the stairway
separation may be breached, provided the stairway
is separated from the entrance area by a 34-hour
fire separation. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 39.
40. No stairway enclosure and no corridor shall
be used as a plenum to exhaust air from other
areas. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 40.
FIRE DAMPERS
41. — (1) Fusible-link fire dampers shall be in-
stalled in air handling systems in ducts or plenums
which are thirty square inches or more in cross-
sectional area, where,
(a) in a hotel constructed after the 1st day of
September, 1971 they pass through a %-
hour fire separation or more ; and
{b) they pass through,
(i) the separation of a boiler, furnace,
incinerator or fuel-fired space heat-
ing appliance,
(ii) the separation of a kitchen, or
(iii) a fire wall.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), fusible-link fire
dampers are not required in the separation of a
sleeping room occupied individually and not as a
suite or a suite from the remainder of the storey
in which it is located. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 41.
FAN SHUT OFF
42. Fans in a recirculating air handling system
in a hotel requiring a fire alarm system shall be
designed so that they shut down automatically
when the fire alarm system is actuated, unless other-
wise approved. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 42.
COOKING EXHAUST SYSTEM
43. Cooking appliances from which grease laden
vapours emanate in hotel kitchens, other than
kitchens in suites, shall be provided with a cooking
exhaust system which shall, unless otherwise ap-
proved,
(a) be provided with a hood or other primary
collection device to collect and confine all
cooking vapours and residues emanating
from the cooking appliances ;
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{b) be provided with a grease filter or other
means of grease extraction ;
(c) be provided with a duct from the hood
or other primary collection device which
shall, unless otherwise approved,
(i) lead as directly as possible to the
outside,
(ii) be independent and not be connected
with any other ventilation system,
and
(iii) be provided with adequate openings
for inspection and cleaning purposes,
equipped with tight fitting doors;
{d) be provided with a residue trap with pro-
visions for cleanout at the base of each
vertical riser ; and
(e) be provided with mechanically induced
conveying air of sufficient velocity to con-
fine cooking vapours and residues to the
hood or other primary collection means
installed at the cooking appliance. O. Reg.
366/71,5.43.
Part VI ' '
STANDPIPES AND PORTABLE
FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
44. The provisions of section 49 apply to every
hotel constructed after the 1st day of September,
1971 and where a hotel existed on the 1st day of
September, 1971 it shall be made to comply with
the provisions of that section on or before the 1st
day of March, 1972. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 44.
45. A standpipe and hose system shall be installed
in a hotel four or more storeys in height that is
constructed after the 1st day of September, 1971
and in an addition four or more storeys in height
thereafter made to a hotel. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 45.
HOSE STATIONS
46. — ( 1 ) A standpipe and hose system required in a
hotel under section 45 shall be provided with hose
stations for the connection of 1 V^ inch hose or other
approved hose and hose stations for 1 y^ inch
hose shall,
(a) be provided with a 1 1/2 inch hose valve ;
(6) be equipped with not more than seventy-
five feet of 1 V2 inch hose on a hose rack
unless otherwise approved ;
, (c) have the hose, attached and ready for use
at all times and equipped with a shut-off
combination fog and straight stream nozzle ;
(d) be within easy reach of a person standing
on the floor, and in no case shall the hose
valve connection be located more than five
feet from the floor ;
{e) be located,
(i) so that all portions of each storey
and basement in the hotel are pro-
tected by a hose station within the
same storey or basement,
(ii) so that all portions of the hotel can
be reached by a hose stream and are
within twenty feet of a hose nozzle
when the hose is extended,
(iii) in corridors where possible, and
(iv) in a hose cabinet.
(2) Notwithstanding subclause (1) (c) (i), a pent-
house may be protected by a hose station in the storey
below. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 46.
HOSE CABINETS
47. Hose cabinets required in a hotel under section
45 shall,
(a) be of sufficient size to accommodate hose,
hose rack, hose valve and a fire extinguisher ;
{b) be conspicuously identified, either by let-
tering of at least two inches in height or by
the provision of a glass viewing panel in the
door of sufficient size to ensure that the
equipment in the cabinet can be easily
seen;
(c) be equipped with a door free of any locks
and constructed to open easily ; and
(d) be so located that the door in the open
position will not obstruct any doorway.
O. Reg. 366/71, s. 47.
PORTABLE FIRE EXTINGUISHERS
48. Portable fire extinguishers instal ed in a hotel
shall be listed and rated by the Underwriters'
Laboratories of Canada. O. Reg. 226/77, s. 12.
49. — (1) Portable fire extinguishers shall be in-
stalled in areas of a hotel specified in column 1 of the
Table and have at least the fire extinguisher rating
set opposite thereto in column 2.
(2) Where a portable fire extinguisher of the rating
8-B,C was installed in a hotel prior to the 30th day of
August, 1971, the extinguisher shall be deemed to
have a rating of 10-B, C for the purpose of determin-
ing compliance with the requirements of this section.
O. Reg. 366/71, s. 49.
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TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Areas
Fire Extinguisher
Rating
\. Basement and storeys, one for each 5,000 square
feet or part thereof
2A
2. Boiler or furnace rooms containing —
gas or oil fired appliances
solid fuel-fired appliances
10-B. C
2A
3. Carpentry shops
2A
4. Electrical rooms
10-B, C
5. Fire hose cabinet areas
2A
6. Fire place areas
2A
7. Flammable liquid storage areas
10-B, C
8. Garages, one for each 5,000 square feet or part
thereof
10-B, C
9. Laundries
2A and 10-B.
C
10. Incinerator areas
2A
11. (a) Kitchen (main hotel kitchens serving dining
areas)
10-B, C
(b) Kitchens in suites and other small kitchens
5-B, C
12. Machine rooms
10-B, C
l^. Maintenance shops
10-B, C
14. Mechanical rooms
10-B, C
15. Paint storage areas
10-B, C
16. Rubbish rooms at bottom of rubbish chutes
2A
17. Stage areas in auditoria and theatres
2A
Part VH
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
50. The provisions of this Part apply to every
hotel or addition to a hotel constructed after the
1st day of September, 1971 and except where a
provision is made sjjecilically applicable only to
hotels or additions to hotels constructed after that
date, every hotel that existed on the 1st day of
September, 1971 shall be made to comply with the
provisions of this Part on or before the 1st day
of September. 1976. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 50.
DESIGN AND INSTALLATION
51. The fire alarm sjrstem in a hotel shall,
(a) be electrically supervised ; and
(b) have all components listed by Under-
writers' Laboratories of Canada or The
Canadian Standards Association Testing
Laboratories and be installed compatible
with each other according to their listing
or as approved. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 51.
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52. — (1) There shall be only one fire alarm system
in a hotel. O. Reg. 366/71. s. 52 (1).
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), independent
buildings in a hotel, that are not connected and
that have an adequate space separation from
other buildings in a hotel, may have a separate
fire alarm system and such sj^tem may, where
approved, consist of a products of combustion
detection system. O. Reg. 226/77, s. 13.
SOURCES OF POWER
53. — (1) The fire alarm system in a hotel shall be
provided with two sources of power, and each shall
be capable of supplying the system for a period
of twenty-four hours under maximum normal operat-
ing conditions, and of sounding the fire alarm
signal throughout the hotel for three consecutive
minutes at the end of the twenty-four hour
period.
(2) Where the hotel is supplied witlj power by On-
tario Hydro, there shall be a primary and a secondary
source of power for the fire alarm system and the pri-
mary power shall be that supplied by Ontario Hydro
and the secondary power shall be provided by re-
chargeable batteries equipped with a charger or by a
generator which automatically starts in the event of
primary power failure.
(3) Where the hotel is not supplied with power by
Ontario Hydro, a generator and rechargeable batteries
equipped with a charger may be used as alternate
sources of power.
(4) The fire alarm system connection to the primary
source of power shall be on a separate circuit
equipped with separate circuit breakers or fused
switches. O. Reg. 366/71. s. 53.
ANNUNCIATOR
54. In every hotel that is four or more storeys
in height or that has a total floor area of 40.000
square feet or more, a zoned visual annunciator
panel, indicating not more than one storey or
basement per zone, unless otherwise approved, shall
be installed in the main reception area or another
approved location. O. Reg. 366/71 , s. 54.
55. — (1) Manual fire alarm stations for initiating
a fire alarm signal in a hotel shall be installed
in the main reception area or in another approved
location, and in all basements and storeys,
(a) at every exit stairway ; and
{b) at every exterior exit,
(i) from a corridor or lobby, and
(ii) from a room that has an occupant
load of sixty or more persons.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), one manual
fire alarm station may serve two exits provided,
(a) the exits are not more than thirty feet
apart ;
(b) the exits are on the same basement or
storey ; and
(c) the station is readily accessible and visible
from each exit.
(3) Manual fire alarm stations shall be red in
colour and shall be located so that each station is,
(a) readily accessible and unobstructed by any
swinging door or other means ;
(b) readily visible ; and
(c) installed at a height not less than four feet
and not more than five feet measured
vertically from the finished floor surface.
O. Reg. 366/71, s. 55.
DETECTION
56. A. heat actuated fire detection system or an
automatic sprinkler system or a products of combus-
tion detection system or a smoke detection system or a
combination thereof shall be installed so that all areas
are provided with heat actuated detector or products
of combustion detector or smoke detector or sprinkler
head coverage,
(a) in a hotel constructed after the 1st day of
September, 1971 and in an addition there-
after made to a hotel, except that corridors,
washrooms, closets in bedrooms and suites,
sauna rooms, swimming pools and refrig-
erated areas need not be provided with
such coverage ; and
{b) in a hotel constructed on or before the 1st
day of September, 1971 except that cor-
ridors, washrooms, closets in bedrooms and
suites, sauna rooms, swimming pools, refrig-
erated areas, bedrooms occupied individ-
ually and not as suites, and suites need not
be provided with such coverage. O. Reg.
366/71. s. 56.
ALARM SIGNALLING DEVICES
57. Alarm signalling devices in a hotel fire alarm
system shall.
(a) be installed in all basements and storeys,
unless otherwise approved ;
(b) be located so that the fire alarm signal is
capable of being heard throughout the
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hotel over all normal sounds at any time;
and
(f) be distinctive in sound. O. Reg. 366/71,
s. 57.
58. — ( 1 ) Pre-signal alarm systems designed to warn
only supervisory staff upon actuation of a manual
fire alarm station, a heat actuated detector, a sprinkler
head, a products of combustion detector or a smoke
detector shall not be used in a hotel.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), in a high-rise
hotel or in a hotel that has a totsil floor area of
40,000 square feet or more,
(<t) a zoned two-stage or multi-stage alarm
system may be approved, provided a general
evacuation signal sounds in the initiated
fire zone and a genersd alert signal sounds
throughout the remainder of the hotel; or
(b) a central station system may be approved,
provided a general evacuation signal sounds
in the initiated fire zone and an alarm
signal is transmitted automatically to the
fire department or to an approved central
station agency, open continuously, and
having personnel in attendance trained to
notify the fire department immediately and
to provide other proper response,
provided the general evacuation signal can be
initiated throughout the entire hotel by means of
a station in the main reception area or some other
approved area, and by means of a key inserted in
anv station or by some other approved means.
O.Reg. 366/71. s. 58.
TROUBLE INDICATION
59. A trouble signal sounding device and also a
trouble light, if the trouble signal sc nding device
is provided with a silencing switch, shall be in-
stalled in the main reception area or in another
approved location acceptable to the inspector.
O. Reg. 366/71, s. 59.
Part Vm
DtrriEs AND Housekeeping
66. When a fire is discovered in a hotel, the
manager or the person in charge shall immediately,
(a) ensure that the fire alarm signal is sounded ;
and
{b) where the hotel is in a municipaUty that
has a fire department, ensure that the fire
department is called. O. Reg. 366/71 , s. 60.
61. The manager or the person in charge of a
hotel shall not silence a fire alarm signal unless it
has been determined that there is no fire or the
fire has been extinguished. O. Reg. 226/77, s. 14,
part.
SUPERVISORY STAFF
62. A manager, watchman or other supervisory
staff member shall at all times be on duty on the
premises of a hotel that is four or more storeys in
height or that has a total floor area of 40,000 or
more square feet. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 61.
EVACUATION
63. The hotelkeeper shall have an evacuation plan
to evacuate occupants of the hotel, which is accept-
able to the inspector and he shall have it posted
in the main reception area and in all other locations
required by the inspector. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 62.
64. The hotelkeeper shall have displayed on the
exit door of each bedroom occupied individually
and not as a suite, and each suite, a notice in-
dicating the location of the exits and indicating the
fire safety rules of the hotel. O. Reg. 366/7 1 , s. 63.
65. The hotelkeeper shall ensure the hotel employ-
ees are trained in,
(a) the method of sounding a fire alarm ;
(b) the procedure of the evacuation plan;
and
(c) the use of fire fighting equipment, including
portable fire extinguishers and a stand-
pipe and hose system. O. Reg. 366/71,
s. 64.
FIRE ALARM SYSTEM
66. — (1) The hotelkeeper shall ensure that the
fire alarm system is maintained and in op)eration,
and he shall ensure that the fire alarm system is
tested at least every six months in the presence
of an inspector or a member of the local fire de-
partment, where an inspector or a fire department
member is available.
(2) Upon completion of the installation of a fire
alarm system in a hotel, a test of the system
shall be made in the presence of the inspector, where
an inspector is available.
(3) A record, indicating the date and time of a
fire alarm test and the name of the inspector or
a member of the local fire department present, shall
be kept on the premises. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 65.
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STANDPIPE AND HOSE SYSTEM
67. — (1) The hotelkeeper shall ensure that the
standpipje and hose system is maintained and ready
for operation at all times.
(2) The hotelkeeper shall ensure that the stand-
pipe and hose system is inspected at least every
six months, and the inspection shall include,
{a) ensuring that all valves controlling water
supplies to the standpipe and hose system
are locked or sealed in the open position ;
(6) ensuring that there is no leakage at the hose
valves and that they are not clogged with
dirt or other sediment ; and
(c) ensuring that fire hoses are in their proper
positions on racks or reels and are in good
condition. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 66.
PORTABLE EXTINGUISHERS
68. Portable fire extinguishers shall,
{a) be conspicuously located ;
(b) be readily accessible in the event of fire;
and
(c) be set at least three feet above a floor on
hangers, shelves, brackets or be set in a
manner acceptable to the inspector. O.
Reg. 366/71, s. 67.
69. The hotelkeeper shall,
(a) ensure that all portable extinguishers are
inspected at least every six months to deter-
mine that they are located where required
,, and that they are ready for operation at
, any time; and
(b) ensure that all portable extinguishers are
maintained in accordance with the recom-
mendations of the manufacturer. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 68.
70. No vaporizing liquid fire extinguisher shall be
installed in a hotel, unless approved. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 69.
HEATING, AIR HANDLING AND COOKING EXHAUST
SYSTEMS
71. The hotelkeeper shall,
(a) ensure that the heating, air handling and
cooking exhaust systems are properly main-
tained;
, (b) ensure that the cooking exhaust systems
, . are inspected regularly and cleaned as re-
quired ;
(( ) ensure that the fusible-link fire dampers are
checked regularly ; and
(d) ensure that filters are checked regularly
and cleaned as required or replaced. O.
Reg. 366/71, s. 70.
72. — (1) Every hotel shall be kept clean and free of
rubbish or other debris.
(2) The contents of containers for waste, rubbish
and other debris shall be removed from the hotel
at least once a week. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 71.
73. Containers constructed of noncombustible
material and having self-closing covers shall be
provided in public washrooms and in other required
locations throughout a hotel for the deposit of used
paper towels, rubbish or other debris. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 72.
FIRE AND SMOKE DOORS
74. Fire doors and smoke doors shall be kept
closed, unless these doors have been approved with
hold-open devices. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 73.
DECORATIONS
75. No decoration shall be present in a place of
assembly or in a lobby, corridor, stairway or other
exit in a hotel, unless it is noncombustible or unless
it has been treated with a fire retardant, and the
treatment is repeated in accordance with the manufac-
turer's instructions, or, in the Absence of such in-
structions, the treatment is repeated at least once
a year. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 74.
OPEN FLAMES
76. Decorative and lighting devices having open
flames shall be securely supported in noncombustible
holders and shall be so located and protected that
combustible materials will not come in contact with
or be ignited by the flame. O. Reg. 226/77, s. 14,
part.
RUGS AND CARPETS
77. Every rug, carpet or other similar floor
covering in a place of assembly or in a lobby, cor-
ridor, stairway or other exit in a hotel shall be
secured and maintained so that it does not crease
or wrinkle, or in any way impede egress. O. Reg.
366/71, s. 75.
EXIT DOORS
78. All exit doors shall be clearly identified, and
no draperies, mirrors or decorations shall be placed
on or over exit doors. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 76.
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79. No lock, padlock, bar, chain or other device
shall be installed or maintained at any time on, or
in connection with any exit door in which panic
hardware is required under section 32, if such device
prevents, or is intended to prevent, the free use of
the door for exit purposes. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 77.
NUMBER OF PERSONS
80. Not more persons than the occupant load, as
determined in section 15 shall be permitted at any time
in a place of assembly. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 78.
ROWS OF MOVABLE SEATS
81. — (1) Every exit from a place of .assembly in a
hotel that contains rows of movable seats shall be
accessible from any row by aisles.
(2) No centre seating section in a place of assembly
that contains rows of movable seats shall have more
than sixteen seats in a row and no seating section
running to a side wall shall have more than eight
seats in a row.
(3) Where an exit is located at the side of a place
of assembly that contains rows of movable seats, a
cross aisle that affords access to such exit shall be
provided.
(4) The minimum width of any aisle in a place of
assembly that contains rows of movable seats shall
be forty-four inches.
(5) No person shall,
(a) stand in the aisles; or
{b) place additional seats, chairs or tables,
in a place of assembly in such a manner that the
minimum aisle space required by this Regulation is
reduced. O. Reg. 366/71, s. 79.
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HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
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GENERAL
REGULATION 506
under the Housing Development Act
(/) "loan"
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "adjusted family income" means the gross
annual income from all sources of the
principal wage earner of a family and his
or her spouse during the twelve months
immediately preceding the date of the
apphcation for a loan or during the pre-
ceding calendar year, whichever is the
greater, after deducting therefrom,
(i) earnings of the spouse up to $1,000,
(ii) $300 for each dependent child,
(iii) the first $1,000 of earnings of a one-
parent family,
(iv) living out or travelling expenses of
the principal wage earner of a family
and his or her spouse, but not
including living out or travelling
expenses for which there is re-
imbursement by the employer or
travelling expenses to and from the
place of employment, and
(v) in the case of self-employment of
the principal wage earner of a family
or his or her spouse, the expenses
that are,
(A) incurred in the earning of in-
come, and
(B) permitted deductions under
the Income Tax Act (Canada);
(6) "dwelling unit" means a self-contained
unit occupied as a principal residence by
a family;
(c) "Federal funding" means loans made under
section 34.1 of the National Housing
Act (Canada);
id) "fiscal year" means the period from the
1st day of April in one year to the 31st
day of March in the next year;
(e) "fund" means the Fund established under
the provisions of clause 4 (fc);
means moneys advanced to an
owner for the repair, rehabilitation and
improvement of a dwelling unit;
(g) "occupant" includes a person who will be
an occupant immediately upon the com-
pletion of the repair, rehabilitation or
improvement for which the loan is made;
and
(h) "owner" means a person who is an occupant
of a dwelling unit and is,
(i) an owner in fee simple of the
dwelhng unit either solely, or as a
joint tenant or tenant in common,
(ii) the purchaser, either solely or joint-
ly, for valuable consideration under
a long-term agreement of purchase
and sale of the dwelhng unit,
(iii) the holder of a life estate in the
dwelhng unit,
(iv) the owner of the dwelling unit but
not of the land on which the dwell-
ing unit is situated, and who is the
lessee of such land under a lease
where the unexpired term of the
lease is twenty-one years or more
commencing after the date of the
application for a loan, or
(v) the purchaser of the dwelling unit
under an agreement for sale of land
from The Director, The Veterans'
Land Act (Canada). O. Reg. 688/74,
s. 1; O. Reg. 749/75, s. 1; O. Reg.
776/76, s. 1; O. Reg. 784/78, s. 1.
2. — (1) The Minister may make annual grants up
to an amount based on the population of the munici-
pality as shown in the municipal directory prepared
by the Ministry of Intergovernmental Affairs for the
year in which the grants are made multiplied by the
appropriate amount as set out in Schedule 1 to munici-
palities that make application for a grant in accord-
ance with Form 1 and attach with the application,
(a) certified copies of all by-laws passed under
section 43 of the Planning Act or under
any private Act of the Province of Ontario
or, where no such by-laws have been passed.
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certified copies of all resolutions of the
council of the applicant municipality per-
taining to building maintenance, health,
safety and sanitary conditions ;
(b) where the appUcant is an area municipality
within a regional area, a certified copy of a
resolution of the council of the regional
municipality confirming that the regional
municipality will not be making an appli-
cation for an annual grant; and
(c) a certified copy of a resolution of the council
of the applicant municipality authorizing
the appHcation. O. Reg. 688/74, s. 2 (1).
(2) Where the applicant is a regional municipality,
the computation of grants shall be based on the
population of each constituent area municipality.
(3) Where a municipality fails to use the whole or
any part of the fund established by that municipality
under clause 4 (b) for the purposes for which the fund
was established, the Minister may require repayment
by that municipality to the Province of Ontario of the
whole or any part of the fund. O. Reg. 688/74, s. 2
(3, 4).
CONDITION OF GRANTS
3. ^t is a condition attaching to all grants made
by the Minister under this Regulation to a munici-
pality that the moneys in the fund established
under clause 4 (ft) be used by the municipality only to
make loans, not exceeding $7,500 less any amounts re-
ceived through Federal funding, to owners who make
application therefor in accordance with Form 2 , resid-
ing within the municipality and qualifying for a loan
under this Regulation to assist in the repair, rehabili-
tation and improvement of real property used for resi-
dential purposes, which property is occupied by the
owner thereof . O. Reg. 749/75, s. 2.
4. Every municipality that receives a grant under
this Regulation shall,
(a) ensure that there be taken in the name of the
municipality as security for any loan, includ-
ing the forgivable and repayable portions
thereof, a lien as provided for by subsection
3 (2) of the Act or a promissory note as pro-
vided for by subsection 3 (4) of the Act;
(b) establish a fund and deposit in the fund all
moneys received pursuant to this Regu-
lation, all moneys received in repayment
of loans made under this Regulation, and
all interest accruing thereon ;
(c) provide the Minister with whatever infor-
mation, records or accounts he may require
pertaining to any application, loan or any
other matter provided for in this Regula-
tion ; and
(d) be allowed to retain out of the grant to
the municipality as charges for. the process-
ing of loans amounts calculated as set out
in Schedule 3; and
(e) ensure that where there are by-laws as re-
ferred to in clause 2 (1) (a) loans shall be
made to bring dwellings up to the standards
set out in the by-laws, or where there are no
such by-laws, loans shall be made to bring
dwellings up to the standards set out in the
resolutions referred to in clause 2 (1) (a). O.
Reg. 688/74, s. 4; O.Reg. 749/75, s. 3;
O.Reg. 776/76, s. 2.
5. — (1) The Minister may make loans lip to a
maximum of $7,500 to owners who make application
in accordance with Form 2 provided that such
owners do not reside within a municipality but
otherwise qualify for a loan under this Regulation.
O. Reg. 749/75, s. 4, pari.
(2) It is a condition of every loan made by the
Minister under this section that the owner receiving
the loan shall give the Minister as security for the
repayment of the amount loaned, including the
forgivable portions thereof, and interest thereon, a
lien or charge upon the land in respect of which
the loan is made or a promissory note, as the
Minister may require. O. Reg. 776/76, s. 3.
6. No person qualifies for a loan under this Regu-
lation whose, adjusted family income exceeds
$15,500. O. Reg. 1007/75, s. 1; O.Reg. 1016/80, s. 1.
7. Interest rates on the repayable portion of the
loan to the owner shall be related as set out in
Schedule 2 to the adjusted family income of the
owner. O. Reg. 688/74, s. 7.
8. No loan to an owner under this Regulation shall
exceed the total cost of the repairs, rehabilit-
ation and improvements for which the loan was
made. O. Reg. 688/74, s. 8.
9. — (1) In the event of the sale or lease of a
dwelling unit, or in the event of the owner ceasing
to occupy a dwelling unit, any loan under this
Regulation made to the owner shall immediately
become due and repayable to the municipality.
O. Reg. 688/74, s. 9.
(2) Where an owner dies, subsection (1) does not
apply so long as the widow or widower of the
owner remains in occupation of the dwelling unit.
O. Reg. 776/76, s. 4.
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10. — (1) Any loan or part thereof made under
this Regulation may be forgiven provided • that
the total maximum amount that may be forgiven
shall not exceed $4,000 and this amount shall be
reduced by $1 for each $1.25 of the adjusted
family income over $6,000 and the maximum
amount that may be forgiven in each full year of occu-
pancy shall not exceed $600.
(2) Notwithstanding subsection (1), where in the
opinion of the Minister, repayment of a loan consti-
tutes a hardship to an owner, the whole or any part of
the loan may be forgiven or the repayment thereof
postponed. O. Reg. 776/76, s. 5.
Schedule 1
Population of Municipality
Under 500
500 to 9.999
10,000 to 99,999
100,000 to 149,999
150,000 and over
Grant Allocation Formula
3. 18 per cent of the population multiplied by $3,450,
or $29,000, whichever is greater
the population multiplied by $4.21 plus $52,895
the population multiplied by $2.27 plus $72,223
$300,000 flat rate
the population multiplied by $2
O. Reg. 264/77. s. 2.
Schedule 2
Percentage on Interest
Rate on
Adjusted Family Income Repayable Loan
$3,000 and under
0
3,001 — 4,000
1
4.001 — 5,000
2
5.001 — 6,000
4
6.001 — 8.000
6
8.001 and over
8
O. Reg. 688/74. Sched. 2.
Schedule 3
1
Municipahty
Population
Amount
Less than 10,000
10 per cent of each
approved loan.
Between 10.000 and
99.999
8 per cent of each
approved loan.
Over 99,999
6 per cent of each
approved loan.
O. Reg. 749/75. s. 6.
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Form 1
Housing Development Act
ONTARIO HOME RENEWAL PROGRAM
Application for Grant
(to be submitted in triplicate)
Geographic Code
(assessment)
OHRP
County
Region
Municipality
1. The hereby applies for a provincial grant for the purpose
(name of municipality)
of making loans to owners of real property used for residential purposes to assist in the repair,
rehabilitation and improvement of dwelling units under the Housing Development Act and the regulations
and subject to the limitations thereof.
19
to 19
Provincial Grant
Amount
Fiscal Year
2. Population as shown in the current year municipal directory prepared by the Ministry of Intergovernmental
Affairs.
Amount of moneys requested
3. The Corporation also applies for an accountable advance and agrees to account for this amount for
further payments through the submission of Quarterly Yearly Activity Reports.
Accountable Advance
4. Estimated Housing Conditions (municipal) as per OHRP regulations.
Rehabilitation
Percentage of units
Required
Not Required
Beyond Repair
Total Number of Units in
municipality
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HOUSING DEVELOPMENT
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Income Range Distribution of Households (municipal)
Range
Percentage
Range
Percentage
0 - 4,999
10,000 - 14.999
5,000 - 6,999
15,000 - 19.999
7.000 - 9,999
20,000 and over
Average Household Income
Total Number of Households
5 . The Corporation agrees to comply with the Housing Development Act and the regulations of this program.
(clerk of the municipality or other person
authorized to sign this application)
Day
Month
Year
Application Date
Approved
For Ministry of Housing
Day
Month
Year
Approval Date
Note: Attach hereto the copies of all the documents required to be forwarded by the municipality under
subsection 2 (1) of Regulation 506 of Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980. O. Reg. 264/77, s. 3.
Form 2
Housing Development Act
PRELIMINARY LOAN APPLICATION
(to be submitted in duplicate)
The Minister of Housing or the name of the
municipality (whichever is applicable)
Loan Reference Number
Name of Applicant
Address of dwelling unit of applicant
Date
Telephone Number
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Age Marital Status
D single
D
widow
□ separated
n married
D
widower
□ divorced
Number of dependants (excluding spouse)
Number of years resident at
present address
Children
Employed by
Occupation
Number of years with employer
GROSS ANNUAL INCOME
Principal wage earner of family $ ,
Gross annual income of spouse $
Total family income $ .
Less:
the earnings of the spouse up to $1,000 $
$300 for each dependent child $
the first $1,000 of earnings of a one-
parent family $
the living out or travelling expenses $
in the case of self-employment, the
expenses allowed under the Income Tax
Act (Canada) $
ADJUSTED FAMILY INCOME $ ,
CONSTRUCTION
Exterior Interior finish
□ wood frame D solid masonry □ plaster
n brick □ other (specify) D plywood
n drywall
□ other (specify)
PURPOSE OF LOAN
List items for repair, rehabilitation and improvements (attach separate sheet if necessary).
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1 . I certify that I am the owner and occupant of
(address of dwelling unit)
2. I hereby apply for a loan for the said dwelling unit under section 3 of the Housing Development
Act and the regulations.
! 3. I have not previously applied for nor received assistance for the said dwelling unit under
section 3 of the Housing Development Act and the regulations and have not received Federal
funding for the said dwelling unit.
4. To the best of my knowledge and belief the foregoing information is true and accurate.
5. I will provide the Minister of Housing or the municipality (as the case may be) with whatever
information, records or accounts that may be required in connection with this application.
6. I consent to whatever inspections of the said dwelling unit or verification of income that are
required by the Minister or the municipality (as the case may be).
(signature of applicant)
MUNICIPAL USE ONLY
Inspection authorized
n yes n no
Date of inspection 1
If no, specify reasons
(authorized signature)
O. Reg. 776/76, s. 6.
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HUNTER DAMAGE COMPENSATION
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REGULATION 507
under the Hunter Damage Compensation Act
GENERAL 2. For a goat. $200.
1. In this Regulation "owner" means a p)erson
who would have a cause of action against a hunter in
respect of the death of or injury to hve stock, or dam-
age to a class of property designated in section 5.
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 449. s. 1.
2, — (1) Where an owner of live stock or of a class
of property designated in section 5 discovers that any
of his live stock has been killed or injured or a class of
property designated in section 5 has been damaged,
and to the best of his knowledge and belief such
killing, injury or damage has been occasioned by a
hunter, he shall immediately notify a valuer for the
county or district, or as the case may be. in which
he resides, and such valuer shall immediately make
a full investigation.
(2) The owner of the live stock or of a class of
property designated in section 5 shall complete an
application in Form 1 and shall deliver it to the valuer
on or before the completion of the investigation.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 449, s. 2.
3. Where an owner of live stock discovers that any
of his live stock has been killed, he shall retain the
carcass thereof until such time as is required by the
valuer to make his investigation. R.R.O. 1970.
Reg. 449, s. 3.
4. The valuer shall, within ten days after the
completion of his investigation, prepare a report in
Form 2 in quadruplicate and shall,
(a) send the original and one copy, together with
the application of the owner in Form 1, to
the Live Stock Commissioner, Ministry of
Agriculture and Food, Legislative Buildings,
Toronto;
(b) send one copy of the report to the owner of
live stock or other property ; and
(c) retain one copy of the refHjrt for his records.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 449. s. 4.
5. Farm machinery and farm equipment are
designated as classes of property to which section 3
of the Act applies. O. Reg. 294/75. s. 1.
6. The following amounts are prescribed as
maximum amounts for the purposes of subsection 3 (4)
of the Act:
1. For a head of cattle. SI. 000.
3. For a horse. S500.
4. For a head of sheep. $200.
5. For a head of swine. S200. O. Reg. 694/79. s. 1.
Form 1
Hunter Damage Compensation Act
APPLICATION FOR COMPENSATION
(name of appUcant)
of.
(address)
apply to the Minister of Agriculture and Food for
compensation as determined under the Hunter Dam-
age Compensation Act, and the regulations, and in
support of this application declare as follows :
♦1. That on the day of 19...
at
(lot. concession, township, county, etc. or district)
I discovered that :
(a) death or injury to .
(description of live stock)
and/or
(6) damage to
(description of property other than live stock)
had been occasioned.
*2. That I am the owner of such live stock and/or
other property described in paragraph 1 .
•3. That such live stock and/or other property is
(is not) insured.
*4. That I verily believe that such death, injury or
damage was occasioned by a hunter: (Here state
reasons for belief. If space not sufl&cient. attach
separate sheet)
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*5. That I verily believe that the hunter was .
(name and address of hunter(s) )
(Here state reasons for behef. If space not suffi-
cient, attach separate sheet.)
*6. That the identity of the hunter is unknown to me.
I certify that the foregoing information is true.
(signature of apphcant)
♦Strike out words and paragraphs not appUcable.
Dated at , this day of , 19
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 449, Form 1.
Form 2
Hunter Damage Compensation Act
REPORT OF VALUER
1 . Name of Valuer
2. Address of Valuer
(town, township, village, county, etc.)
3. Name of Owner
4. Date and place of investigation .
5. Details of investigation (nature of damage, type
of property, etc.)
(if space not sufficient, attach separate sheet)
6. Estimated live weight of animal
7. Estimated age of animal
8. Estimated market value of live stock immedi-
ately prior to injury or death, or other property
immediately prior to damage .S
9. Estimated salvage value (if an\) S
10. Amount of compensation recommended
1 1 . Other remarks
(signature of valuer)
Dated at , this . . . .day of , 19 .
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 449, Form 2; O. Reg. 694/79, s. 2.
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Reg. 508 HYPNOSIS 1047
REGULATION 508
under the Hypnosis Act
APPLICATION OF SECTION 2 OF ACT
1. In addition to the persons mentioned in section 3 of the Act, section 2 of the Act does not
apply to a person,
(a) who practised hypnosis for a period of five years before the 1st day of Januar>\ 1961;
(b) who earned an average of S2,500 a year from the performance of hypnosis during the five-year period;
and
(c) who does not perform hypnosis,
(i) for the purpose of providing public entertainment, or
(ii) inthepracticeof medicine or of dentistry. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 450, s. 1.
''. II'
Reg. 509
INCOME TAX
1049
REGULATION 509
under the Income Tax Act
GENERAL
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "employee" means any person receiving
remuneration who reports for work at an
establishment of the employer in Ontario ;
(b) "employer", "exemptions", "remunera-
tion" and "pay" have the meaning given
those expressions in section 100 of the
Federal Regulations ;
(c) "Federal Regulations" means the Income
Tax Regulations made under the Income
Tax Act (Canada) by virtue of the powers
conferred by section 221 thereof. O. Reg.
559/72, s. 1.
2. Any person who makes a payment described
in subsection 10 (1) of the Act shall deduct and with-
hold therefrom and remit to the Receiver General of
Canada, such amount, if any, as is hereinafter pre-
scribed. O. Reg. 559/72, s. 2.
3. — (1) Except as otherwise provided in this
Regulation the amount to be deducted or withheld
by an employer from any payment of remuneration
to an employee shall be determined, in the case of an
employee who reports for work at an establishment
of an employer in Ontario as 44/135 of the amount de-
termined in accordance with the Table referred to in
paragraph 102 (1) (/) of the Federal Regulations appli-
cable as of the date of the payment, having regard to
the amount of remuneration, the length of the pay pe-
riod in respect of which the remuneration is paid and
the employee's exemptions for his taxation year in
which the remuneration is paid.
(2) Except as otherwise provided in this Regulation
where an employer pays to an employee an amount of
remuneration that is not provided for in the Table re-
ferred to in subsection (1), the amount to be deducted
or withheld by the employer from such payment is, in
the case of an employee who reports for work at an
establishment of the employer in Ontario, 44/135 of
the amount indicated in column 1, 2, 3, 4 or 5 of the
Table referred to in paragraph 102 (2) (/) of the Federal
Regulations applicable as of the date of the pa\ment,
having regard to the length of the pay period in respect
of which the remuneration is paid and the employee's
pay and exemptions for his taxation year in which the
remuneration is paid. O. Reg. 666/78, s. 1.
4. — (1) Where a payment in respect of a bonus or
retroactive increase in remuneration is made by an
employer to an employee whose total remuneration
from the employer, including the bonus or retro-
active increase, may reasonably be expected not to
exceed $5,000 in the calendar year in which the
payment is made, the employer shall deduct or
withhold, in the case of an employee in Ontario,
44/135 of 15 per cent of such payment in lieu of
the amount determined under section 3. O. Reg.
798/77, s. 2 (1).
(2) Where a payment in respect of a bonus is made
by an employer to an employee whose total remunera-
tion from the employer, including the bonus, may
reasonably be expected to exceed $5,000 in the
taxation year in which the payment is made, the
amount to be deducted or withheld therefrom by the
employer is,
(a) the amount determined under section 3 in
respect of an assumed remuneration equal
to the aggregate of,
(i) the amount of regular remuneration
paid by the employer to the employee
in the pay period in which the re-
muneration is paid, and
(ii) an amount equal to the bonus pay-
ment divided by the number of pay
periods in the taxation year of the
employee in which the payment is
made.
(b) the amount determined under section 3 in
respect of regular remuneration paid by
the employer to the employee in the pay
period,
multiplied by,
(c) the number of pay periods in the taxation
year of the employee in which the pay-
ment is made.
(3) Where a payment in respect of a retroactive
increase in remuneration is made by an employer
to an employee whose total remuneration from the
employer, including the retroactive increase, may
reasonably be expected to exceed $5,000 in the
taxation year of the employee in which the payment
is made, the amount to be deducted or withheld
therefrom by the employer is,
(a) the amount determined under section 3 in
respect of the new rate of remuneration,
minus.
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(6) the amount determined under section 3 in
respect of the previous rate of remunera-
tion,
multipHed by,
(c) the number of pay periods in respect of
which the increase in remuneration is
retroactive. O. Reg. 559/72, s. 4 (2, 3).
(4) Subject to subsection (5) and in lieu of the
amount determined under section 3, where a payment
described in paragraph 40 (1) (a), (b) or (c) of the Fed-
eral Income Tax Application Rules, 1971 is made by
an employer to an employee who is a resident of Cana-
da,
(a) where the payment does not exceed $5,000,
the employer shall deduct or withhold
therefrom, in the case of an employee
who reports for work at an establishment
of the employer in Ontario, 44/135 of 10
per cent of such payment ;
{b) where the payment exceeds $5,000 but
does not exceed $15,000, the employer
shall deduct or withhold therefrom, in the
case of an employee who reports for work
at an establishment of the employer in
Ontario, 44/135 of 20 per cent of such
payment; or
(f) where the payment exceeds $15,000, the
employer shall deduct or withhold there-
from, in the case of an employee who
reports for work at an establishment of
the employer in Ontario, 44/135 of 30 per
cent of such payment. O. Reg. 798/77,
s. 2 (2).
(S) Where the payment referred to in subsection (4)
is pension income or qualified pension income of the
employee pursuant to section 110.2 of the Income Tax
Act (Canada), the payment shall be deemed to be the
amount of the payment minus the lesser of,
(a)' $1,000; or
(b) the amount of the
591/76, s. 2(2), /)aW.
payment. O. Reg.
5. — (1) No deduction shall be made in accordance
with section 3 or 4 where, because of section 104 of the
Federal Regulations, no deduction is required to be
made under section 102 or 103 of those regulations.
(2) Subject to subsection (1), subsections 100 (3) and
(4), subsection 102 (3), sections 106 and 107 and sub-
sections 108 (1), (2), (3) and (4) of the Federal
Regulations apply with necessary modifications to this
Regulation.
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REGULATION 510
under the Industrial Standards Act
DESIGNATION OF INDUSTRIES AND ZONES
Part I
ZONES
AHHERSTBURG ZONE
1. — (1) That part of Ontario described in para-
graph 1 of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be
known as the Amherstburg Zone, for any industry
designated or defined in Part 1 1 as an industry for the
purposes of the Act.
GALT ZONE
(2) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 2
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known
as the Gait Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
GUELPH ZONE
(3) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 3
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, ta be known
as the Guelph Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
HAHILTON ZONE
(4) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 4
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known
as the Hamilton Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
LONDON ZONE
(5) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 5
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known
as the London Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
OTTAWA ZONE
(6) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 6
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known as
the Ottawa Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
THUNDER BAY ZONE
(7) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 7
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known
as the Thunder Bay Zone, for any industry designated
or defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
ST. THOMAS ZONE
(8) That part of OntJirio described in paragraph 8
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known
as the St. Thomas Zone, for any industry designated
or defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
SARNIA ZONE
(9) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 9
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known
as the Samia Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
TIHMINS ZONE
(10) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 1 0
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known
as the Timmins Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes
of the Act.
TORONTO ZONE
(11) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 1 1
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known as
the Toronto Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the pur}X)ses of
the Act.
TRENTON ZONE
(12) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 12
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known as
the Trenton Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the pur|X)ses of
the Act.
WINDSOR ZONE
(13) That part of Ontario described in paragraph 13
of Appendix A is designated as a zone, to be known as
the Windsor Zone, for any industry designated or
defined in Part II as an industry for the purposes of
the Act. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 456, s. 1.
Part II
INDUSTRIES
BRICKLAYING AND STONEMASONRY INDUSTRY
2. — (1) The Bricklaying and Stonemasonry In-
dustry as defined in paragraph 1 of Appendix B is
designated as an industry for the purposes of the Act.
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CARPENTRY INDUSTRY
(2) The Carpentry Industry as defined in para-
graph 2 of Appendix B is designated as an industry for
the purposes of the Act.
COMMON LABOURERS CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
(3) The Common Labourers Construction Industry
as defined in paragraph 3 of Appendix B is designated
as an industry for the purposes of the Act.
ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
(4) The Electrical Repair and Construction Indus-
try as defined in paragraph 4 of Appendix B is des-
ignated as an industry for the purposes of the Act.
LATHING INDUSTRY
(5) The Lathing Industry as defined in paragraph 5
of Appendix B is designated as an industry for the
purposes of the Act.
PAINTING AND DECORATING INDUSTRY
(6) The Painting and Decorating Industry as
defined in paragraph 6 of Appendix B is designated
as an industry for the purposes of the Act.
PLASTERING INDUSTRY
(7) The Plastering Industry as defined in para-
graph 7 of Appendix B is designated as an industry
for the purposes of the Act.
PLUMBING AND HEATING INDUSTRY
(8) The Plumbing and Heating Industry as defined
in paragraph 8 of Appendix B is designated as an
industry for the purposes of the Act.
SHEET-METAL WORK CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
(9) The Sheet-Metal Work Construction Industry
as defined in paragraph 9 of Appendix B is designated
as an industry for the purposes of the Act.
BUILDING TRADES CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
(10) The Building Trades Construction Industry
as defined in paragraph 10 of Appendix B is desig-
nated as an industry for the purposes of the Act.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 456, s. 2; O. Reg. 802/75, s. 1.
Part III
ONTARIO ZONE
3. The whole of Ontario is designated as a zone, to
be known as the Ontario Zone, for any industry desig-
nated or defined in Part IV as an industry for the pur-
poses of the Act. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 456, s. 5.
Part IV
FUR INDUSTRY
4. — (1) The Fur Industry as defined in paragraph 1
of Appendix C is designated as an industry for the pur-
poses of the Act.
LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT INDUSTRY
(2) The Ladies' Cloak and Suit Industry as defined
in paragraph 2 of Appendix C is designated as an in-
dustry for the purposes of the Act.
LADIES' DRESS AND SPORTS-WEAR INDUSTRY
(3) The Ladies' Dress and Sports-wear Industry as
defined in paragraph 3 of Appendix C is designated as
an industry for the purposes of the Act.
MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING INDUSTRY
(4) The Men's and Boys' Clothing Industry as de-
fined in paragraph 4 of Appendix C is designated as an
industry for the purposes of the Act.
MEN'S AND BOYS' HAT AND CAP INDUSTRY
(5) The Men's and Boys' Hat and Cap Industry as
defined in paragraph 5 of Appendix C is designated as
an industry for the purposes of the Act.
MILLINERY INDUSTRY
(6) The Millinery Industry as defined in paragraph
6 of Appendix C is designated as an industry for the
purposes of the Act. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 456, s. 6.
APPENDIX A
AMHERSTBURG ZONE
1. The Town of Amherstburg and the suburban
area adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn
as follows: Beginning where the production northerly
of the easterly limit of the road allowance between
concessions 3 and 4, in the Township of Anderdon,
meets the northerly limit of the road allowance
between the townships of Anderdon and Sandwich
West ; thence westerly along the northerly limit to the
easterly bank of the Detroit River; thence southerly,
southeasterly and easterly, along the easterly bank
of the Detroit River and the northerly shore of Lake
Erie to the limit between lots 57 and 58, in the Town-
ship of Maiden; thence northerly along the limit
between lots 57 and 58 to the north limit of that
part of the King's Highway known as No. 18A;
thence northwesterly, northerly and westerly, along
the northeasterly, easterly and northerly limits of
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the King's Highway to the easterly hmit of the
road allowance between concessions 4 and 5, in the
Township of Maiden; thence northerly along the
easterly hmit to the northerly hmit of the road
allowance between the townships of Maiden and
Anderdon ; thence westerly along the northerly limit
to the easterly limit of the road allowance between
concessions 3 and 4, in the Township of Anderdon;
thence northerly along the easterly hmit and its
production northerly to the place of beginning.
GALT ZONE
2. The City of Gait and the suburban areas adja-
cent thereto as they existed on the 31st day of Decem-
ber, 1972 and lying within a line drawn as follows: Be-
ginning at the southeast corner of Lot 7, Concession 8,
in the Township of North Dumfries; thence northerly
along the easterly limit of Lot 7 in each of concessions
8 and 9 and continuing northerly to the southeast cor-
ner of Lot 7, Concession 10; thence easterly along the
northerly limit of the road allowance between conces-
sions 9 and 10 to the division line between lots 2 and 3,
Concession 10; thence northerly along the said division
line and its production to the northerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 10 and 11; thence
easterly along the last-mentioned northerly limit to the
southeast corner of Lot 1, Concession 11; thence
northerly along the easterly limit of the townships of
North Dumfries and Waterloo and the City of Gait to
the northerly limit of the City of Gait; thence generally
westerly and southerly following the limits of the City
of Gait to the southerly limit of the Roseville Road;
thence northwesterly along the southerly limit of the
Roseville Road to the easterly limit of Lot 15, Conces-
sion 11, in the Township of North Dumfries; thence
southerly along the easterly limit of Lot 15 in each of
concessions 11, 10,9 and 8 to the northerly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 7 and 8; thence
easterly along the last-mentioned northerly limit to the
place of beginning.
GUELPH ZONE
3. The City of Guelph and the suburban area
adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn as
follows: Beginning at the most southerly corner of
Lot 6, Concession 8, Division C, in the Township
of Guelph ; thence in a southeasterly direction along
the northeasterly limit of the road allowance between
lots 5 and 6, concessions 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1,
Division C, in the Township of Guelph, and its
production to a point in the southeasterly limit of
the road allowance between the townships of Guelph
and Puslinch; thence southwesterly along the said
southeasterly limit to its intersection with the north-
easterly limit of the road allowance between conces-
sions 9 and 10, in the Township of Puslinch; thence
southeasterly along the said northeasterly limit to
the southerly corner of Lot 3, Concession 10, in the
Township of Puslinch; thence southwesterly along
the southeasterly limit of Lot 3 in each of con-
cessions 9, 8 and 7 to the southwesterly limit of
the road allowance between concessions 5 and 7, in
the Township of Puslinch; thence northwesterly
along the southwesterly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 5 and 7 and concessions 6 and 7
to the southeasterly limit of the road allowance
between the townshijjs of Puslinch and Guelph;
thence southwesterly along the southeasterly limit
of the road allowance between the townships of
Puslinch and Guelph to the southwesterly limit of
the road allowance between divisions B and E, in
the Township of Guelph ; thence northwesterly along
the southwesterly limit of the road allowance between
divisions B and E to the production southwesterly
of the southeasterly Hmit of Lot 6, Concession 6,
Division D, in the Township of Guelph; thence
northeasterly along the said production and along
the southeasterly limit of Lot 6 in each of con-
cessions 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1, Division D, and the
continuation northeasterly thereof, along the division
line between concessions 7 and 8, Division C, to
the place of beginning.
HAMILTON ZONE
4. The City of Hamilton and the suburban areas
adjacent thereto as they existed on the 31st day of De-
cember, 1973 and lying within a line drawn as
follows : Beginning at the intersection of the southerly
limit of Lot 35, Concession 4 or Broken Front Con-
cession, Township of Trafalgar, County of Halton,
with the westerly shore of Lake Ontario; thence
northwesterly along the said southerly limit and
along the southerly limit of Lot 35 in each of
concessions 3, 2 and 1 south of Dundas Street and
along the southerly limit of Lot 35 in each of
concessions 1 and 2 north of Dundas Street to the
westerly limit of Concession 2 north of Dundas
Street; thence southerly along the westerly limit of
Concession 2 north of Dundas Street to the northerly
limit of the Township of East Flamborough, County
of Wentworth ; thence northwesterly along the north-
erly hmit of the Township of East Flamborough
to the road allowance between concessions 6 and 7,
Township of East Flamborough; thence south-
westerly along the said road allowance to the road
allowance between the townships of East Flambo-
rough and West Flamborough ; thence southeasterly
along the last-mentioned road allowance to the road
allowance between concessions 5 and 6, Township
of West Flamborough ; thence westerly along the last-
mentioned road allowance to the road allowance
between the townships of West Flamborough and
Beverly; thence southerly along the last-mentioned
road allowance to and continuing in a southerly
direction along the road allowance between lots 36
and 37 in each of concessions 1 to 6, both inclusive.
Township of Ancaster, to the northerly hmit of Con-
cession 7; thence easterly along the northerly limit
of Concession 7 to the easterly limit of the road
allowance between the townships of Ancaster and
Glanford; thence northerly along the easterly limit
of the last-mentioned road allowance to the northerly
limit of Concession 6, Township of Glanford ; thence
easterly along the northerly limit of the last-
mentioned concession to the westerly limit of Lot 7,
Block 5, Concession 4, Township of Binbrook; thence
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northerly along the westerly limit of Lot 7 to the
northerly limit of said Concession 4 ; thence easterly
along the northerly limit of the last-mentioned con-
cession to the easterly limit of the road allowance
between the Township of Binbrook, County of
Wentworth, and the Township of Caistor, County of
Lincoln; thence northerly along the easterly limit
of the last-mentioned road allowance and along the
easterly limit of the road allowance between the
Township of Binbrook, County of Wentworth, and
the Township of Grimsby South, County of Lincoln,
to the southerly limit of the road allowance between
the Township of Grimsby South, County of Lincoln,
and the Township of Saltfleet, County of Went-
worth; thence easterly along the southerly Hmit of
the last-mentioned road allowance to the easterly
limit of the road allowance between the last-
mentioned townships; thence northerly along the
last-mentioned easterly limit and the easterly limit
of the road allowance between the Township of
Saltfleet, County of Wentworth and the Township
of Grimsby North, County of Lincoln, to the south-
erly shore of Lake Ontario; thence westerly and
northerly along the southerly and westerly shore of
Lake Ontario to the place of beginning.
LONDON ZONE
5. Being the City of London and the suburban
areas adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn as
follows: Beginning at the intersection of the centre
line of the road allowance between the townships of
Lobo and Caradoc, in the County of Middlesex, with
the production westerly of the south limit of the
road allowance between concessions 4 and 5, in the
Township of Lobo; thence in a southerly direction
along the centre line of the road allowance between
the townships of Lobo and Caradoc and the production
southerly of that road allowance to the centre line
of the Thames River, being also the boundary
between the Township of Caradoc and the Township
of Delaware, in the County of Middlesex; thence
in a southerly direction along the centre line of the
Thames River to its intersection with the production
westerly of the line between lots 15 and 16, in the
Township of Delaware ; thence in an easterly direction
along the production westerly of that lot line, which
is also the north limit of the Oneida Indian Reserve
number 41, to the centre hne of the road allowance
between the said Indian Reserve and Concession 1,
in the Township of Delaware; thence southerly
along that centre line and its production southerly
to the centre line of the road allowance between
the Township of Delaware and the Township of
South wold, in the County of Elgin; thence easterly
along that centre line of the road allowance to the
centre line of the road allowance between the Town-
ship of Westminster, in the County of Middlesex,
and the townships of Southwold aind Yarmouth, in
the County of Elgin; thence easterly along that
centre line and its production easterly to the easterly
limit of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 74, in the Village of Belmont, in the County of
Elgin; thence northerly along the easterly limit of
that Highway to the north limit of County Road
No. 38; thence easterly along the north Hmit of
County Road No. 38 through the said Village of
Belmont, in the Township of South Dorchester, in
the County of Elgin and the Township of North
Dorchester, in the County of Middlesex, to its inter-
section with the line between lots 9 and 10, in
Concession 6, in the Township of North Dorchfster ;
thence northerly along the line between lots 9 and 10,
in the Township of North Dorchester, to the north
limit of the road allowance between concessions 5
and 6; thence easterly along the north limit of that
road allowance to the line between lots 8 and 9;
thence northerly along the line between lots 8 and
9 through concessions 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, B and A and
the production of that lot line to the centre line of
the Thames River, being the boundary between the
Township of North Dorchester and the Township
of North Oxford, in the County of Oxford; thence
along the centre line of the Thames River to its
intersection with the production southerly of the
centre line of the road allowance between the town-
ships of North Oxford and North Dorchester; thence
northerly along that production and the centre line
of that road allowance to its production northerly;
thence northerly along that production to the north
Hmit of that part of the King's Highway known as
No. 2 (Governors Road) ; thence westerly along the
north limit of that Highway to the centre line of
the road allowance between the Township of East
Nissouri, in the County of Oxford and the Township of
West Nissouri, in the County of Middlesex; thence
northerly along that centre line to its intersection with
the easterly production of the line between lots 18 and
19, in the Township of West Nissouri ; thence westerly
along the line between lots 18 and 19, in the Town-
ship of West Nissouri through concessions 7, 6, 5,
4, 3, 2 and 1, and along the production of that lot
line to its intersection with the centre line of the
road allowance between the Township of West
Nissouri and the Township of London, in the County
of Middlesex; thence along the centre line of that
road allowance to its intersection with the production
easterly of the north limit of the road allowance
between concessions 8 and 9, in the Township of
London; thence westerly along the north limit of
that road allowance and its production to its inter-
section with the centre Hne of the road allowance
between the townships of London and Lobo ; thence
northerly along that centre line of road allowance
to its intersection with the production easterly of
the north limit of the road allowance between con-
cessions 6 and 7, in the Township of Lobo; thence
westerly along the north limit of that road aHowance
to the easterly limit of the road allowance between
lots 4 and 5; thence southerly along the easterly
limit of that road allowance through concessions 6
and 5 to the south limit of the road allowance
between concessions 4 and 5; thence westerly along
the south limit of that road allowance to the place
of beginning.
OTTAWA ZONE
6.- The City of Ottawa and the suburban areas
adjacent thereto, as they existed on the 14th day of
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June, 1968, and Ijang within a line drawn as follows:
Beginning at the intersection of the northwesterly
limit of the road allowance between lots 20 and 21,
Concession 7, in the Township of March, with the
high water mark on the southwesterly bank of the
Ottawa River ; thence southwesterly along the north-
westerly limit of the road allowance between lots 20
and 21, in each of concessions 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 and 1,
in the said township and along the northwesterly
limit of the road allowance between lots 20 and
21, in each of concessions 1, 2, 3 and 4, in the
Township of Huntley, to the southwesterly Hmit of
the road allowance between concessions 4 and 5;
thence southeasterly along the southwesterly limit
of the last-mentioned road allowance to the division
line between the townships of Huntley and Goul-
bourn; thence northeasterly along the said division
Hne to the division Hne between lots 18 and 19,
Concession 12, in the Township of Goulboum ; thence
southeasterly along the division line between lots 18
and 19 through each of concessions 12 to 1, both
inclusive, to the division line between the townships
of Goulboum and Marlborough ; thence northeasterly
along the last-mentioned division line to the division
line between lots 7 and 8, Concession 10, in the
Township of Marlborough ; thence southeasterly along
the last-mentioned division line to the division line
between concessions 9 and 10, in the Township of
Marlborough ; thence northeasterly along the north-
westerly limit of Concession 9, Township of Marl-
borough, to and continuing in a northeasterly direc-
tion along the northwesterly limit of Lot 6, in each
of concessions 4, 3, 2, 1, "A" and broken front,
in the Township of North Gower ; thence continuing
in a northeasterly direction along the northwesterly
Umit of Lot 6, Concession 1, in the Township of
Osgoode, to the northeasterly limit of said Lot 6;
thence southerly along the northeasterly limit of said
Lot 6 to the production southwesterly of the north-
westerly limit of Lot 6, Concession 2; thence north-
easterly along the said production and the north-
westerly limit of Lot 6, Concession 2, and its produc-
tion northeasterly to the northeasterly limit of the
road allowance between concessions 2 and 3 ; thence
northwesterly along the last-mentioned northeasterly
limit to the southeasterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6, Concession 3; thence north-
easterly along the southeasterly limit of the road
allowance between lots 5 and 6, in concessions 3 to
11, both inclusive, to the southwesterly limit of the
road allowance between the Township of Osgoode,
County of Carleton, and the Township of Cumber-
land, County of Russell ; thence southeasterly along
the last-mentioned southwesterly Hmit to the produc-
tion southwesterly of the southeasterly limit of the
road allowance between the townships of Cumber-
land and Russell, in the County of Russell; thence
northeasterly along the said production of and the
southeasterly limit of the Isist-mentioned road allow-
ance to the production southeasterly of the south-
westerly limit of Concession 3, in the Township of
Cumberland; thence northwesterly along the said
production and the southwesterly limit of the last-
mentioned Concession 3, to and continuing in a north-
westerly direction along the southwesterly limit of
the second concession from the Ottawa River to the
southerly limit of the first concession from the
Ottawa River; thence westerly along the last-
mentioned southerly limit to the division line between
lots 10 and 11, in the last-mentioned concession;
thence northwesterly along the last-mentioned divi-
sion line to the high water mark on the southerly
bank of the Ottawa River; thence westerly along
the said high water mark to the place of beginning.
THUNDER BAY ZONE
7. The City of Thunder Bay and the suburban area
adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn as
follows : Beginning where the southerly limit of Fort
William Indian Reserve No. 52 meets the high-water
mark of the shore of Thunder Bay of Lake Superior ;
thence northwesterly along the southerly limit to
the southeast angle of the Township of Neebing,
as the Township of Neebing existed on the 31st
day of December, 1969; thence westerly along the
south boundary of the Township of Neebing to the
southwest angle of the Township of Neebing ; thence
northerly along the west boundary of the Township
of Neebing to the northwest angle of the Township
of Neebing; thence northerly across the road allow-
ance to the southeast angle of Section 56, in the
Township of Mclntyre, as the Township of Mclntyre
existed on the 31st day of December, 1969; thence
northerly along the easterly limit of sections 56 and
47 to a jog in the easterly limit of Section 47,
in the Township of Mclntyre ; thence easterly along
the jog to the easterly limit of Section 47; thence
northerly along the easterly Hmit of sections 47, 44
and 30, in the Township of Mclntyre to the southerly
Hmit of Mineral Location 29, in the Township of
Mclntyre; thence easterly along the southerly Hmit
of mineral locations 29, 28, 27, 26. 25, 24 and 23 to
the southeast angle of Mineral Location 23; thence
northerly along the easterly limit of Mineral Loca-
tion 23 to the northeast angle of Mineral Location 23 ;
thence easterly along the southerly limit of Lot 11,
in Concession B, in the Township of Mclntyre, to
the southeasterly Hmit of Lot 1 1 ; thence northeasterly
along the southeasterly Hmit of Lot 1 1 and its produc-
tion northeasterly to meet the production southerly
of the centre Hne of Section 17, in the Township of
Mclntyre; thence northerly along the centre of Sec-
tion 17 and its production to the northerly limit of
Section 17; thence northerly along the centre Hne of
Section 6 to the northerly limit of Section 6, in the
Township of Mclntyre; thence easterly along the
northerly Hmit of Section 6 to the southwest angle
of Lot 11, in Concession 1, in the Township of
Gorham; thence northerly along the westerly limit
of Lot 11, across concessions 1 and 2, in the Town-
ship of Gorham, to the northwest angle of Lot 11,
in Concession 2; thence easterly along the Hne
between concessions 2 and 3 to the easterly limit
of the Township of Gorham ; thence southerly along
the line between the townships of Gorham and
MacGregor to the centre line of Concession B, in the
Township of MacGregor; thence easterly along the
centre line of Concession B, across lots 18, 17, 16, 15
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and 14 to the line between lots 13 and 14, in the
Township of MacGregor; thence southerly along the
line between lots 13 and 14 and its production
southerly to the northerly limit of Lot 18E, in the
Township of MacGregor; thence westerly along the
last-mentioned limit to the northwest angle of Lot
18E; thence southerly along the westerly limit of
lots 18E and 9E, in the Township of MacGregor, to the
high-water mark of the shore of Thunder Bay of Lake
Superior; thence southwesterly and southerly along
the high-water mark of the shore of Thunder Bay
of Lake Superior to the place of beginning.
ST. THOMAS ZONE
8. The City of St. Thomas and the suburban area
adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn as
follows: Beginning at the northeast corner of Lot 4,
Concession XIII, in the Township of Yarmouth;
thence southerly along the westerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 4 and 5, in each of con-
cessions XIII, XII, XI and X, to the northeast
corner of Lot 4, Range II, north of Edgeware Road;
thence easterly along the southerly limit of the
road allowance between Range II, north of Edgeware
Road and Concession X to the northwest corner of
Lot 13, Range II, north of Edgeware Road; thence
southerly along the easterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 12 and 13 in ranges II and I, north of
Edgeware Road and Range I, south of Edgeware
Road, and continuing southerly along the division
line between lots 59 and 60, Concession IX (or
north of Talbot Road) to the southwest corner of
Lot 60, Concession IX; thence easterly along the
northerly limit of the road allowance between con-
cessions VIII and IX (TaloOt Road) to the south-
west corner of Lot 64, Concession I X ; thence southerly
along the division line between lots 63 and 64,
Concession VIII, to the northwest corner of Lot 19,
Concession VII ; thence westerly along the southerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions VII
and VIII, to the northeast corner of Lot 14, Con-
cession VII; thence southerly along the westerly
limit of the road allowance between lots 14 and 15,
Concession VII, to the southeast corner of Lot 14,
Concession VII; thence westerly along the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions VI
and VII to the southeast corner of Lot 10, Con-
cession VII; thence southerly along the westerly
limit of the road allowance between lots 10 and 11,
in each of concessions VI, V and IV, to the south-
east corner of Lot 10, Concession IV; thence westerly
along the northerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions III and IV, to the southeast
corner of Lot 7, Concession IV; thence southerly
along the westerly limit of the road allowance between
lots 7 and 8 to the southeast corner of Lot 7, Con-
cession III; thence westerly along the northerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions II
and III to the easterly limit of a public road
along the division line between lots 2 and 3, Con-
cession III; thence northerly along the easterly
limit of the said public road to the northerly limit
of a public road running through lots 2 and 1,
Concession III; thence westerly along the northerly
limit of the last-mentioned public road to the easterly
limit of the road allowance between tlu' townships of
Yarmouth and Southwold; thence northerly along
the easterly limit of the road allowance between the
townships of Yarmouth and Southwold to the produc-
tion easterly of the northerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 4 and 5, Range II, east of
River Road, Township of Southwold ; thence westerly
along the said production and along the northerly
limit of the road allowance between lots 4 and 5,
Range II, east of River Road to the southwest
corner of Lot 5, Range II, east of River Road,
Township of Southwold; thence northerly along the
westerly limit of lots 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 and 10, Range II,
east of River Road, to the southeasterly limit of
Lot 40, south side of Talbot Road East Branch;
thence southwesterly along the southeasterly limit
of lots 40 and 39 to the southerly corner of Lot 39,
south side of Talbot Road East Branch; thence
northwesterly along the southwesterly limit of Lot 39,
south side of Talbot Road East Branch, Lot 39,
north side of Talbot Road East Branch, Lot 36,
south side of Talbot Road North Branch and Lot 36,
north side of Talbot Road North Branch, to the
westerly corner of Lot 36, north side of Talbot
Road North Branch ; thence northeasterly along the
northwesterly limit of lots 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, E
and F, north side of Talbot Road North Branch,
to the northerly corner of Lot F, north side of
Talbot Road North Branch ; thence northerly along
the westerly limit of Talbot Road North Branch to
the southerly limit of the road allowance between
the townships of Southwold and Westminster ; thence
easterly along the southerly limit of the road allow-
ance between the townships of Southwold and West-
minster and the southerly limit of the road allowance
between the townships of Yarmouth and Westminster
to the place of beginning.
SARNIA ZONE
9. The City of Sarnia and the suburban area
adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn as
follows: Beginning where the southerly limit of the
road allowance between lots 24 and 25, Front Con-
cession, in the Township of Moore, meets the easterly
bank of the St. Clair River; thence easterly along
the southerly limit of the said road allowance and
along the southerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 4 and 5, in the Township of
Moore, to the easterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 24 and 25, Concession 4, in the Town-
ship of Moore; thence northerly along the easterly
limit, and its southerly projection, of the road
allowance between lots 24 and 25, concessions 5 to 12,
both inclusive, to the southerly limit of the road
allowance between the Township of Moore and the
City of Sarnia; thence easterly along the southerly
limit of the road allowance between the Township of
Moore and the City of Sarnia, and between the town-
ships of Moore and Sarnia, to the easterly limit of the
road allowance between lots 15 and 16, Concession 12,
in the Township of Moore ; thence northerly along the
easterly limit, and its southerly projection, of the road
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allowance between lots 15 and 16, concessions 1 to 4,
both inclusive, in the Township of Sarnia, to the
southerly limit of the road allowance between con-
cessions 4 and 5; thence easterly along the southerly
limit of the road allowance between concessions 4
and 5 to the easterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 12 and 13. Concession 4; thence
northerly along the easterly limit, and its southerly
projection, of the road allowance between lots 12
and 13, concessions 5 and 6, to the southerly limit
of the road allowance between concessions 6 and 7 ;
thence easterly along the southerly limit of the road
allowance between concessions 6 and 7 to the centre
line of the road allowance between the townships
of Sarnia and Plympton ; thence northerly along the
centre line of the road allowance between the town-
ships of Sarnia and Plympton to the southeasterly
shore of Lake Huron ; thence southwesterly along the
southeasterly shore of Lake Huron and southerly
along the easterly bank of the St. Clair River
to the place of beginning.
TIMMINS ZONE
10. The Town of Timmins and the geographic
townships of Bristol, Carscallen, Deloro, Denton,
Godfrey, Mountjoy, Ogden, Shaw, Tisdale, Turnbull
and Whitney, in the Territorial District of Cochrane.
TORONTO ZONE
11. The City of Toronto and the suburban areas
adjacent thereto, as they existed on the 31st day of
December, 1970, and lying within a line drawn as
follows: Beginning where the easterly limit of the
road allowance between lots 18 and 19, Range II,
in the Township of Pickering, meets the northerly
shore of Lake Ontario; thence northerly along the
easterly limit of the road allowance between lots 18
and 19, in each of ranges II and III and con-
cessions I, II, III and IV, to the northerly limit
of the road allowance between concessions IV and V,
in the Township of Pickering ; thence westerly along
the said northerly limit to the easterly limit of the
road allowance between lots 34 and 35, Concession V,
in the Township of Pickering; thence northerly
along the said easterly limit to the northerly limit
of the road allowance between concessions V and VI,
in the Township of Pickering ; thence easterly along
the said northerly limit to the division line between
lots 34 and 35, Concession VI, in the Township of
Pickering; thence northerly along the said division
line to the production easterly of the road allowance
between lots 15 and 16, Concession X, east of
Yonge Street, in the Township of Markham; thence
westerly along the said production to the northerly
limit of the road allowance between lots 15 and 16,
Concession X, east of Yonge Street; thence westerly
along the northerly limit of the road allowance
between lots 15 and 16, in each of concessions X,
IX, VIII, VII, VI, V, IV and III, east of Yonge
Street, in the Township of Markham. to the easterly
limit of the road allowance between concessions II
and III, east of Yonge Street, in the Township of
Markham ; thence northerly along the said easterly
limit to the northerly limit of the road allowance
between the townships of Markham and Whitchurch ;
thence easterly along the said northerly limit to the
easterly limit of the road allowance between con-
cessions II and III, east of Yonge Street, in the
Township of Whitchurch ; thence northerly along the
said easterly limit to the easterly limit of the road
allowance between concessions II and III, east of
Yonge Street, in the Township of East Gwillimbury;
thence northerly along the said easterly limit to the
northerly limit of the road allowance between lots 5
and 6, Concession II, east of Yonge Street, in the
Township of East Gwillimbury ; thence westerly along
the said northerly limit to the northerly limit of
the road allowance between lots 100 and 101, Con-
cession I, east of Yonge Street, in the Township of
East Gwillimbury; thence westerly along the said
northerly limit to the' northerly limit of the road
allowance between lots 100 and 101, Concession I,
west of Yonge Street, in the Township of East
Gwillimbury ; thence westerly along the said northerly
limit to the westerly limit of the road allowance
between the townships of East Gwillimbury and King ;
thence southerly along the said westerly limit to
the westerly limit of the road allowance between
concessions I and II, west of Yonge Street, in the
Township of King; thence southerly along the said
westerly limit to the division line between lots 11
and 12, Concession II, west of Yonge Street, in the
Township of King ; thence westerly along the division
line between lots 11 and 12, in each of conces-
sions II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, VIII, IX. X and XI.
west of Yonge Street, in the Township of King,
to the northwesterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 10 and 11. Concession VIII, in the
Township of Albion ; tKence southwesterly along the
northwesterly limit of the road allowance between
lots 10 and 11, in each of concessions VIII and
VII, in the Township of Albion, to the north-
easterly limit of the road allowance between con-
cessions VI and VII. in the Township of Albion;
thence northwesterly along the said northeasterly
limit to the division line between lots 11 and 12.
Concession VI. in the Township of Albion; thence
southwesterly along the division line between lots 11
and 12, in each of concessions VI, V. IV, III, II
and I, in the Township of Albion, to the division
line between lots 28 and 29, Concession VI, east of
Hurontario Street, in the Township of Chinguacousy ;
thence southwesterly along the division line between
lots 28 and 29, in each of concessions VI, V. IV,
III, II and I, east of Hurontario Street, and con-
cessions I and II, west of Hurontario Street, in the
Township of Chinguacousy, to the southwesterly
limit of the road allowance between concessions II
and III, west of Hurontario Street, in the Township
of Chinguacousy; thence southeasterly along the said
southwesterly limit to the division line between
lots 12 and 13. Concession III, west of Hurontario
Street, in the Township of Chinguacousy; thence
southwesterly along the division line between lots 12
and 13. in each of concessions III. IV and V, west
of Hurontario Street, in the Township of Chingua-
cousy, to the southwesterly limit of the road allow-
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ance between concessions V and VI, west of
Hurontario Street, in the Township of Chinguacousy ;
thence southeasterly along the said southwesterly
limit to the northwesterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6, Concession VI, west of
Hurontario Street, in the Township of Chinguacousy;
thence southwesterly along the said northwesterly
limit to the northwesterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 5 and 6, Concession XI, in the Town of
Oakville (formerly Township of Trafalgar); thence
southwesterly along the northwesterly limit of the
road allowance between lots 5 and 6, in each of
concessions XI, X, IX and VIII, in the Town of
Oakville (formerly the Township of Trafalgar) to the
southwesterly limit of the road allowance between
concessions VII and VIII, in the Town of Oakville
(formerly Township of Trafalgar); thence south-
easterly along the said southwesterly limit to the
northwesterly limit of the road allowance between
Concession VII and Concession 11, north of Dundas
Street, in the Town of Oakville (formerly Township
of Trafalgar) ; thence southwesterly along the said
northwesterly limit to the division line between
lots 12 and 13, Concession II, north of Dundas
Street; thence southeasterly along the division line
between lots 12 and 13, in each of concessions II and
I, north of Dundas Street, in the Town of Oakville
(formerly Township of Trafalgar) to the southeasterly
limit of Dundas Street, in the Town of Oakville
(formerly Township of Trafalgar) ; thence north-
easterly along the southeasterly limit of Dundas
Street, to the northeasterly limit of the road allowance
between lots 10 and 11, Concession I, south of
Dundas Street, in the Town of Oakville (formerly
Township of Trafalgar) ; thence southeasterly along
the northeasterly limit of the road allowance between
lots 10 and 11, in each of concessions I and II,
south of Dundas Street, in the Town of Oakville
(formerly Township of Trafalgar) to the north-
westerly limit of the road allowance between conces-
sions II and III, south of Dundas Street, in the
Town of Oakville (formerly Township of Trafalgar) ;
thence northeasterly along the said northwesterly
limit to the northeasterly limit of the road allowance
between the Town of Oakville (formerly Township
of Trafalgar) and the Township of Toronto; thence
southeasterly along the said northeasterly limit to.
the northeasterly shore of Lake Ontario; thence
easterly along the northerly shore of Lake Ontario
to the place of beginning.
TRENTON ZONE
12. The Town of Trenton and the suburban area
adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn as
follows: Beginning where the westerly boundary of
Lot 5, in Concession B, in the Township of Murray,
in the County of Northumberland, meets the high-
water mark of the northerly shore of the Bay of
Quinte of Lake Ontario ; thence northwesterly along
the westerly boundary of Lot 5, across concessions B,
A and 1, to the northwest angle of Lot 5, in
Concession 1, in the Township of Murray; thence
northwesterly across the road allowance between
Concession 1 and Concession 2, to the southwest
angle of Lot 6, in Concession 2 ; thence northwesterly
along the westerly boundary of Lot 6, in Conces-
sion 2, to the northwest angle of Lot 6, in Con-
cession 2 ; thence northwesterly across the road allow-
ance between concessions 2 and 3 to the southwest
angle of Lot 6, in Concession 3; thence northeasterly
along the southerly limit of lots 6, 5 and 4, in Con-
cession 3, in the Township of Murray, to the north-
west angle of the Town of Trenton; thence
northeasterly, southeasterly, northeasterly and
southeasterly along the limits of the Town of Trenton
to the centre line of the right of way of the Canadian
Pacific Railway, in Concession I, in the Township of
Sidney, in the County of Hastings; thence easterly
along the last-mentioned centre line to the centre
line of a road between lots 7 and 8, in Concession I,
in the Township of Sidney; thence southerly along
the last-mentioned centre line across part of Conces-
sion I to the centre line of a road extending in
an easterly direction ; thence easterly along the last-
mentioned centre line to the centre line of a road
between lots 8 and 9, in Conce^ion I, in the Town-
ship of Sidney; thence southerly along the last-
mentioned centre line to the northerly limit of
King's Highway No. 2 ; thence southerly in a straight
line across the highway to the line between lots 8
and 9 to and extending southerly along the last-
mentioned line to the high-water mark on the north-
erly shore of the Bay of Quinte ; thence in a general
westerly and southwesterly direction along the high-
water mark to the place of beginning.
WINDSOR ZONE
13. The City of Windsor and the suburban area
adjacent thereto and lying within a line drawn as
follows: Commencing where the high-water mark of
the southeasterly bank of the Detroit River meets
the line between the townships of Anderdon and
Sandwich West; thence easterly along the line
between the said townships to the southeasterly
limit of County Road No. 2; thence northeasterly
and northerly along the southeasterly and easterly
limits of County Road No. 2, to the southerly
limit of the road allowance between lots 12 and 13,
Concession 2, in the Township of Sandwich West;
thence easterly along the southerly limit of the said
road allowance and its production easterly, to the
easterly limit of the road allowance between con-
cessions 3 and 4, in the Township of Sandwich
West; thence northerly along the easterly limit of
the said road allowance to the southwesterly limit
of Huron Church Line Road; thence southeasterly
along the southwesterly limit of Huron Church Line
Road to the southerly limit of the road allowance
between concessions 6 and 7, in the Township of
Sandwich West; thence northeasterly along the
southeasterly limit of the said road allowance to
the easterly limit of the road allowance between
the townships of Sandwich West and Sandwich
South; thence northerly along the easterly limit of
the said road allowance to the southerly limit of
the road allowance between Concession South of
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Talbot Road West and concessions 5 and 6, in the
Township of Sandwich South ; thence easterly along
the southerly limit of the said road allowance to
the easterly limit of a public road opened by town-
ship By-law No. 10, in Lot 302, in each of con-
cessions South and North of Talbot Road West,
in the Township of Sandwich South ; thence northerly
along the easterly limit of the said public road to
the easterly limit of the road allowance between
concessions 7 and 8, in the Township of Sandwich
South; thence northerly along the easterly limit
of the said road allowance to the southerly limit
of the road allowance between lots 16 and 17, in each
of concessions 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12, in the Township
of Sandwich South; thence easterly along the
southerly limit of the said road allowance to the
easterly limit of the road allowance between the
townships of Sandwich South and Maidstone ; thence
northerly along the easterly limit of the said road
allowance to the southerly limit of "King's Highway
No. 2; thence easterly along the southerly limit
of the said highway to a public road on the east
side of Puce River, known as County Road No. 8;
thence northerly along the easterly limit of the said
public road to the high-water mark on the southerly
shore of Lake St. Clair; thence westerly along the
high-water mark on the southerly shore of Lake
St. Clair and southwesterly and southerly along the
high-water mark on the southeasterly bank of the
Detroit River to the place of commencement,
together with Peach Island and Grassy Island.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 456, App. A.
APPENDIX B
BRICKLAYING AND STONEMASONRY INDUSTRY
1. The Bricklaying and Stonemasonry Industry
is defined as all work done by bricklayers and stone-
masons in the,
(a) construction;
(b) erection;
(c) repair;
(d) remodelling ; or
(e) alteration,
of the whole or a part of a building or structure
except maintenance repairs to the buildings and
premises used in the operation of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution, including the minor
installations or alterations incidental to the mainte-
nance of the buildings and premises, where performed
by the regular employees of the manufacturing,
industrial or service institution
CARPENTRY INDUSTRY
2. The Carpentry Industry is defined as all work
done by carpenters and joiners in the,
(a) construction;
(b) erection;
(c) repair;
(d) remodelling ; or
(e) alteration,
of the whole or a part of a building or structure
except maintenance repairs to the buildings and
premises used in the operation of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution, including the minor
installations or alterations incidental to the mainte-
nance of the buildings and premises, where performed
by the regular employees of the manufacturing,
industrial or service institution.
COMMON LABOURERS CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
3. The Common Labourers Construction Industry
is defined as all work done by common labourers
in the construction, erection, repair, remodelling or
alteration of the whole or a part of a building or
structure other than a highway, sewer or water-
main, but does not include maintenance repairs to
the buildings and premises of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution or minor installations
or alterations incidental to the maintenance of such
buildings and premises where performed by the
regular employees of the institution.
ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
4. The Electrical Repair and Construction In-
dustry is defined as all work done by electricians,
which includes all electrical installations in buildings,
structures or premises and all electrical installations
for or in respect of equipment, apparatus or appliances
operating or to be operated therein, and the repair
and maintenance of the installations, except,
(a) maintenance repairs ; and
(6) the minor installations or alterations in-
cidental to maintenance,
in respect of the buildings and premises used in the
operation of a manufacturing, industrial or service
institution, where the work is done by the regular
employees of the manufacturing, industrial or service
institution.
LATHING INDUSTRY
5. The Lathing Industry is defined as all work
done by lathers in the,
(a) construction;
(b) erection;
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(c) repair; . • .
(d) remodelling ; or
(e) alteration,
of the whole or a part of a building or structure
except maintenance repairs to the buildings and
premises used in the operation of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution, including the minor
installations or alterations incidental to the mainte-
nance of the buildings and premises, where performed
by the regular employees of the manufacturing,
industrial or service institution.
PAINTING AND DECORATING INDUSTRY
6. The Painting and Decorating Industry is
defined as all work done by painters, decorators
and paper-hangers, in the,
(a) construction;
{b) erection;
(c) repair;
(d) remodelling ; or
(e) alteration,
of the whole or a part of a building or structure
except maintenance repairs to the buildings and
premises used in the operation of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution, including the minor
installations or alterations incidental to the mainte-
nance of the buildings and premises, where performed
by the regular employees of the manufacturing,
industrial or service institution.
PLASTERING INDUSTRY
7. The Plastering Industry is defined as all work
done by plasterers in the,
(a) construction ;
(b) erection;
(c) repair;
(d) remodelling ; or
(e) alteration,
of the whole or a part of a building or structure
except maintenance repairs to the buildings and
premises used in the operation of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution, including the minor
installations or alterations incidental to the mainte-
nance of the buildings and premises, where performed
by the regular employees of the manufacturing,
industrial or service institution.
PLUMBING AND HEATING INDUSTRY
8. The Plumbing and Heating Industry is defined
as all plumbing, steam-fitting, pipe-fitting, hot-water-
fitti g and gas-fitting installations in or about build-
ings, structures and premises or for or in respect
of equipment operating or to be operated therein
and the repair and maintenance of the installations
except,
(a) the repair and maintenance of the installa-
tions in a manufacturing, industrial or
service institution ; and
(b) the minor installations that are incidental
to the normal operation of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution,
where the maintenance work is performed by persons
who, regularly throughout the operation of a manu-
facturing, industrial or service institution, are
engaged in maintaining in good working order the
equipment and premises used in the operation of the
manufacturing, industrial or service institution.
SHEET-METAL WORK CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
9. The Sheet-metal Work Construction Industry is
defined as all work done by sheet-metal workers in
the,
(a) construction;
(b) ere ion ;
(c) repair;
(d) remodelling; or
(e) alteration,
of the whole or a part of a building or structure
except maintenance repairs to the buildings and
premises used in the operation of a manufacturing,
industrial or service institution, including the minor
installations or alterations incidental to the mainte-
nance of the buildings and premises, where performed
by the regular employees of the manufacturing,
industrial or service institution.
BUILDING TRADES CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
10. The Building Trades Construction Industry
is defined as all work done by,
(a) bricklayers and stonemasons ;
(b) carpenters and joiners ;
(c) electricians;
(d) lathers;
(e) painters, decorators and paper-hangers ;
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(/) plasterers;
(g) plumbers and steamfitters; and
(A) sheet metal workers,
whose work is defined respectively in paragraphs 1,
2, 4. 5. 6, 7, 8 and 9 of this Appendix. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 456. App. B; O. Reg. 802/75. s. 2.
APPENDIX C
FUR INDUSTRY
1. The Fur Industry is defined as all work done in
the manufacture, repair or remodelling in whole or in
part of,
(a) fur coats, fur jackets and similar fur gar-
ments ; and
(b) fur neck-pieces, fur collars, fur cuffs and
other fur pieces,
but does not include such work done in premises of
an employer where there is not more than one person
performing the work, and for the purposes of the
fur industry, "fur" does not include imitation or simu-
lated fur.
ladies' cloak and suit industry
2. The Ladies' Cloak and Suit Industry is defined
as all work done in the manufacture anywhere in
Ontario, in whole or in part, of cloaks, coats, suits,
wraps, wind-breakers, skirts manufactured for use
as part of a suit, jackets or blazers, manufactured
from any material including suede, leather, simulated,
synthetic, pile and fur fabrics, of any description,
for female persons of all ages, but does not include
work done in,
(a) the manufacture of,
(i) ski-suits or skating suits in whole
or in part,
(ii) athletic uniforms in whole or in part,
(iii) riding-coats, or
(iv) lounging-robes, bath-robes, ki-
monos, pyjamas or beach wraps;
(b) the making of cloaks, coats, suits, wraps,
wind-breakers, skirts manufactured for
use as part of a suit, jackets, or blazers,
manufactured from any material including
suede, leather, simulated, synthetic, pile
and fur fabrics, of any description, for
female persons of all ages by a custom
tailor, who,
(i) makes cloaks, coats, suits, wraps,
wind-breakers, skirts manufactured
for use as part of a suit, jackets or
blazers individually for a retail
customer, according to the measure-
ments and specifications of the retail
customer, and
(ii) does not employ more than four
persons in making cloaks, coats,
suits, wraps, wind-breakers, skirts
manufactured for use as part of
a suit, jackets or blazers. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 456, App. E. Par. 1, 2.
ladies dress and sportswear industry
3. The Ladies' Dress and Sportswear Industry is
defined as all work done in the manufacture in
whole or in part of all types, kinds and styles of
garments worn by female persons and includes,
without Umiting the generahty of the foregoing,
garments commonly known as dresses, gowns,
spxjrtswear, play clothes, skirts, trousers, pants,
slacks, blouses, tops, vestees, at-home wear, pant-
suits and jumpsuits, but does not include work done
in a separate manufacturing area in,
(a) the manufacture of garments for female
persons not over fourteen years of age or
of a size up to and including girls' Canada
standard size 14X as prescribed under the
National Trade Mark and True Labelling
Act (Canada);
(6) the making of such garments by a custom
dressmaker or custom manufacturer who,
(i) makes such garments individually
for his retail customers with whom
he deals directly according to the
measurements and specifications of
his retail customers, and
(ii) does not employ more than four
persons in making such garments;
(c) the manufacture of garments falling within
the designation for the Ladies' Cloak and
Suit Industr>' as set out in paragraph 2;
(rf) the manufacture of garments falling within
the designation for the Fur Industry as set
out in paragraph 1;
(e) the manufacture of undergarments and
lingerie, namely, brassieres, slips, half-
slips, panties, girdles and corsets ;
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(/) the manufacture of sleepwear, namely,
garments intended to be and worn as
sleeping garments, including peignoir sets
consisting of an undergarment worn as a
sleeping garment and an overgarment made
of lightweight fabric ;
(g) the manufacture of utility garments, name-
ly, bathrobes, kimonos, housecoats, brunch-
coats and terry cloth gowns, for utilitarian
purposes and of a design, colour and pattern
distinct from and not worn in conjunction
with any other garment made by the manu-
facturer doing work within the designation
or made by or for another manufacturer
doing work within the designation or with
whom such manufacturer is associated
directly or indirectly in any manner, what-
soever ;
(A) the manufacture of cloth and fabric, in-
cluding the spinning of yarn and knitting
of fabric ;
(i) the manufacture of such garments made
from knitted material by a knitwear manu-
facturer who,
(i) makes available to the advisory com-
mittee during reasonable business
hours all of his records pertaining
to garments and material produced,
purchased and sold by him, and
(ii) manufactures such garments and
the knitted material on the same
premises, and
(iii) does not manufacture such gar-
ments for another manufacturer
doing work within the designation
or with whom such manufacturer is
associated directly or indirectly in
any manner whatsoever ;
(j) the manufacture of blouses, defined as a
woman's tailored garment of a maximum
length of twenty-six inches measured from
the middle of the collar and of design, colour
and pattern distinct from and not intended to
be worn in conjunction with any other gar-
ments made by or for the manufacturer or
made by or for a manufacturer with whom he
is associated directly or indirectly; or
(k) the manufacture of bathing suits, knitted
sweaters or any style of apron. O. Reg.
382/71, s.l.
men's and boys' clothing industry
4. The Men's and Boys' Clothing Industry is de-
fined as all work done in the manufacture, in whole
or in part, of pants, vests, jackets, suits or over-
coats for men, boys and youths but does not include
work done in,
(a) the manufacture of, ,' ■ ^'i''
(i) children's clothing not exceeding
size twenty-four and for children
of not more than six years of age,
(ii) athletic uniforms,
(iii) leather or rubberized clothing,
(iv) coarse pants made from cotton
fabrics, Mackinaw cloth or tweeds
weighing more than twenty ounces
a yard, or
(v) work shirts, Mackinaw coats, wind-
breakers or any style of overall;
(b) retail stores, in the making of alterations to
manufactured pants, vests, jackets, suits
or overcoats ; or
(c) the making of pants, vests, jackets, suits or
overcoats by a custom tailor or merchant
tailor who,
(i) makes the pants, vests, jackets,
suits or overcoats individually for
a customer according to the specific
size, measurement and specification
of the customer, and
(ii) does not employ a total of more than
five persons in making pants, vests,
jackets, suits or overcoats.
MEN S AND BOYS HAT AND CAP INDUSTRY
5. The Men's and Boys' Hat and Cap Industry is
defined as the manufacturing of all kinds of hats,
caps and head-gear for,
(a) men and boys from materials other than fur-
felt, woolen-felt or straw; and
(b) children under eight years of age, other than
head-gear manufactured from,
(i) silk, satin, lace, poplin, silk prints,
plain cotton fabric, rayon fabric,
chinchilla, blanket cloth or felt yard
goods for children under two years
of age, or
(ii) fabric matching coats or ensembles,
where the fabric is supplied only to
the manufacturer of the coats and
ensembles or is manufactured by the
manufacturer of the coats and en-
sembles.
AIILLINERY INDUSTRY
6. The Millinery Industry is defined as the manu-
facturing, in whole or in part, of head-gear for female
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
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persons but does not include the manufacturing, in
whole or in part, of bonnets for infants or the altering,
making, remodelling or repairing of head-gear by
a custom milliner who,
(a) alters, makes, remodels or repairs head-gear
individually for a customer, according to the
personal measurement and specification of
that customer ; and
{b) does not employ more than three persons in
altering, making, remodelling or repairing
head-gear. R.R.0. 1970. Reg. 456. App. E.
Par. 4-6.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
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REGULATION 511
under the Industrial Standards Act
DUTIES OF EMPLOYERS AND
ADVISORY COMMITTEES
1. In this Regulation,
(«) "decision" includes a ruling, order and
finding of fact ;
(b) "party concerned" means an appellant or
respondent. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 457, s. 1.
2. In addition to the information required by
section 13 of the Act, an employer shall include in
the record, and keep for a period of at least twelve
months after work is performed by an employee,
(a) the amount of wages paid to each employee
for the work performed by him,
(i) during the regular working day and
the regular working week, and
(ii) other than during the regular work-
ing day or the regular working week,
established by any Schedule that applies to
the employee and the date of the payment ;
(6) the hourly, daily, weekly or monthly rate
used in computing wages paid to an em-
ployee on time-work ;
(c) the amount of each kind of work performed
by an employee who is paid on a piece-
work or unit-price rate on an incentive or
production basis and the piece-work rate or
unit-price rate used in computing his wages ;
{d) the period of any vacation taken by an
employee and the amount of vacation pay
paid to the employee or the payment in
lieu of vacation with pay and the date of
the payment in each case ;
(«) the rate of commission or percentage used
in computing the wages of an employee
who is paid on a commission or percentage
basis;
(/) the number of hours of work performed by
each employee,
(i) during the regular working day and
the regular working week, and
(ii) other than during the regular work-
ing day or the regular working week.
estabUshed by the Schedule that applies to
the employee;
(g) the hours of the day and each day of the
week on which work was performed by each
employee;
(A) the work or operation performed in the in-
dustry' by an employee and where a schedule
classifies employees, the classification of the
employee;
(i) the cit>', town, village or township where the
work or operation was performed; and
{j) the number of hours in each day and week
that an employee was required to remain on
the employer's premises and was not re-
quired to perform any work. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 457, s. 2; O. Reg. 116/75, s. 2.
3. Where a Schedule for an industry assesses
an employee, the employer shall,
(a) deduct the amount of the assessment from
the wages of the employee ; and
(6) before the 10th day of each month,
(i) remit to the advisory committee
estabUshed for the Schedule the
amount of the assessment deducted
under clause a and the amount for
which the employer is assessed under
the Schedule, and
(ii) furnish the advisory committee with
the information required by subsec-
tion 13 (1) of the Act and the informa-
tion required by section 2 of this Reg-
ulation for the last preceding calendar
month. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 457, s. 3.
4. An advisory committee established for a
schedule shall,
(a) keep written records of all proceedings and
resolutions of each meeting held by it ; and
(b) send to the Director forthwith after the
meeting a true copy of those records, signed
by the members of the committee present
at the meeting. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 457.
s. 4.
APPEALS FROM ADVISORY COMMITTEES
5. — (1) An appeal to the Director from the
decision of an advisory committee shall be com-
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menced by filing with the Director a notice of appeal
in Form 1.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), a notice of appeal shall
be filed within thirty days after the making of the deci-
(3) The Director may at any time before or after
the expiry of the thirty-day period extend the time
for filing a notice of appeal where the Director is
satisfied that an appellant did not comply with
subsection (2) because the decision did not come to
the appellant's notice in sufficient time for the notice
of appeal to be filed within the thirty-day period.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 457. s. 5.
6. — (1) As soon as practicable after a notice of
appeal is filed, the Director shall send to the appellant
and to each respondent at their addresses stated in
the notice of appeal,
(a) a notice of hearing in Form 2; and
(6) a copy of the notice of appeal.
(2) The Director shall allow at least seven clear
days between the date of mailing the notice and the
date for the hearing.
(3) If any party concerned or any witness fails to
attend a hearing on the date and at the time and
place appointed, the hearing may proceed and a
decision may be made in his absence. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 457, s. 6.
7. At the hearing of an appeal, each party con-
cerned is entitled to hear the evidence against him,
to cross-examine thereon, to call witnesses in his
behalf and to present argument. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 457, s. 7.
8. A party concerned may conduct his appeal
personally or he may be represented by counsel or by
any agent acceptable to the Director. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 457, s. 8.
9. Within thirty days after the hearing the
Director shall send a true copy of his decision to
each party concerned. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 457, s. 9.
ADVISORY COMMITTEES
10. The members of an advisory committee estab-
lished under section 18 of the Act shall be appointed for
a term not exceeding three years and are eligible for
re-appointment. O. Reg. 380/80, s. \,part.
11. The members of an advisory committee shall
recommend to the Minister one of the members to be
appointed as chairman for a term not exceeding the
term of his appointment. O. Reg. 380/80, s. \,part.
12. The chairmanship of an advisory committee
shall rotate between members representing emplo>ers
and members representing employees. O. Reg. 380/
80, s. 1, part.
13. No member shall have his term as chairman
extended upon his reappointment to an advisor>' com-
mittee without the approval of the Minister. O. Reg.
380/80, s. I, part.
14. A vacancy in the membership of an advisory
committee may be filled by the appointment by the
Minister of a person to fill the unexpired term.
O. Reg. 380/80, s. 1, part.
15. Where a member of an advisory committee fails
to attend three consecutive regular meetings of the
advisory committee without cause the committee may
recommend to the Minister that the appointment of
such member be revoked. O. Reg. 380/80, s. Impart.
16. Every advisory committee shall meet regularly
at least once every three months, but where such meet-
ings do not occur, the Minister shall be advised thereof
together with the reasons therefor by a member of the
advisory committee. O. Reg. 380/80, s. I, part.
17. The amount of moneys paid as remuneration to
members of an advisory committee shall not be
increased without the approval of the Director.
O. Reg. 380/80, s. 1, paH.
18. Upon the request in writing of an employer or
employee in the industry governed by a schedule
administered by an advisory committee, the advisory
committee shall furnish to the employer or employee, as
the case may be, without charge, a copy of its last
audited annual financial statement. O. Reg. 380/80,
s. 1, part.
19. A financial statement referred to in section 18
shall contain a balance sheet, statement of income and
expenditures and such other information as the Director
may require. O. Reg. 380/80, s. \,part.
20. — (1) Every advisory committee shall prepare
and forward an annual summary that contains a gener-
al review of its activities together with such other
information as the Director may require, to each
employer affected by a schedule administered by the
advisory committee within three months after the close
of the fiscal year of the advisory committee.
(2) Every employer referred to in subsection (1)
shall post a copy of the annual summary in a con-
spicuous place where it may be seen and read by his
employees. O. Reg. 380/80, s. I, part.
Form 1
Industrial Standards Act
NOTICE OF APPEAL TO THE
DIRECTOR OF LABOUR STANDARDS
Under the Industrial Standards Act
(print name in full)
Reg. 511
INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1067
(full postal address)
appeal to the Director in respect of a decision made by
on the of
(day)
19.
(month)
at
(name of city, town, village or other place)
whereby it was decided that.
(briefly set out the
decision*)
And I name
(name)
of
(full postal address)
as respondent in this appeal.
And in support of this appeal I give the following
information :
1. I first became aware of that decision on
(date)
2. My reasons for appealing are as follows:
(briefly set out reasons*)
Dated the of
19.
(signature of appellant)
* Reverse side of form may be ■ used for further
particulars. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 457, Form 1.
Form 2
Industrial Standards Act
NOTICE OF HEARING OF AN APPEAL
To
of
and to
Apj)ellant,
of ,
and to
of
Respondent (s).
Take Notice the appellant having filed a notice
of appeal a copy of which is attached hereto, the
Director or the Administrator of Industrial
Standards will hear the appeal on day, the
of
., 19
at in the
of at o'clock in the
noon, or so soon thereafter as the appeal
can be heard, and thereupon the parties to this
appeal and their witnesses will be examined.
And Take Notice if any party or witness fails
to attend a hearing on the date and at the time and
place appointed, the hearing may proceed, and a
decision thereon may be made, in his absence.
And Further Take Notice each party con-
cerned may conduct his appeal personally or he
may be represented by counsel or by any agent
acceptable to the Director.
Dated at
19....
the
of
(signature of Director or
Administrator of Industrial
Standards)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 457. Form 2.
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REGULATION 512
under the Industrial Standards Act
INTERPROVINCIALLY COMPETITIVE INDUSTRIES
1. The following industries are designated as interprovincially competitive industries:
1 . The Fur Industry.
2. The Ladies' Cloak and Suit Industry.
3. The Ladies' Dress and Sports- wear Industry.
4. The Men's and Boys' Clothing Industry.
5. The Men's and Boys' Hat and Cap Industry.
6. The Millinery Industry. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 458, s. 1.
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REGULATION 513
under the Industrial Standards Act
PUBLICATION COSTS
1. Where an industn- is designated as an interprovincially competitive industn- under clause 7 (f ) (^the Act,
the costs and expenses of the publication of.
(a) the terms of a proposed amendment to a Schedule; or
(ft) a notice of a conference,
shall be payable by the employers and employees in the industr>-. O. Reg. 420/76, s. 1.
2. The Director shall notify the advisor\ committee of the industn. in writing of the costs and expenses of pub-
lication under section 1 and the advisory committee shall thereupon pay the same to the Director out of assess-
ments collected from employers and employees in the industry. O. Reg. 420/76, s. 2.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
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REGULATION 514
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— BRICKLAYING AND
STONEMASONRY INDUSTRY
OTTAWA
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Ottawa zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees, in the bricklaying and stonemasonry
industry. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 507. s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule "holiday" means,
(a) Saturday;
(b) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day ;
{d) Good Friday ;
(e) Victoria Day ;
(/) Dominion Day;
{g) Labour Day ;
(A) Thanksgiving Day ; and
(i) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. — (1) The regular working periods for the in-
dustry are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days ; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not more
than eight hours of work performed on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
or Friday, between 7.45 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
(2) Where the work cannot reasonably be per-
formed during the hours prescribed in clause (1) (b), it
may be performed during any other hours if an em-
ployee does not work more than eight hours, and this
work is night work.
3. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during the regular working day and for
night work is $5.35 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
4. — (1) Where work is f)erformed in two or more
regular shifts and if an employee works not more than
eight hours in a twenty-four hour period, the employee
is deemed to be employed during a regular working
day for the purfxtse of this Schedule.
(2) One of the shifts that begin in a twenty-four
hour f>eriod is a day shift and the rest are night
shifts.
(3) An employee who works on a night shift is
entitled, as a minimum, to wages for eight hours for
work of seven hours.
(4) In all cases governed by subsection (1), no over-
time work shall be performed.
OVERTIME WORK
5. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not night work and is not performed
during a regular working day ; or
(b) that is performed on a holiday.
6. — ( 1 ) No overtime work shall be performed in the
industry without a permit from the advisory com-
mittee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to the terms and conditions of this
Schedule.
7. — ( 1 ) No permit for overtime work shall be issued
to any person other than an employer.
(2) No permit shall be issued by the advisory com-
mittee for overtime work on a holiday except,
(a) in cases of extreme necessity where life or
property is jeopardized ; or
(b) where the overtime work is necessary to
prevent the loss of employment to persons
who are regularly employed in the buildings
being altered or repaired.
R.ATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
8. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed during the
two-hour period immediately following
the regular working day, $8.02 V^ an hour,
and
(6) for all other overtime work, $10.70 an hour.
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VACATIONS
9. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in
any year to the 30th day of June in the year
next following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is entitled to
be paid by the employer on the 30th day of June
in each year, as vacation with pay, an amount equal
to 4 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
during his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to be paid
by the employer, within ten days of the cessation
of employment, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 4 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
for that part of the employee's period of entitlement
that he was in the employ of the employer.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
10. The advisory committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for an individual,
(a) whose work is only partly subject to the
Schedule; or
(6) who is handicapped.
S07, Sched.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1075
REGULATION 515
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— BRICKLAYING AND
STONEMASONRY INDUSTRY
TORONTO
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Toronto zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees, in the bricklaying and stonemasonr\'
industry. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 510, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule "holiday" means,
(a) Saturday;
(b) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day;
(d) Good Friday;
(e) Victoria Day;
(/) Dominion Day;
(g) Toronto Civic Holiday;
(h) Labour Day;
(t) Thanksgiving Day; and
(j) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry
are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not
more than eight hours of work performed
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day, or Friday between 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
3. — (1) Night work is work performed other than,
(a) on a holiday; or
(b) during a regular working day,
and consisting of not more than eight hours of work
in a period of twenty-four hours.
(2) Where work cannot be performed during a
regular working day, it may be j)erformed by night
work.
(3) An employee working on night work is entitled,
as a minimum, to wages for eight hours for work of
seven hours.
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages for work performed
during a regular working day and, subject to subsec-
tion 3 (3), for night work is $5.50 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
5. — (1) Where work is performed in two or more
regular shifts, an employee shall be deemed to be
employed during a regular working day for the
purposes of this Schedule if,
(a) the shifts of not more than eight hours
each are operated between 1 a.m. on
Monday, and 8 a.m. on the following
Saturday; and
(b) no employee, other than a foreman, works
on more than one shift in a period of
twenty-four hours.
(2) One of the shifts that begin in a period of
twenty-four hours is a day shift and the rest are
night shifts.
(3) An employee who works on a night shift is
entitled, as a minimum, to wages for eight hours for
work of seven hours.
OVERTIME WORK
6. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not night work and is not performed
during a regular working day ; or
(b) that is performed on a holiday.
7. — (1) No overtime work shall be performed in
the industry without a permit from the advisory
committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
8. — (1) No permit shall be issued by the advisory
committee for overtime work except,
(a) for overtime work performed under subsec-
tion (2);
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(b) in cases of extreme necessity, where life or
property is jeopardized; or
(c) for repairs or alterations to buildings, where
the overtime work is necessary to prevent
the loss of employment to persons who are
regularly employed in the buildings being
altered or repaired.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), where an employee is
prevented by inclement weather from performing
forty hours of work during a regular working week,
the employee may perform up to eight hours of over-
time work on the Saturday of that week, if the total
number of hours of work performed by the employee
during that week, including the hours of work per-
formed on the Saturday, does not exceed forty hours.
(3) The advisory committee shall not issue a permit
for overtime work under subsection (2) where the em-
ployee has performed more than thirty-two hours of
work in the regular working week next preceding the
Saturday of that week.
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
9. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed on a holiday,
other than overtime work performed under
subsection 8 (2), $1 1 an hour;
(b) for overtime work performed under subsec-
tion 8 (2), $5.50 an hour; and
(c) for all other overtime work, $8.25 an hour.
VACATIONS
10. — (1) In this section "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in any
year to the 30th day of June in the year next
following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is entitled
to be paid by the employer on the 30th day of
June in each year, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 6 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
during his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to be
paid by the employer, within ten days of the cessation
of employment, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 6 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
for that part of the employee's period of entitlement
that he was in the employ of the employer.
RATES FOR HANDICAPPED
1 1 . The advisory committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for a person who is handicapped.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 510, Sched.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
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SCHEDULE— ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
OTTAWA
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Ottawa zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees, in the electrical repair and construc-
tion industry. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 515, s. 1.
REGULATION 516
under the Industrial Standards Act
3. — (1) Night work is work performed other than,
(a) on a holiday;
(6) during a regular working day; or
(c) on a job completed in a three-day period.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule, "holiday" means,
(a) Saturday;
(b) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day;
{d) Good Friday ;
(e) Victoria Day ;
(/) Dominion Day ;
{g) Ottawa Civic Holiday;
(A) Labour Day ;
(t) Thanksgiving Day ; and
(j) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not more
than forty hours of work performed during
the regular working days ; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not more
than eight hours of work performed on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
or Friday between 8 a.m. and,
(i) 5 p.m. where one hour is given for
noon recess, or
(ii) 4.30 p.m. where one-half hour is given
for noon recess.
and consisting of not more than eight hours of work
in a period of twenty-four hours.
(2) Where work cannot be performed during a
regular working day, it may be performed by
night work.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages is,
(a) for work performed during a regular work-
ing day, $6.00 an hour; and
{b) for night work, $6.86 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
5. — (1) Where work is performed in two or more
regular shifts, and the day shift is between the hours in
clause 2 (6), seven hours of work in a period of twen-
ty-four hours performed on a night shift shall be con-
sidered to be performed during a regular working day
for the purposes of this Schedule.
(2) One of the shifts that begin in a period of
twenty-four hours is a day shift and the rest are
night shifts.
(3) An employee who works on a night shift is
entitled, as a minimum, to wages for eight hours
for work of seven hours.
OVERTIME WORK
6. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not night work and is not performed
during a regular working day ; or
(b) that is performed on a holiday.
7. — (1) Subject to subsection (3), no overtime work
shall be performed in the industry without a permit
from the advisory committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
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(3) Subsection (1) does not apply to overtime work
performed on emergency repairs where life may be en-
dangered or property damaged.
8. No permit for overtime work shall be issued by
the advisory committee for overtime work on a holi-
day, except for repairs to buildings, where the over-
time work is necessary to prevent the loss of employ-
ment to persons who are regularly employed in the
buildings.
RATES OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
9. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed during the
four-hour period immediately following the
working period of a regular working day,
and for overtime work referred to in subsec-
tion 7 (3), $9 an hour; and
(b) for all other overtime work, $12 an hour.
RATE FOR HANDICAPPED
10. The advisory committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for an individual who is handicapped.
1 1 . This Schedule does not apply to any person who
is performing work in the course of employment as a
regular employee of a municipal corporation or a pub-
lic utility commission in the production or distribution
of electrical power.
VACATIONS
12. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from and including the 1st day of
July in any year to and including the 30th day of June
in the year next following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is entitled to
be paid by the employer on the 30th day of June in
each year, as vacation with pay, an amount equal to 4
per cent of the employee's gross earnings during his
period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer during the period of entitlement for
any cause, the employer shall within ten days of the
cessation of employment, pay to the employee, as
vacation with pay, an amount equal to 4 per cent of
the employee's gross earnings for the portion of the
period of entitlement during which he was in the
employ of the employer. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 515,
Sched.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
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REGULATION 517
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— ELECTRICAL REPAIR AND
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
TORONTO
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Toronto zone and, subject to section 10 of the
Schedule, is binding upon the employers and em-
ployees in the electrical repair and construction indus-
try. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 517, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only for
that part of the zone where it is so pro-
claimed by a municipality ;
(b) "holiday" means,
(i) Saturday,
(ii) Sunday,
(ill) New Year's Day,
(iv) Good Friday,
(v) Dominion Day,
(vi) Civic Holiday,
(vii) Labour Day,
(viii) Thanksgiving Day-,
(ix) Victoria Day, and
(x) Christmas Day;
(c) "maintenance work" means the work of
keeping electrical equipment, apparatus or
appliances in good working order or repair;
(d) "week" means with reference to main-
tenance work, a period consisting of seven
consecutive days.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry,
except for employees engaged in maintenance work,
are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days in the
f)eriod beginning on Monday and ending
with Friday next following, both inclusive,
and
(6) a regular working day consisting of not
more than eight hours of work performed
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day or Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
3. The regular working periods in the industry
for employees engaged in maintenance work are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not
more than eight hours of work performed
on any five da3rs in a week.
MINIlIUlf RATE OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages for work performed
during the regular working day, including main-
tenance work and shift work, is $6.10 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
5. Where work cannot reasonably be performed
during the hours prescribed in section 2 or where work
is performed in two or more shifts, and an employee
works not more than eight hours in a period of
twenty-four hours, the employee shall be deemed to
be employed during a regular working day for the
purpose of this Schedule.
OVERTIME WORK
6. — (1) 0\'ertime work is work,
(a) that is not shift work or is not performed
during a regular working day ; or
{b) subject to subsection (2), that is performed
on a holiday.
(2) Maintenance work performed on a hohday is
overtime work only where such maintenance work is
not performed during a regular working day.
7. — (1) Subject to subsection (3), no overtime work
shall be performed in the industry without a permit
from the advisory committee.
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(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
permits subject to the terms and conditions of this
Schedule.
(3) Subsection (1) does not apply to overtime work
performed on emergency repairs where life may be en-
dangered or property damaged.
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
8. The rate of wages for overtime work is $9.15
an hour.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
9. The advisory committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for an individual who is handicapped.
10. This Schedule applies to all operations in the
industry other than operations performed by,
(a) persons in the course of employment as em-
ployees of a manufacturing institution or
of a service organization owned or operated
by a manufacturing institution when the
employees of the service organization are
engaged in the work of instalHng, altering,
maintaining or repairing electrical equip-
ment, apparatus or appliances;
(b) persons engaged in the installation of elec-
trical appliances and the maintenance and
repair of such installations and appliances ;
or
(c) persons in the course of employment as em-
ployees of Ontario Hydro, The Toronto
Transit Commission, The Consumers' Gas
Company Limited or a municipal corpora-
tion or public utility commission producing
or distributing electrical power. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 517, Sched.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1081
REGULATION 518
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— FUR INDUSTRY
ONTARIO
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure
within the Ontario zone and is binding upon the
employers and employees in the fur industry.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 518, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule,
{a) "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only
for that part of the zone where it is so
proclaimed by a municipality ;
(6) "holiday" means, except as otherwise
provided in this Schedule,
(i) New Year's Day,
(ii) Good Friday,
(iii) Victoria Day,
(iv) Dominion Day,
(v) Civic Holiday,
(vi) Laboiu- Day,
(vii) Thanksgiving Day, and
(viii) Christmas Day ;
(c) "retail work" means work in the industry
performed in a retail shop.
Part I
2. This Part does not apply to retail work as defined
in clause 1 (c) of this Schedule.
hours of work
3. — (1) The regular working pjeriods for the
industry are,
(a) a working week consisting of not more
than thirty-five hours of work performed
during working days ; and
(b) a working day consisting of not more than
seven hours of work performed on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday
with one hour for lunch recess.
(2) Lunch recess shall be one hour between the
hours of 11.30 a.m. and 2.00 p.m.
4. — (1) The employer shall elect the period
between,
(a) 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. ;
(6) 8.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. ; or
(c) 9.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m.,
as the daily period during which work is to be
performed by his employees and the period so
elected shall apply to all the days during which
work is performed by his employees until the period
is changed by another election in accordance with sub-
section (3).
(2) The employer shall,
(a) post conspicuously in a place where his
employees are engaged in their duties ; and
(6) file with the advisory committee,
a notice that sets out the daily period during which
work is to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he
shall give ten days notice in writing to his employees
and to the advisory committee of the new period
elected.
overtime work
5. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not [>erformed during a regular
working day ; or
(b) that is performed on a holiday.
6. — (1) No overtime work beyond one hour shall
be performed in the industry on any day without
a permit from the advisory committee.
(2) The advisory committee may issue a permit re-
ferred to in subsection (1), subject to this Schedule.
(3) The advisory committee may, on request
from an employer, issue a permit for a period con-
sisting of three consecutive months.
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7. — ( 1 ) An application by an employer for an over-
time permit shall be made in writing to the advisory
committee.
(2) Where a permit from the advisory committee
authorizing overtime work has been issued to an
employer, he shall post the permit during the period
it is in force in a conspicuous place where his
employees are engaged in their duties.
8. An employee shall be paid for a holiday,
holiday pay calculated as follows :
1 . Where an employee does not perform work
on a holiday and has worked for 100 per
cent or less of the hours regularly worked
in his employer's premises during the week
preceding the holiday or the week in which
the holiday occurs, the employee shall
receive for that holiday, pay for a regular
working day,
i. equal to the proportion that the hours
actually worked by the employee
during the week preceding the holi-
day, bears to the hours in which work
, , . was regularly performed in the em-
ployer's premises during that week, or
ii. equal to the proportion that the hours
actually worked by the employee
during the week in which the holiday
,; occurs, bears to the hours in which
work was regularly performed in the
employer's premises during that
week,
whichever is the greater.
2. Where an employee does perform work
on a holiday he shall be paid,
i. the wages he would have earned if he
had worked for the whole of a regular
working day, and
ii. XVi times the wages earned for the
hours of work performed on the holi-
day.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
9. The following classification of employees in
the industry is established :
1. Class A, composed of cutters, being persons
who grade sizes on, make markers on or cut
any fur.
2. Class B, composed of,
i. cutters, being persons who grade sizes
on, make markers on or cut fur in the
repair and remodelling of used fur
garments only, > > ' ^ -.
ii. operators, being persons who perform
sewing operations by machine on any
fur, and
iii. collar makers and cuff makers, being
persons who cut collars or cuffs made
of any fur to be used on garments
made from textile.
3. Class C, composed of finishers, being per-
sons who,
i. sew linings, buttons and other trim-
mings on fur garments or fur pieces,
and
ii. fell fur garments or fur pieces.
4. Class D, composed of,
i. blockers, being persons who block fur
garments or fur pieces after the sew-
ing operations are completed by the
operators, and
ii. trimmers, being persons who trim fur
garments or fur pieces after they have
been blocked.
5. Class E, composed of operators, being per-
sons who perform sewing operations by ma-
chine in the repair and remodelling of used
fur garments only.
6. Class F, composed of finishers, being persons
who,
i. sew linings, buttons and other trim-
mings in the repair and remodelling of
used fur garments only, and
ii. fell in the repair and remodelling of
used fur garments only.
7. Class G, composed of trimmers, being per-
sons who trim fur garments or fur pieces only
in the repair and remodelling of used fur gar-
ments after they have been blocked.
8. Class H, composed of lining makers, being
persons who,
i. grade sizes or make markers on furs,
or
ii. by hand or machine, cut any materi-
als used for lining a fur garment or fur
piece.
9. Class I, composed of,
i. tapers, being persons who perform no
■ " work other than the application of
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tape to the edges of fur garments or
fur pieces, and
ii. underliners and interliners, being per-
sons who underline or interline fur
garments or fur pieces.
10. Class J, composed of persons who are not
previously experienced in performing the
work in the industry and who, while learning
the skills of such work, perform such work.
10. — (1) The employer shall file with and in the
manner prescribed by the advisory committee in-
formation concerning each person proposed to be
classified as Class J employed by him, including the
name, work history and the consent signed by such
person and the employer to a starting rate of wage not
less than the minimum rates set out in section 1 1 .
(2) Where a person has been employed and
classified as Class J for twelve months, the
person ceases to be classified as Class J.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
11. The minimum hourly rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry during the regular
working period by employees classified in section 9
is the hourly rate set opposite the respective classes
as follows :
1. Class A, $5.24
2. Class B, $4.95
3. Class C, $4.67
4. Class D, $4.67
5. Class E, $4.50
6. Class F, $4.41
7. Class G, $4.30
8. Class H, $4.41
9. Class I, $4.27
10. Class J, $2.65
Part II
RETAIL WORK
12. This Part applies only to retail work as defined
in clause 1 (c) of this Schedule.
HOURS OF WORK
13. — (1) The regular working periods for retail
work in the industry are,
(a) a working week consisting of not more than
thirty-six hours of work f)erformed during
working days ; and
(b) a working day consisting of not more than
7*4 hours of work jserformed.
(2) The employer shall elect five working days
from Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,
Friday and Saturday and the daj^s so elected
shall apply until changed by another election in ac-
cordance with subsection 14 (3) of this Schedule.
(3) Lunch recess shall be one hour between the
hours of 11.30 a.m. and 2.00 p.m.
14. — (1) The employer shall elect,
(a) in respect of Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday
and Saturday the period between,
(i) 8.00 a.m. and 5.00 p.m. ,
(ii) 8.30 a.m. and 5.30 p.m. , or
(iii) 9.00 a.m. and 6.00 p.m. ; and
{b) in respect of Thursday and Friday the period
between,
(i) 8.00 a.m. and 8.00 p.m.,
(ii) 8.30 a.m. and 8.30 p.m., or
(iii) 9.00 a.m. and 9.00 p.m.,
as the daily period during which work is to be per-
formed by his employees and the period so elected
shall apply to all the days during which work is
performed by his employees until the period is
changed by another election in accordance with sub-
section (3).
(2) The employer shall,
(a) post conspicuously in a place where his
employees are engaged in their duties ; and
(b) file with the advisory committee,
a notice that sets out the period during which
work is to be performed by his employees.
(3) Where an employer changes his election, he shall
give ten days notice in writing to his employees and to
the advisory committee of the new period elected.
OVERTIME WORK
15. Overtime work is retail work,
(a) that is not performed during a regular
working day ; or
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(b) that is performed on a holiday.
16. — (1) No overtime work beyond one hour shall
be performed in the industry on any day without a
permit from the advisory committee.
(2) The advisory committee may issue a permit, re-
ferred to in subsection (1), subject to this Schedule.
(3) The advisory committee may on request from
an employer in a retail shop, issue a permit for
the period from the 15th day of August in any
year to the 15th day of March in the year next
following.
17. — (1) An application by an employer for an over-
time permit shall be made in writing to the advisory
committee.
(2) Where a permit from the advisory committee
authorizing overtime work has been issued to an
employer, he shall post the permit during the period
it is in force in a conspicuous place where his
employees are engaged in their duties.
18. An employer shall be paid for a holiday, holiday
pay calculated as follows:
(1) Where an employee does not perform work on
a holiday and has worked for 100 per cent or less
of the hours regularly worked in his employer's
premises during the week preceding the holiday or
the week in which the holiday occurs, the employee
shall receive for that holiday, pay for a regular
working day,
(a) equal to the proportion that the hours
actually worked by the employee during
the week preceding the holiday bears to
the hours in which work was regularly
performed in the employer's premises during
that week ; or
(b) equal to the proportion that the hours
actually worked by the employee during
the week in which the holiday occurs bears
to the hours in which work was regularly
performed in the employer's premises dur-
ing that week,
whichever is the greater.
(2) Where an employee does perform work on a
holiday he shall be paid,
(a) the wages he would have earned if he had
worked for the whole of a regular working
day; and
(b) 1 '/2 times the wages earned for the hours
of work performed on the holiday.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
19. The following classification of employees in
retail work in the industrv is established:
1. Class A, composed of cutters, being persons
who perform the operations of grading sizes
on, making markers on or cutting fur.
2. Class B, composed of operators, being per-
sons who perform sewing operations by ma-
chine on any fur.
3. Class C, composed of finishers, being per-
sons who, .
i. sew linings, buttons and other trim-
mings on fur garments or fur pieces,
and
ii. fell trimmings on fur garments or fur
pieces.
4. Class D, composed of,
i. blockers, being persons who block fur
garments or fur pieces after the sew-
ing operations are completed by the
operators, and
ii. trimmers, being persons who trim fur
garments or fur pieces after they have
been blocked.
5. Class E, composed of,
i. tapers, being persons who perform no
work other than the application of
tape- to the edges of fur garments or
fur pieces, and
ii. underliners and interliners, being per-
sons who underline or interline fur
garments or fur pieces.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
20. The minimum hourly rate of wages for all work
performed in retail work during the regular working
periods by employees classified in section 19 is the
hourly rate set opposite the respective classes as fol-
lows:
1. Class A, $4.75
2. Class B, $4.50
3. Class C, $4.25
4. Class D, $4.00
5. Class E, $3.75
Part III
GENERAL
2 1 . This Part applies to all work performed in the
industry.
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RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
22. Subject to subsection 8 (2) and subsection 18
(2), the rate of wages for overtime work performed in
the industry,
(a) by an employee classified in section 9,
is 1 Vj times the average hourly rate of
wages he earns during the pay period in
which such overtime is performed: or
(6) by an employee classified in section 19, is IVi
times the average hourly rate of wages he
earns during the pay period during which
such overtime is performed.
VACATIONS
2i. — (1) In this section "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in any year
to the 30th day of June in the year next following.
(2) An employee is entitled to an annual vacation
of two weeks for the period of entitlement and as
vacation pay the employer shall pay to the employee
immediately preceding his annual vacation an amount
equal to 4 jjer cent of the employee's total wages
during the period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
during the period of entitlement for any cause or by
operation of law. the employer shall pay to the
employee as vacation with pay an amount equal to
4 per cent of the employee's total wages during
the period of entitlement.
ASSESSMENT
24. Subject to the approval of the Director,
{a) each employer in the industry is assessed
one-half of 1 per cent of his pay roll ; and
(6) each employee in the industry is assessed
one-half of 1 percent of his wages,
to provide revenue for the enforcement of this
Schedule.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
25. The advisor\- committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rates fixed by
this Schedule for a person,
(a) who performs work included in more than
one classification of employees ;
(b) whose work is only partly subject to this
Schedule ; or
(c) who is handicapped.
26. Subject to the approval of the Director, the
advisory committee is authorized,
(a) generally to administer and enforce this
Schedule ; and
(ft) to collect the assessments under section 24
and, out of the revenue collected, to engage
inspectors and other personnel and to make
such expenditures as are necessar>- for th^
admininstration and enforcement of this
Schedule. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 518, Sched.;
O. Reg. 927/78, ss. 1-13; O. Reg. 997/78,
s. 1.
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REGULATION 519
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— LADIES' CLOAK AND SUIT
INDUSTRY— ONTARIO
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Ontario zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees in the ladies' cloak and suit industry.
O. Reg. 318/71,5. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "holiday" means,
(i) New Year's Day,
(ii) Good Friday,
(iii) Victoria Day,
(iv) Dominion Day,
(v) Labour Day,
(vi) Thanksgiving Day,
(vii) Christmas Day, and
(viii) the 26th day of December or the
Monday next following when Christ-
mas falls on a Saturday or Sunday;
(6) "week" means the period beginning with
Sunday and ending with the Saturday next
following, both inclusive ;
(c) "Class A garments" means all garments man-
ufactured in the industry except Class B gar-
ments as defined in clause (d)\
(d) "Class B garments" means the following
garments manufactured in the industry.
(i) raincoats,
(ii) station wagon or car coats,
(iii) garments made of any material for
female persons not over fourteen
years of age or of a size up to and
including girl's Canada standard
size 14X as prescribed under the
National Trade Mark and True Label-
ling Ad (Canada),
(iv) garments that are.
(A) cut and produced in quantities
and not made to individual
sizes or measurements or
specifications,
(B) manufactured by a section
work system and where the
sewing machine operations are
broken up into a var>ing
number of separate operations,
and
(C) made of all materi2ds referred
to in clauses (e) and (/);
{e) "raincoat" means an outer coat of any
length intended principally to be worn as
a protection against rain, made of,
(i) waterproof or water-repellent
cotton, rayon, vinyl or nylon of any
weight or any combination thereof,
(ii) synthetic material including bem-
berg, orlon, dacron. acetate, viscose,
or any mixture thereof, or
(iii) plastic coated material ;
(/) "station wagon or car coat" means a coat
of any length with or without a sheepskin
or other fur or simulated fur collar and
made of,
(i) waterproof or water-repellent outer
material of cotton, rayon, vinyl or
nylon of any weight,
(ii) synthetic material including bem-
berg, orlon, dacron, acetate, viscose
or any mixture thereof, or
(iii) plastic coated material,
the lining of which may be padded or
blanketed with textile material or made
of sheepjskin or any other material in
whole or in part.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry
are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
longer than 37 y^ hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(6) a regular working day consisting of not
longer than 71/2 hours of work performed
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
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day or Friday, between 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
with one hour for noon recess.
3. No person shall perform work in the industry
on a holiday.
4. — (1) Where an employee as classified in sections
10 and 13 is,
(a) employed in the industry for twelve months
or longer ; and
{b) in the employ of a particular employer for
three months or longer,
the employee is entitled to the wages for 71/2 hours
of work for a holiday at the minimum rate of wages
under sections 1 1 and 14 respecting Class A and Class
B garments, respectively.
(2) Where a learner as classified in section 16 is,
(a) employed in the industry for twelve months
or longer; and
(b) in the employ of a particular employer for
three months or longer,
the learner is entitled to wages for 714 hours of
work for a holiday at the minimum rates of
wages under sections 17 and 18 respecting Class A
and Class B garments, respectively.
5. Where an employer requires an employee who
is employed on a time-work basis to work for part
of a regular working day, the employee is entitled
to the regular rates of wages but the wages for that
day shall not be less than the wages for 3% hours
of work.
6. Where an employer is engaged in the manufac-
ture of Class A and Class B garments he shall file
with the advisory committee a report setting out
the type of garment manufactured and the kind
of material used in such manufacture.
OVERTIME WORK
7. Work performed in the industry at any time
other than during the regular working periods is
overtime work.
8. — (1) No overtime work shall be performed in
the industry without a permit from the advisory
committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
(3) No permit for overtime work shall be issued to
any person other than an employer.
9. — (1) An application by an employer for an
overtime permit shall be made in writing to the
advisory committee.
(2) Where the advisory committee has issued a
permit authorizing overtime work to an employer,
the employer shall post the permit during the period
it is in force in a conspicuous place where his
employees are engaged in their duties.
(3) No permit shall be issued by the advisory com-
mittee for overtime work on Friday or, subject to sub-
section (5), on Saturday.
(4) Subject to subsection (3), where during the regu-
lar working periods,
(a) there is, in the opinion of the advisory
committee, a labour shortage in the in-
dustry; or
(b) in the employer's establishment,
(i) all machines are in use, and
(ii) there are no facilities or spaces
available for additional machines or
for additional employees,
the advisory committee may issue a permit for
overtime work.
(5) Where,
(a) the advisory committee has issued a permit
for overtime work under subsection (4); and
(b) overtime work has been performed in the
employer's establishment by his employees
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of a week,
the advisory committee may issue a permit for over-
time work between 8 a.m. and 12 noon on the
Saturday of the week in which the overtime work has
been performed.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES FOR
CLASS A GARMENTS
10. The following classifications of employees for
Class A garments in the industry are established:
1. Class A composed of skilled cutters, being
persons who,
i. grade sizes on material or make mark-
ers, or
ii. lay up, shear cut, knife cut or ma-
chine cut any materials.
2. Class B composed of skilled operators, being
persons who, by any type of sewing machine,
i. join cloth body.
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ii. sew in sleeves, facing or collars, or
iii. as section operators stitch collars, sew
on facings, join seams of body, make
collars, make pockets, make sleeves
or perform any other sewing machine
operations necessary to complete any
garment other than a skirt.
3. Class C composed of section operators, being
persons who perform any of the operations
defined in subparagraph iii of paragraph 2
where the operations on a single garment are
divided among two or more workers.
4. Class D composed of top pressers, being per-
sons who,
i. press, or
ii. complete the pressing of,
a garment after it is lined by the finisher.
5. Class E composed of machine pressers, being
persons who press by steam machine.
6. Class F composed of under pressers, being
persons who,
i. press seams of ,
A. sleeves, and
B. linings, or
ii. complete the pressing of a garment
ready for the finisher.
7. Class G composed of skilled fur tailors, being
persons who pin or sew on fur trimmings.
8. Class H composed of trimmers, being per-
sons who,
i. grade sizes on,
ii. lay up,
iii. make markers on, or
iv. cut,
any materials used for lining or trimming
garments.
9. Class I composed of semi-skilled cutters, be-
ing persons who,
i. lay up,
ii. shear cut, or
iii. machine cut,
any material.
10. Class J composed of piece pressers, being
persons who do incidental piece pressing nec-
essary to make the pieces ready for the
skilled operator.
1 1 . Class K composed of assistant fur tailors, be-
ing persons who sew on but do not pin on fur
trimmings.
12. Class L composed of hand basters, being per-
sons who baste by hand.
13. Class M composed of machine basters, being
persons who baste by machine.
14. Class N composed of special machine opera-
tors, being persons who operate special ma-
chines used in the manufacture of garments
for,
i. felling,
ii. basting,
iii. buttonhole making,
iv. tacking or,
V. serging.
15. Class O composed of skirt makers, being per-
sons who perform sewing machine opera-
tions necessary to complete skirts.
16. Class P composed of lining makers, being
persons who, by sewing machine, make or
sew in linings for garments.
17. Class Q composed of finishers, being persons
who,
i. by hand, sew in whole linings on gar-
ments,
ii. tack neck pieces and linings, or
iii. fell buttonholes, bottoms or sleeves.
18. Class R composed of tapers, being persons
who join two pieces of material together in
preparation for the sewing operations.
19. Class S composed of button sewers, being
persons who sew on,
i. buttons,
ii. hooks,
iii. eyes,
iv. clasps, or
V. ornaments.
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20. Class T composed of general hands or exam-
iners, being persons who,
i. examine or clean finished garments,
or
' ii. pin on belts.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES FOR WORK
PERFORMED ON CLASS A GARMENTS
11. The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry during the regular working
periods by employees classified in section 10, for
Class' A garments, is the hourly rate set opposite the
respective classes as follows:
1. Class A
2. Class B
3. Class C
4. Class D
5 . Class E
6. Class F
7. Class G
8. Class H
9. Class I
10. Class J
11. Class K
12. Class L
13. Class M
14. Class N
15. Class O
16. Class P
17. Class Q
18. Class R
19. Class S
20. Class T
$2.89
2.69
2.69
2.64
2.64
2.52
2.21
2.50
2.44
2.01
1.76
1.76
1.76
1.76
1.76
1.76
1.71
1.65
1.65
1.65
RATES OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
PERFORMED ON CLASS A GARMENTS
12. — (1) The rate of wages for overtime work
performed in the industry by employees engaged in
the manufacture of Class A garments is,
(a) one and one-half times the rate of wages
established in section 11 for overtime work
performed in excess of 37'/i hours but not
longer than forty-eight hours per week; and
(b) one and one-half times the employee's regu-
lar rate of wages for overtime work per-
formed in excess of forty-eight hours per
week.
(2) The rate of wages for overtime work in clause
(1) (b) shall be computed, in the case of an hourly paid
employee, on the basis of the actual rate of wages per
hour paid to that employee and in the case of a piece
worker, on the basis of the hourly rate of wages estab-
lished by dividing the total wages earned in the week
in which he worked overtime by the number of hours
worked in that week.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
FOR CLASS B GARMENTS
13. The following classifications of employees for
Class B garments in the industry are established:
1. Class A composed of fully skilled cutters be-
ing persons who,
i. grade sizes on materials or make
markers, or
ii. lay up, shear cut, knife cut or ma-
chine cut any materials.
2. Class B composed of skilled operators, being
persons who, by any type of sewing machine,
i. join cloth body,
,j ii. sew in sleeves, facing or collars, or
, ,, iii. do one or more of the following opera-
tions:
A. stitch collars,
B. sew on facings,
C . join seams of body,
D. make collars,
E. make pockets,
F. make sleeves.
3. Class C composed of top pressers or off pres-
sers, being persons who, by hand or steam
machine, press and complete the pressing of
a garment after it is lined.
4. Class D composed of trimming cutters or
trimmers, being persons who,
i. grade sizes on,
ii. make markers on, or
iii. lay up and cut with a knife, shear or
machine,
any materials used for lining or trimming
garments.
5. Class E composed of semi-skilled cutters, be-
ing persons who do some but not all of the
work of a fully skilled cutter and who do any
of the several operations of cutting by shear,
knife or machine, chopping, laying up and
piling but who do not make markers on or
grade sizes on materials.
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6. Class F composed of fur collar machine oper-
ators, being persons who sew fur collars or
fur trimmings by machine onto the cloth
body.
7. Class G composed of under pressers and
piece pressers, being persons who press
seams, sleeves, linings and incidental parts
of a garment.
8. Class H composed of elementar\- preparatory'
operators, being persons who, with sewing
machines,
i. sew out flaps, tabs and belts,
ii. sew on canvas,
iii. sew on labels and size tickets,
iv. make darts up to and including four
inches in length, or
V. assemble and join sleeves.
9. Class I composed of special machine opera-
tors, being persons who, with a special ma-
chine, perform the sewing operations of at-
taching canvas or backing to the cloth body
forming the lapel of a garment in order to
prepare the garment for the skilled operator,
or the operations of,
i. bottom making,
ii. zigzagging,
iii. tacking,
iv. basting,
V. buttonhole making,
vi. felling,
vii. blind stitching, and
viii. button sewing.
10. Class J composed of finishers, being persons
who, by hand,
i. tack neck pieces, linings, bottoms,
sleeves and shoulder pads,
ii. do felling,
iii. make buttonholes, or
iv. do bushelling.
11. Class K composed of hand basters, being
persons who baste by hand.
12. Class L composed of machine basters, being
persons who baste by machine.
13. Class M composed of lining makers, being
persons who, by sewing machine, make or
sew in linings for garments.
14. Class N composed of tapers, being persons
who join two pieces of material together in
preparation for the sewing operations.
15. Class O composed of sorters, being persons
who do incidental work in the cutting room
other than any of the cutting operations re-
ferred to in paragraphs 1 , 4 and 5 , and with-
out limiting the generality- of the foregoing,
more particularly persons who,
i. sort,
ii. affix tickets, and
iii. tie up bundles,
after the bundled material has been cut.
16. Class P composed of trimming makers, being
persons who perform the sewing operations
on epaulettes, tabs, belts, flaps or cuffs but
do not sew such parts onto the cloth body.
17. Class Q composed of button sewers, being
persons who sew on buttons, snaps, hooks
and eyes, clasps or solid ornaments.
18. Class R composed of general hands or exam-
iners, being persons who,
i. clean the garment after it is finished,
ii. cut threads, and
iii. examine and fold the garment.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES FOR WORK
PERFORMED ON CLASS B GARMENTS
14. The minimum rate of wages for all work per-
formed in the industry during the regular working
periods by employees classified in section 13, for
Class B garments, is the hourly rate set opposite the
respective classes as follows:
1.
Class A
$2.48
2.
Class B
1.89
3.
Class C
2.11
4.
Class D
2.10
5.
Class E
2.10
6.
Class F
1.83
7.
Class G
1.65
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8. Class H
9. Class I
10. Class J
11. Class K
12. Class L
13. Class M
14. Class N
15. Class O
16. Class P
17. Class Q
18. Class R
$1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
1.65
RATES OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
PERFORMED ON CLASS B GARMENTS
15. — (1) The rate of wages for overtime work per-
formed in the industry by employees engaged in the
manufacture of Class B garments is,
(a) one and one-half times the rate of wages
established in section 14 for overtime work
performed in excess of 371/2 hours but not
longer than forty-eight hours per week; and
(b) one and one-half times the employee's regu-
lar rate of wages for overtime work per-
formed in excess of forty-eight hours per
week.
(2) The rate of wages for overtime work in clause
(1) (b) shall be computed, in the case of an hourly paid
employee, on the basis of the actual rate of wages per
hour paid to that employee, and, in the case of a piece
worker, on the basis of the hourly rate of wages estab-
lished by dividing the total wages earned in the week
in which he worked overtime by the number of hours
worked in that week.
16. — (1) Learners are persons not previously ex-
perienced in the classification within which they are
employed and who, while learning the skills of such
classification, perform the work of such classification
and,
(a) for Class A garments, are learners in the
classifications of operator, presser, fur
tailor, skirt maker, lining maker, machine
baster, hand baster, special machine opera-
tor, finisher, cutter, trimmer, button sewer,
general hand or examiner; and
{b) for Class B garments, are learners in the
classifications of sewing machine operator,
trimming maker, cutter, sorter, elementary
preparatory operator, fur collar machine
operator, trimming cutter or trimmer,
under presser or piece presser, top presser or
off presser, machine baster, special machine
operator, lining maker, finisher, hand
baster, button sewer, general hand or
examiner.
(2) The employer of a learner shall file with and in
the manner prescribed by the advisory committee,
information concerning the learner, including his
name, work history and a consent signed by him
and his employer to a starting rate of wages not less
than the minimum rate prescribed for the appropriate
classification and period of employment set out in
sections 17 and 18.
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MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES FOR LEARNERS PERFORMING WORK ON CLASS A GARMENTS
17. The minimum hourly rate of wages for work performed on Class A garments by a learner of the class set
out in column 1, with the experience set out opposite thereto in column 2, is the hourly rate set out opposite
thereto in column 3 of the following Table:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
1
Operator
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.67
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.90
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months
2.15
longer than 15 months and up to and including 18 months
2.40
longer than 18 months
2.69
2
Presser
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.67
-
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.90
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months
2.15
longer than 15 months and up to and including 18 months
2.40
longer than 18 months
2.64
3
Fur Tailor
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.67
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.82
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months
1.98
longer than 15 months
2.21
4
Skirt maker,
lining maker,
machine
baster, hand
baster or
special
machine
operator
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
1.65
1.65
1.76
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
longer than 9 months
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Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
5
Finisher
up to and including 3 months
11 65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
1 65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1 65
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.65
longer than 12 months
1.71
6
Cutter or
up to and including 3 months
$1 65
trimmer
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.65
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.78
*
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months
1.91
longer than 15 months and up to and including 18 months
2.05
longer than 18 months and up to and including 21 months
2.25
longer than 21 months and up to and including 24 months
2.44
longer than 24 months and up to and including 27 months
2.59
i-;
longer than 27 months and up to and including 30 months
2.74
longer than 30 months
2.89
7
General hand
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
or examiner
or button
longer than 3 months
1.65
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MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES FOR LEARNERS PERFORMING WORK ON CLASS B GARMENTS
18. The minimum hourly rate of wages for work performed on Class B garments by a learner of the class set
out in column 1, with the experience set out opposite thereto in column 2, is the hourly rate set out opposite
thereto in column 3 of the following Table:
Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
1
Sewing
machine
operator
$1.65
1.65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
longer than 6 month-^ and up to and including 9 months
1.65
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.65
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months
1.70
longer than 15 months and up to and including 18 months
1.77
longer than 18 months
1.89
2
Trimming
maker
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
1.65
longer than 3 months
3
Cutter
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.65
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.70
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months
1.75
longer than 15 months and up to and including 18 months
1.83
longer than 18 months and up to and including 21 months
1.94
longer than 21 months and up to and including 24 months
2.u!
longer than 24 months and up to and including 27 months
2.15
longer than 27 months and up to and including 30 months
2.25
longer than 30 months
2.48
4
Sorter
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
longer than 3 months
1.65
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Item
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
5
Elementary
preparatory
operator
up to and including 1 month
longer than 1 month and up to and including 3 months
$1.65
1.65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
1.65
longer than 6 months
1.65
6
Fur collar
Machine
operator
up to and including 3 months
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
11.65
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.65
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.70
longer than 12 months
1.83
7
Trimming
cutter or
trimmer
up to and including 3 months
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
$1.65
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.65
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.65
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months
1.70
longer than 15 months and up to and including 18 months
1.75
longer than 18 months and up to and including 21 months
1.82
longer than 21 months and up to and including 24 months
1.92
longer than 24 months
2.10
8
UndM" presser
or piece
presser
up to and including 3 months
$1.65
1.65
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.65
longer than 9 months
1.65
9
Top presser
or off
presser
$1.65
1.65
longer than 3 months and up to and including 6 months
longer than 6 months and up to and including 9 months
1.65
longer than 9 months and up to and including 12 months
1.70
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Item
Column 1
Column 2
longer than 12 months and up to and including 15 months,
longer than 15 months and up to and including 18 months,
longer than 18 months
up to and including 3 months
longer than 3 months
Column 3
$1.83
1.95
2.11
10
Machine
baster,
special
machine
operator,
lining maker,
finisher or
hand baster
$1.65
1.65
11
General hand up to and including 3 months
or examiner or
button sewer longer than 3 months
$1.65
1.65
RATES OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
FOR LEARNERS
19. — (1) The rate of wages for overtime work
performed in the industry by learners is,
(a) one and one-half times the rate of wages
established in sections 17 and 18 for over-
time work performed in excess of 37 Vj
hours but not longer than forty-eight hours
per week; and
(6) one and one-half times the employee's
regular rate of wages for overtime work per-
formed in excess of forty-eight hours per
week.
(2) The rate of wages for overtime work in clause
(1) (b) shall be computed, in the case of an hourly paid
employee, on the basis of the actual rate of wages per
hour paid to that employee and in the case of a piece
worker, on the basis of the hourly rate of wages estab-
lished by dividing the total wages earned in the week
in which he worked overtime by the number of hours
worked in that week.
ASSESSMENT
20. Subject to the approval of the Director,
(a) each employer in the industry is assessed
one-half of one percent of his payroll ; and
(6) each employee in the industry is assessed
one-half of one f>ercent of his wages,
to provide revenue for the enforcement of this
Schedule.
ADVISORY COMMITTEE
21. The advisory committee is authorized to fix
a minimum rate of wages lower than the rates
fixed by this Schedule for a person,
(a) who performs work included in more than
one class of employees ;
(6) whose work is only partly subject to this
Schedule ; or
(c) who is handicapped.
22. Subject to the approval of the Director, the
advisory committee is authorized,
(a) generally to administer and enforce this
Schedule ; and
(6) to collect the assessments under section 20
and out of the revenue collected to engage
inspectors and other personnel and to
make such expenditures as are necessary
for the administration and enforcement of
this Schedule.
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VACATIONS
23. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in any
year to the 30th day of June in the year next
following.
(2) An employee is entitled to an annual vacation
of two weeks for the period of entitlement and, as
vacation pay, the employer shall pay to the employee
an amount equal to 4 per cent of the employee's
total wages during the period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer during the period of entitlement
for any cause or by operation of law, the employer
shall pay to the employee, as vacation with pay, an
amount equal to 4 per cent of his total wages for
that portion of the period of entitlement during
which the employee was in the employ of the
employer.
(4) The advisory committee is authorized to deter-
mine the period in each year in which employees
shall take their annual vacation. O. Reg. 318/71,
Schedule.
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REGULATION 520
under the Industrial Standards Act
LADIES' DRESS AND SPORTSWEAR
INDUSTRY
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure
within the Ontario Zone and is binding upon
the employers and employees in the ladies' dress
and sportswear industry. O. Reg. 847/74, s. 1.
Schedule
HOURS OF WORK
1. The regular working periods in the industry
are,
(a) a regular working day consisting of not
more than seven hours of work performed
on Monday , Tuesday , Wednesday , Thursday
and Friday between 8.00 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
with an eating period of at least one-half
hour midway through each day ; and
(b) a regular working week consisting of not
more than thirty-five hours of work per-
formed during regular working days.
2.^(1) Every employer shall establish a work
schedule in accordance with the regular working
periods for the regular working day and the regular
working week which schedule shall be,
(a) for a period of not less than six months;
(b) posted in a conspicuous place where it is
most likely to come to the attention of
his employees; and
(c) filed with the Advisory Committee.
(2) Notwithstanding section 1, where an employer
fails to file the work schedule required under subsec-
tion (1) with the Advisory Committee, the hours and
days of work in his establishment shall be from 8.00
a.m. to 3.30 p.m. on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday, with an eating period of one-
half hour midway through each day.
3. Where an employee is employed on a time-
work basis and is required by his employer to
report for work and the employee works less than
three and one-half hours, the employer shall pay
the employee for at least three and one-half hours
of work.
OVERTIME
4. Overtime work means work to which this
Schedule applies that is performed for an employer
at any time other than the hours or days set out
in sections 1 or 2.
5. An employer shall pay an employee overtime
pay for overtime work.
6. Overtime pay shall be at an hourly rate of one
and one-half times the average hourly wage earned
by the employee during the regular work hours
in the pay period in which the overtime is worked,
but in no case shall the hourly rate for overtime
pay be less than one and one-half times the
minimum rate of wages established by this Schedule
for the class of work performed.
7. No overtime work shall be required by an
employer or performed by an employee in the
industry without a permit issued to the employer
by the Advisory- Committee.
8. — (1) An application by an employer for a
permit for overtime work shall be made in writing
to the Advisory Committee.
(2) The Advisory Committee may issue a permit
for overtime work.
9. — (1) A permit for overtime work shall not be
issued to an employer unless the Advisory Committee,
(a) is of the opinion that there is a shortage
of labour in the industry ; or
(b) finds that in the establishment of the
employer,
(i) all machines are in use, and
(ii) there are no facilities or space
available for additional machines or
additional employees.
(2) A permit for overtime work may be limited
as to the hours and days in which overtime work
is permitted.
10. An employer shall post a permit for overtime
work in a conspicuous place where it is most likely
to come to the attention of his employees.
HOLIDAYS
11. — (1) In this section "holiday" means,
(a) New Year's Day ;
(b) Good Friday;
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(c) Victoria Day;
(d) Dominion Day;
(e) Labour Day;
(/) Thanksgiving Day;
ig) Christmas Day ; and
(A) Boxing Day.
(2) Subject to subsection (3), no employee shall per-
form work on a holiday and no employer shall require
an employee to perform work on a holiday.
(3) Where Victoria Day, Dominion Day, Thanks-
giving Day or Boxing Day falls on a regular working
day, an employer may apply in writing to the
Advisory Committee for a permit permitting work
on such a day and the Advisory Committee is
authorized to issue such a permit.
(4) Where an employee works on a holiday, the em-
ployer shall pay the employee overtime pay in accord-
ance with section 6 and any holiday pay to which the
employee is entitled under subsection (7). i
(5) Where a holiday falls upon a regular working
day and an employee does not work on the
holiday or a holiday falls upon a non-working day,
the employer shall pay the employee who is
entitled thereto pay for the holiday.
(6) An employee shall be entitled to pay for a
holiday where the employee has been employed
by the employer for more than two months on a
regular basis, or a regular part-time basis.
(7) Pay for a holiday shall be,
(a) where the employee is employed on a
regular basis, an amount equal to seven
times the average hourly rate of wages
earned by the employee during the two-
month period immediately preceding the
holiday; and
(b) where the employee is employed on a
regular part-time basis, an amount equal
to the wages for the number of hours
the employee regularly works in a day
times the average hourly rate of wages
earned by the employee during the two-
month period immediately preceding the
holiday.
(8) Notwithstanding subsection (7), the average
hourly rate of wages of an employee shall not be less
than the minimum rate of wages established by this
Schedule for the class of work the employee performs.
(9) Except where an employee is absent from
work because of sickness, lack of work or lay-off,
absence of an employee from work during the week
in which a holiday occurs shall reduce the pay
for the holiday to which the employee is other-
wise entitled under this section by the percentage
set out in column 2 of the Table for the number of
days absent set out opposite thereto in column 1
of the Table.
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Number of Days
Absent
Percentage Reduction
in Pay for the
Holiday
one
two
three
more than three
20 per cent
40 per cent
60 per cent
100 per cent
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
1 2 . The following classifications of employees in the
industry are established:
1. Class A (skilled cutters), being persons who,
i. lay up materials,
ii. grade sizes or make markers on
materials, and
iii. cut the material with knives, shears
or electric cutting machines.
2. Class B (pressers), being persons who press
any garment after it is sewn by the operator.
3. Class C (under pressers), being persons who,
i. press seams, and
ii. do other incidental piece pressing nec-
essary to make the pieces ready for
the operator or finisher.
4. Class D (semi-skilled cutters), being persons
who perform the operations of a skilled cut-
ter on a garment but who do not,
i. grade sizes, or
ii. make markers,
on paper or on materials other than on trim-
mings.
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5. Class E (spreaders), being persons who
spread or lay up the cloth to the number of
lays required to cut but do not,
i. jissemble patterns on cloth,
ii. mark the cloth,
iii. cut or shear the cloth other than at the
end of the required number of lays to
sever the cloth,
iv. make any alterations to patterns, or
V. otherwise do the work of a skilled or
semi-skilled cutter.
6. Class F (operators), being persons who per-
form the sewing machine operations neces-
sary to make a complete garment, including
the closing of seams by any kind of sewing
machine including a two-needle machine.
7. Class G (section operators), being persons
who perform the work of an operator but
only on one or some of the component parts
of a garment.
8. Class H (drape hands), being persons who,
i. drape or adorn any garment for the
finishers, and
ii. mark the position of belts, buttons
and trimmings, to be sewn on by the
finisher.
9. Class I (garment examiners), being persons
who examine the fit and hang of finished gar-
ments for faults in workmanship and style.
10. Class J (finishers), being persons who by
hand,
i. sew snaps, buttons, ties, belts, loops,
hooks and trimmings on garments,
ii. fell bottoms, and
iii. perform any other hand-sewing oper-
ations necessary to complete a gar-
ment.
11. Class K (special machine operators), being
persons who operate a special machine used
in the manufacture of garments and who are
not otherwise classified.
12. Class L (separators), being persons who sep-
arate and assemble or bundle parts of gar-
ments for further operations after the gar-
ments or parts including trimmings have
been cut.
I.?. Clas.< M (general hand.<), being persons who
do sundry factor>- work incidental to the
manufacture of garments and without limit-
ing the generality of the foregoing including
thread clipping and cleaning.
14. Learners, being beginners in Class B in the
sportswear segment of the industry' who use
a Hoffman steam presser, and beginners in
Classes C, D, E. F, G, J, K and L, and
i. who £U"e not previously experienced in
the classification within which they
are employed and who, while learn-
ing the skills of such classification,
perform the work of such classifica-
tion, and
ii. whose employer files with and in the
manner prescribed by the Advisory-
Committee information which in-
cludes the name, work history- and
signed consent of the beginner to a
starting rate of wages not less than the
minimum rate prescribed for the ap-
propriate class and period of employ-
ment set out in subsection 14 (2).
13. Where a person classified as a learner has been
employed as such for the period of time set out in sec-
tion 14 in respect of his classification he ceases to be a
learner.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
14. — (1) Except for learners, the minimum rate of
wages for all work performed in the industry during
the regular working periods by employees classified in
section 12 shall be the hourly rate set opp)Osite their re-
spective classes as follows:
1. Class A (skilled cutters) S3. 55
2. Class B (pressers) 3.00
3. Class C (under pressers) 2.00
4. Class D (semi-skilled cutters) 3.00
5. Class E (spreaders) 2.45
6. Class F (operators) 2.00
7. Class G (section operators) 2.00
8. Class H (drape hands) 2.00
9. Class I (garment examiners) 2.00
10. Class J (finishers) 2.00
11. Class K (special machine operators) 2.00
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12. Class L (separators) S2.00
13. Class M (general hands) 2.00
(2) The minimum rate of wages for work performed
by learners during regular working hours shall be the
hourly rate set opposite each class of learners during
the respective periods of employment as learners
within the industry as follows:
1. Class B (pressers)
; first month $ 1 . 90
second, third and fourth months 2.06
fifth and sixth months 2.37
seventh and eighth months 2.68
2. Class C (under pressers)
lirstmonth 1.90
3. Class D (semi-skilled cutters)
first, second and third months 2.00
fourth, fifth and sixth months 2.25
seventh, eighth and ninth months 2.50
tenth, eleventh and twelfth months 2.75
4. Class E (spreaders)
first month 1 . 90
second and third months 2.20
5 . Class F (operators)
first month 1.90
6. Class G (section operators) '*'
first month .....' 1.90
7 . Class J (finishers)
first month 1.90
8. Class K (special machine operators)
firstmonth 1.90
9. Class L (separators) '
first month 1 . 90
(3) Where an employer pays a learner on a piece-
work basis, the learner shall be paid the piece-work
rate for the work or the minimum hourly rate for the
work performed by the learner in accordance with
subsection (2), whichever is the greater.
PIECE-WORKERS
15. — (1) In this section "number of hours worked"
means the number of overtime hours worked multi-
plied by one and one-half plus the number of regular
hours worked.
(2) Where an employee is paid on a piece-work
basis, his hourly rate of wages for work performed
during regular working hours shall be calculated
by dividing the total number of hours worked
during four consecutive weekly pay periods into
the gross wages received by the employee during
that period.
VACATIONS WITH PAY
16. — (1) In this section "period of entitlement
to vacation pay" means the period from the 1st
day of June in any year to the 31st day of May in
the year next following.
(2) An employee who performs a class of work
referred to in section 12 shall be paid vacation pay
of an amount equal to 4 per cent of his gross wages
earned in the period of entitlement to vacation pay
immediately preceding his vacation or at the time
when he is paid vacation pay.
17. — (1) In this section "period of entitlement to
year-end vacation pay" means the period from the
1st day of December in any year to the 30th day
of November in the year next following.
(2) An employee who performs a class of work
mentioned in section 12 and who,
(a) has been employed by an employer for at
least three months, and
(b) is employed in the industry on the 30th
day of November,
shall be paid year-end vacation pay of an amount
equal to 2 per cent of his gross wages earned from
an employer or employers in the period of entitle-
ment to year-end vacation pay.
(3) Payment under subsection (2) shall be made by
the employer between the 1st day of December and the
7th day of January next following the period of entitle-
ment to year-end vacation pay.
ASSESSMENT
18. Subject to the approval of the Director,
(a) each employer in the industry is assessed
one-half of 1 per cent of his pay-roll ; and
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(6) each employee in the industry is assessed
one-half of 1 per cent of his wages,
to provide revenue for the enforcement of this
Schedule.
POWERS OF ADVISORY COMMITTEE
19. The Advisory Committee is authorized to
fix a minimum rate of wages lower than the rates
fixed by this Schedule for a person,
(a) who performs work included in more than
one class of employees;
(b) whose work is only partly subject to this
Schedule; or
(c) who is handicapped.
20. The Advisory Committee is authorized,
(a) generally to administer and enforce this
Schedule; and
(b) to collect the assessment under section 18
and, out of the revenue collected, to engage
inspectors and other personnel and to make
such expenditures as are necessary for the
administration and enforcement of this
Schedule.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1105
REGULATION 521
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— LATHING INDUSTRY
OTTAWA
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Ottawa zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees in the lathing industry. R.R.O. 1970,
Reg. 521, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule, "holiday" means,
(a) Saturday;
(b) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day;
(d) Good Friday;
(e) Victoria Day ;
(/) Dominion Day ;
(g ) Labour Day ;
(h) Thanksgiving Day ; and
(i ) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry
are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
( b) a regular working day consisting of not more
than eight hours of work performed on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
or Friday, between 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
with one-half hour each day for noon recess.
3. — (1) Night work is work jjerformed by an
employee other than,
(a) on a holiday ; or
(6) during a regular working day,
and consisting of not more than eight hours of
work in a period of twenty-four hours.
(2) Where work cannot be performed during a
regular working day, it may be performed by
night work.
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day and for night
work is $4.05 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
5. — (1) Where work is performed in two or more
regular shifts, an employee shall be deemed to be
employed during a regular working day for the pur-
poses of this Schedule if,
(a) the shifts of not more than eight hours
each are operated between 1 a.m. on Monday
and 8 a.m. on the following Saturday; and
(6) no employee, other than a foreman, works
on more than one shift in a period of
twenty-four hours.
(2) One of the shifts that begin in a period of
twenty-four hours is a day shift and the rest are
night shifts.
(3) An employee who works on a night shift
shall be entitled, as a minimum, to wages for eight
hours for work of seven hours.
OVERTIME WORK
6. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not night work and is not per-
formed during a regular working day; or
(b) that is performed on a holiday.
7. — (1) No overtime work shall be performed in
the industry without a permit from the advisory
committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
8. No permit shall be issued by the advisory
committee for overtime work on a holiday except,
(a) in cases of extreme necessity where hfe or
property is jeopardized ; or
(6) on repairs to buildings where the overtime
work is necessary to prevent the loss of
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employment to persons who are regularly
employed in the buildings.
9. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday or Friday,
between 5 p.m. and 10 p.m., $6,071/2 an
hour; and
(6) for all other overtime work, $8.10 an hour.
RATE FOR HANDICAPPED
10. The advisory committee is authorized to fix
a minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed
by this Schedule for a person who is handicapped.
VACATIONS
11. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in any
year to the 30th day of June in the year next
following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is entitled to
be paid by the employer on the 30th day of June
in each year, as vacation with pay, an amount equal
to 4 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
during his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to be paid
by the employer, within ten days of the cessation
of employment, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 4 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
for that part of the employee's period of entitlement
that he was in the employ of the employer. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 521, Sched.
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1107
REGULATION 522
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— MEN'S AND BOYS' CLOTHING
INDUSTRY
ONTARIO
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Ontario zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees in the men's and boys' clothing
industry. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 522, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule,
(a) "boys' longs" means pants of not more than
thirty-two inch waist measurement manu-
factured for wear by boys ;
(6) "holiday" means.
(i) New Year's Day,
(ii) Good Friday,
(ill) Victoria Day,
(iv) Dominion Day,
(v) Civic Holiday,
(vi) Labour Day,
(vii) Thanksgiving Day,
(viii) Christmas Day, and
(ix) the 2nd day of January or Easter
Monday, as designated by the em-
ployer,
but "Civic Holiday" means a holiday only for
that part of the zone where it is so proclaimed
by a municipality;
(c) "odd pants" means pants that are,
(i) produced and cut only in quantities,
(ii) manufactured only to standard trade
measurements and sizes and not to
individual sizes, measurements or
specifications, and
(iii) manufactured for sale only as indi-
vidual units in retail stores and not
with the intention of being matched
or sold with any coat or vest of the
same or similar cloth;
(d) "year-end holiday" means the period from
the 26th day of December to the 31st day of
December, both inclusive, in each year;
(e) "year-end holiday pay" means pay for the
year-end holiday.
HOURS OF WORK
2. — (1) The regular working periods for employees
classified in subsection 4 (1) are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not more
than thirty-nine hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not more
than eight hours of work performed on Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday and
not more than seven hours of work performed
on Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or
between such hours as may be set by the
advisory committee.
(2) The regular working periods for employees clas-
sified in subsection 4 (2) are,
(a ) a regular working week consisting of not more
than forty hours of work performed during the
regular working days; and
{b) a regular working day consisting of not more
than eight hours of work performed on Mon-
day, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. or between
such hours as may be set by the advisor>'
committee.
(3) In establishments where the employees are regu-
larly given more than one hour for noon recess, the
regular working day may commence any time between
7.30 a.m. and 8 a.m.
OVERTIME WORK
3. Work performed in the industry,
(a) at any time other than during the regular
working periods ; or
(b) on a holiday,
is overtime work.
CLASSIFICATION OF EMPLOYEES
4. — (1) The following classification of employees
in the industry other than employees working on odd
pants is established :
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1. Class A, composed of cutters or markers, be-
ing persons who do one or more of the fol-
lowing operations,
i. assemble patterns on cloth or make
the lay,
ii. mark with chalk or wax around the
, pattern on the top layer of cloth lays,
iii. make necessary alterations from a
block pattern to special measurements
required for stock or made-to-mea-
sure clothes, and
iv. cut the cloth or lay with electric ma-
chine,
and lay up the cloth to the number of layers
required or cut it with shears.
2. Class B, composed of,
i. head operators on coats, being per-
sons who,
A. sew in sleeves of coat, or
B. sew around the shape of collar
or lapel on coat,
not having been previously basted,
and
ii. first operators on vests, being persons
who do one or more of the following
operations,
A. tape edges,
B. sew around arm holes on a
plain or edge-cutting machine,
I C. make pockets, '■ ^
' D. sew on welts or patches, and
E. make piped pockets.
3. Class C, composed of trimmers, being per-
sons who,
i. assemble patterns on trimming
materials or make lays, or
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ii. mark, or
iii. pile up to the number of layers re-
quired, or
iv. cut with shears or knife,
body linings for coats or vests, or sleeve lin-
ings.
4. Class D, composed of,
i. pocket makers on coats, being per-
sons who include in their work the
sewing on of flaps, welts or patches to
coat fronts, or the tacking of pocket
corners where the pocket is made by
plain or special machine,
ii. edge tapers, being persons who,
A. tape fronts or sew out edges, or
B. sew up bottoms of coats,
iii. pocket makers on pants, being per-
sons who,
A. turn in and sew bottom facing
on hip pocket,
B. turn up underneath facings
and sew top jetting on hip
pocket,
C. sew side pocket on pants by
machine,
D. make and sew in watch-
pockets,
E. tack side pockets to position,
or
F. perform any other operations
necessary to pocket making on
pants except for the operations
named in sub-subparagraphs
B and C of subparagraph x
and sub-subparagraph A of
subparagraph xiii of paragraph
17 (Class Q),
iv. seamers on pants, being persons who
join the outside or inside or back
seams on pants or sew lap seams or
raised seams or braid by special or
plain sewing machine, and
v. first operators on vests, being persons
who do one or more of the following
operations,
A. tape edges,
B. sew around arm holes on a
plain or edge cutting machine,
C. make pockets,
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D. sew on flaps, welts or patches,
and
E. make piped pockets.
5. Class E, composed of,
i. finish pressers, being persons who do
finish pressing on a finished coat or
any section thereof other than the
edges, by hand or steam machine,
ii. leg pressers and top pressers on pants,
being persons who do one or more of
the following operations,
A. fold the legs, centre seam to
centre seam,
B. press the legs and bottom, cen-
tre seam to centre seam, and
C. complete the outside pressing
on the tops of pants, and
iii. finish pressers on vests, being persons
who do finish pressing on vests by
hand or steam machine.
6. Class F, composed of,
i. shapers, being persons who by hand
do one or more of the following opera-
tions,
A. mark, and
B. trim,
around shape of collar, lapels or
fronts or bottom or edge of coat,
ii. under basters, being persons who, by
hand, baste facing to coat,
iii. top collar basters, being persons who
by hand do one or more of the follow-
ing operations,
A. baste the top collar on an open
coat that includes the gorget or
on a semi-open coat where the
gorget is sewn by machine,
and
B. baste the top collar to the un-
der collar before it is set on the
coat,
iv. edge basters by hand, being persons
who, by hand, do on coats one or
more of the following operations.
A. baste edge of collar, lapels or
fronts,
B. tack corners, and
C. tack collars or inside collar
seams,
V. top stitchers on pants, being persons
who stitch waistband lining at waist-
band seam,
vi. fitters on coats, being persons who fit
or prepare parts and trimmings of
coats,
vii. alteration tailors, being persons who
make alterations of any kind on coats,
vests or pants, other than persons in a
retail store who make alterations on
completely manufactured coats, vests
or pants sold at retail in a store, and
viii. tr>- on recutters, being persons who
recut try ons after try on fitting.
7. Class G, composed of,
i. flap makers, being persons who make
flaps, breast welts or patches,
ii. die cutters, t>eing persons who oper-
ate die cutting equipment,
iii. lining makers, being persons who do
one or more of the following opera-
tions,
A. sew lining to facing,
B. sew lining seams,
C. make pockets in linings by
plain machine,
D. sew in top collar, and
E. join shoulder seams,
iv. edge stitchers, being persons who
stitch edges of coats,
v. joiners and pocket tackers, being per-
sons who do one or more of the fol-
lowing operations,
A. join side seams,
B. make backs,
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C. sew centre and side seams,
D. make back vents,
E. sew on under collars, and
F. raise seams,
vi. shoulder joiners, being persons who
join the shoulders of a coat,
vii. gorget sewers, being persons who sew
top collar to facing of a coat,
viii. examiners, being persons who exam-
ine coats after finish pressing, and
who may do general busheling and try
on basting,
ix. dart sewers, being persons who sew
up darts on front of garments,
X. waistband operators on pants, beinjr
persons who do one or more of the
following operations,
A. sew on waistbands,
B. put in loops or tunnels, and
xi. second operators on vests, being per-
sons who do one or more of the fol-
lowing operations,
A. stitch edges,
B. baste edges,
C. tack pockets,
D. join side seams and shoulders,
E. sew up vests, and
F. sew pocket lining to welts or
patches.
8. Class H, composed of seam pressers or under
pressers on vests, being persons who do any
seam pressing or under pressing on a vest.
9. Class I, composed of,
i. lapel and shape basters, being persons
who, by hand, do one or more of the
following operations,
A. baste lapels and lapel points,
B. tack collar corners or inside
collar seams,
C. mark or trim coat bottoms,
and
D. mark or die cut collars,
ii. lining basters, being persons who, by
hand, do one or more of the following
operations,
A. baste facings down to coat,
and
B. baste around bottom pleat of
linings,
iii. facing basters, being persons who, by
hand, baste facings on the inside of
the coat,
iv. collar setters, being persons who, by
hand, do one or more of the following
operations,
A. baste under collar,
B. tack gorget,
C. baste neck to top collar, and
D. tack collar corners,
v. reece machine operators, being per-
sons who, by special machine, do one
or more of the following operations,
A. cut hip pocket on pants, and
sew to cloth,
B. cut pockets in coat linings,
C. cut pockets on vests and sew to
cloth, and
D. cut pockets on coats and sew to
cloth, and
II
vi. lininp makers on pants, being persons
who sew linings to pants by plain
machine, or make lining corners, or
stitch down fiv.
10. Class J, composed of choppers, being assis-
tant cutters and being persons who,
i. pile up material to the number of lay-
ers required according to the lay
marked by the cutter, or
ii. cut with shears,
A. a single lay, or
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B. as many layers as can be cut at
one time,
but do not perform any of the operations
defined in subparagraph i. ii. iii or iv of
paragraph 1 (Class A).
1 1 . Class K, composed of,
i. edge pressers, being persons who
press edges or bottom of coats bj-
hand or steam machine,
ii. seam pressers or under pressers on
coats, being persons who do any seam
pressing or under pressing on a coat
or parts of a coat,
iii. press elbows only on finished coats,
iv. press fusible materials, and
V. operate garment cleaning machine.
12. Class L, composed of,
i. canvas basters by hand, being per-
sons who baste canvas to coat fronts,
ii. shoulder basters and under collar
basters by hand, being persons who
do one or more of the following opera-
tions,
A. baste shoulders, and
B. baste in under collar,
iii. edge basters by machine, being per-
sons who baste edges of coat fronts,
lapels or collars,
iv. leaf basters, being persons who, by
hand, do one or more of the following
operations,
A. baste across the leaf of the top
collar between the canvas and
the under collar ready for fell-
ing, and
B. tack corners between the shape
and the collar,
v. arm hole tapers, being persons who,
by machine, tape arm hole and gor-
get,
vi. under basters by machine, being per-
sons who baste facings or facings and
collar to coat,
vii. pocket makers and outside seamers
on boys' longs, shorts and bloomers,
being persons who,
A. sew on the side pocket to the
front of boys' longs, shorts or
bloomers,
B. close down the side seam of the
front part to the back part with
a corded or plain seam,
C. make the hip pockets,
D. operate a special machine that
cuts hip pocket and sews it to
cloth,
E. turn in and sews bottom facing
on hip pocket,
F. turn up underneath facings
and sew top jetting on hip
p)ocket,
G. sew side pocket on boys' longs,
shorts or bloomers by machine,
H. make and sew in watch pock-
ets,
I. tack side pockets to position,
or
J. perform any other operations
necessary to pocket making on
boys' longs, shorts or bloom-
ers, and
viii. lining sewers and stitchers, on boys'
longs, shorts and bloomers, being per-
sons who sew on and stitch the lining
on boys' longs, shorts or bloomers.
13. Class M, composed of tr>-on basters, being
persons who baste up a garment for fitting.
14. Class N, composed of,
i. seam pressers on pants, being persons
who press seams on pants, and
ii. button hole markers, being persons
who mark button holes on coats.
15. Class O, composed of,
i. button hole makers, being persons
who by machine make button holes in
coats.
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ii. lining and facing basters, being per-
sons who by machine do one or more
of the following operations,
A. baste facings down to inside of
coat,
B. baste around the bottom and
pleatof linings, and
•i C. baste lining around body and
arm holes,
iii. canvas basters by machine being per-
sons who by machine baste canvas to
fronts of coats, and
iv. finish pressers on boys' longs, shorts
and bloomers, being persons who do
finish pressing on boys' longs, shorts
and bloomers.
16. Class P, composed of assistant trimmers, be-
ing persons who,
i. lay up, or
ii. cut by shears or knife only,
canvases, pocketings, wigans, fusible materi-
als or stays but do not perform any of the op-
erations defined in paragraph 3 (Class C),
iii. operate a spray marking machine.
17. Class Q, composed of,
i. yoke makers, being persons who
make only the yoke part of inside lin-
ings on coats,
ii. sleeve makers, being persons who do
one or more of the following opera-
tions,
A. join sleeve seams,
B. make sleeve vents, cuffs or
straps, and
C. make epaulets, belts or tabs,
iii. special machine operators, being per-
sons who, by machine, do one or
more of the following operations,
A. fell tape, , . ,
B. fell under collar,
C. put in bridle.
D. fell lining,
E. tack facing and bottom,
F. rocap pant lining to waist-
band,
G. blind-stitch pant lining,
H. imitation hand stitch, and
., I. fell arm hole lining or baste
flaps or tack sleeve lining or
baste pocket mouth on coats or
pants,
lapel and collar padders, being per-
sons who pad the collar or lapels by
machine,
arm hole sergers, being persons who
by hand or by machine do one or
more of the following operations,
A. baste in part of shoulder or
sleeve pads,
B. baste or serge or tack arm
holes, and
C. baste in shoulder lining at arm
hole,
sandwich collar makers, being per-
sons who do one or more of the fol-
lowing operations,
, A. stitch under collar stand and
leaf,
B. join under collar and top collar
by plain or special machine,
and
C. baste edges of sandwich collar
by machine,
collar setters by machine, being per-
sons who baste under collar or top
collar to neck of coat,
fitters on pants, being persons who fit
or prepare parts of trimmings for
pants,
zipper sewers, being persons who sew
zipper sections to fly or to pant or to
both fly and pant,
trimming makers on pants, being per-
sons who do one or more of the fol-
lowing operations,
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A. sew on fly linings or flys to
pants with or without zippers
or sew on fly linings and fly to
pants with or without zippers,
B. prepare and sew on facings of
pockets, make small parts of
pants including flys,
C. sew and stitch around pocket
linings,
D. sew pellon on waistbands, and
E. make button holes on pants or
vests,
xi. fitters on vests, being persons who fit
or prepare parts of trimmings for
vests,
xii. lining makers and back makers on
vests, being persons who make linings
or backs of vests,
xiii. third operators on vests, being per-
sons who,
A. close pockets, or
B. join neck pieces, and
C. sew darts on vests,
xiv. basters on vests, being persons who,
by hand or machine, pin or baste fac-
ings, including the lining and canvas
on the edge of the vest ready for the
tape sewer, and
XV. matchers, being persons who match
flaps or welts or patches to coat
fronts.
18. Class R, composed of,
i. button hole makers by hand, being
persons who make button holes on a
coat or vest by hand, and
ii. canvas makers by machine, being
persons who make canvas fronts or
parts thereof by machine.
19. Class S, composed of,
i. separators of coats, being persons
who,
A. separate parts of coats,
B. assemble parts of coats ready
for machine, and
C. except to cut threads, do not
use scissors,
ii. separators of pants, being persons
who,
A. separate parts of pants,
B. assemble parts of pants ready
for machine, and
C. except to cut thread, do not use
scissors, and
iii. separators of vests, being persons
who,
A. separate parts of vests,
B. assemble parts of vests ready
for machine, and
C. except to cut threads, do not
use scissors.
20. Class T, composed of,
i. ticket pocket makers, being persons
who,
A. sew facing in pocket lining, or
B. make inside ticket pockets,
ii. facing tackers and bottom tackers,
being persons who, by hand, tack fac-
ings or bottom of coat,
iii. finishers on coats, being persons who
do any hand felling on a coat or hand
sew buttons,
iv. finishers on pants or vests, being per-
sons who, by hand, do any felling on
a pant or vest, or hand sew buttons,
V. button sewers, being persons who sew
buttons on coats, vests or pants by
machine,
vi. cleaners and basting pullers, being
persons who,
A. clean black and white ends,
and
B. pull bastings from coat,
vii. cleaners or examiners on pants, being
persons who, by hand, or by
machine.
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3fl.
A. clean off thread ends,
B brush, and
C. measure and examine pants.
general helpers, being persons who do
one or more of the following opera-
tions,
A. pair in parts of coats, pants or
vests,
B. mark vests or pants for buttons
or button holes, or mark coats
for buttons,
C. trim canvas arm holes or edges
of coats,
D. trim pocket linings or coat lin-
ings or sleeve linings,
E. cut through pockets on coats,
vests or pants by hand when
performed as a separate opera-
tion,
F. staple canvas to coat,
G. trim around or mark neck of
coats,
H. turn out coat, vest or pant, or
trim or mark flaps, welts or
patches,
I. brush coats, or blacken button
holes, and
J. alteration rippers on coats,
pants or vests.
under collar makers, being persons
who, by machine, do one or more of
the following operations,
A. join collar canvas,
B. join under collar seams, and
C. baste under collar to collar
canvas,
button hole tackers, being persons
who tack button holes by machine,
sleeve lining sewers, being persons
who join sleeve linings only, or baste
sleeve lining to sleeve seams, or sew
sleeve lining to coat lining,
xii. pocket baggers, being persons who
make or restitch pocket bags,
xiii. fusers, being persons who position
fusible materials to parts of coats or
pants.
xiv. dart sewers on pants, being persons
who sew darts, pleats, crotch pieces
or fly tails on pants, and
XV. special machine operators on pants,
being persons who do one or more of
the following operations.
(Mi '■ '
A. serge seams,
B. bar tack,
C. insert hook and bar, and
D. tack pocket bag to waistband
or to side seams on pants.
2 1 . Class U, composed of,
i. binders, being persons who bind or
book hem seams on a coat by
machine,
ii. bottom trimmers on pants, being per-
sons who do one or more of the fol-
lowing operations,
... ,...-. ^ measure length of pants,
B. mark cuffs, and
C. trim or pink bottoms, or waist-
band corners,
iii. pocket piecers on vests, being persons
who sew silesia to pocket,
iv. thread markers, being persons who
do one or more of the following opera-
tions,
A. thread mark for buttons, pock-
ets, darts or outlets, and
B. attach tickets, or mark work
tickets,
V. belt loop makers, being persons who
make belt loops by special machine,
vi. zipper closers, being persons who at-
tach zipper stoppers or gap zippers,
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vii. collar trimmers, being persons who
open and trim collar stand, or open
collar leaf and corners, or trim and
notch top collar,
viii. collar hanger sewers, being persons
who cut collar hangers or sew on col-
lar hangers.
(2) The following classification of employees in the
industry working on odd pants is established:
1. Cljiss A, composed of cutters or markers,
being persons who do one or more of
the following operations,
i. assemble patterns on cloth or make
the lay,
ii. mark with chalk or wax around the
pattern on the top layer of cloth lays,
and
iii. make necessary alterations from block
patterns,
and lay up the cloth to the number of layers
required, or cut it with shears or knife.
2. Class B, composed of,
i. trimmers or lining markers, being
persons who assemble patterns on or
mark linings,
ii. pocket makers, being persons who,
A. turn in and sew bottom facings
on hip pocket,
B. turn up underneath facings
and sew top jetting on hip
pockets,
C. sew side pockets on pants by
machine,
D. make and sew in watch pock-
ets,
E. tack side pockets to position,
or
F. perform any other operations
necessary to pocket making on
odd pants except those in-
cluded in Class D or Class H,
and
iii. seamers on pants being persons who
join the outside or inside or back
seams on pants, or sew lap seams,
raised seams or braid.
3. Class C, composed of,
i. leg pressers, being persons who press
the legs, centre seam to centre seam,
by hand iron or by steam machine,
ii. top pressers, being persons who com-
plete the outside pressing of the tops
of pants, and
iii. top stitchers, being persons who stitch
waistband lining at waistband seams.
4. Class D, composed of,
i. lining sewers, being persons who by
plain machine,
A. sew the waistband linings to
the top of the waistband, or
B. sew right fly lining to front of
pant, or
C. make front or back corners, or
stitch down fly or make front
or back corners and stitch
down fly, and
ii. reece machine operators, being per-
sons who, by special machine, cut hip
pocket and sew to cloth.
5. Class E, composed of,
i. choppers, being persons who, where
the lays of cloth or lining have been
marked by the cutter, marker or trim-
mer,
A. cut a single lay or as many lays
as required by electric machine
or hand shears, or
B. pile up material to the lay re-
quired, but do not perform any
of the operations defined in
subparagraphs i, ii and iii of
paragraph 1 (Class A) and sub-
paragraph i of paragraph 2
(Class B), and
ii. waistband operators, being persons
who,
A. sew cloth waistbands to pants,
B. insert belt loops or tunnels,
and
C. operate a two needle machine
to join or sew on parts of
pants.
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6. Class F, composed of,
i. pocket makers on boys' longs, shorts
and bloomers, being persons who,
A. operate a special machine for
cutting and sewing hip pocket
to cloth,
B. turn in and sew bottom facing
on hip pocket,
C. turn up underneath facings
and sew top jetting on hip
pocket,
D. sew side-pocket on pants by
machine,
., E. make and sew in watch pock-
ets,
F. tack side pockets to position,
or
G. perform any other operations
necessary to pocket making on
boys' longs, shorts and bloom-
ers,
ii. lining sewers and stitchers on boys'
longs, shorts and bloomers, being per-
sons who sew on or stitch the lining,
and
iii. finish pressers on boys' longs, shorts
and bloomers, being persons who do
finish pressing on boys' longs, shorts
and bloomers.
7. Class G, composed of,
i. layers up, being persons who lay up
the cloth to the number of lays
required by the chopper but do not
assemble patterns on cloth, mark the
cloth or cut or shear the cloth other
than at the end of the required lays to
sever the cloth, or make any altera-
tions to patterns, and
ii. fly sewers, being persons who sew
cloth left fly, with or without zippers,
to pants.
8. Class H, composed of,
i. fitters, being persons who fit or
assemble all pocket facings or other
fittings on odd pants.
ii. seam pressers, being persons who
press any seams of pants, or who
press fusible materials to parts of
pants,
iii. facing operators, being persons who
sew pocket facings on all (rackets of
pants,
iv. curtain makers, being persons who,
by special machine, sew lining to
waistband,
V. button hole makers, being persons
who make button holes by machine,
vi. seamers on boys' longs, shorts and
bloomers, being persons who close the
inside seams, or close down the side
seams of the front to the back part of
the pant with a corded or plain seam,
vii. fly makers, being f)ersons who make
the back or left fly, with or without
zipper, or make french flys, flaps or
straps, and
viii. dart sewers, being persons who sew
darts, pleats or' crotch pieces on
pants.
9. Class I, composed of,
i. assistant trimmers, being persons who
cut,
' '' '■''" A. linings for pant pocketing,
B. fly lining,
C. pocket stays, or
D. waistbands, and
.,., ,, ii. cuff pressers, being persons who press
cuffs only.
10. Class J, composed of,
i. pocket baggers, being persons who
'■ "' operate a special machine that serges
or serges and binds and trims pockets
on pants, or who by plain machine,
make or trim or restitch pocket bags
or make and trim and restitch pocket
bags,
ii. bar tackers, being f)ersons who oper-
ate a special or plain machine that bar
tacks corner seams on pockets or
other corner seams, or who tack
labels or size tickets or waistband
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rippers, or who sew pocket tops to
waistband seam, or who sew pocket
lining to side seams, or who tack
cuffs,
iii. special machine operators being per-
sons who insert hook and bar, or gap
zippers, or insert zipper stoppers, or
blind stitch waistband lining, or baste
and fell cuffs, or sew buttons, or
make loops, or tack button holes, or
sew fly lining tails, or serge seams, or
pink bottoms,
iv. cuff trimmers, being persons who
mark or trim cuffs, mark or staple
loops, mark and staple loops or sepa-
rate pants or bundle pants or mark for
buttons or button holes,
V. cleaners, being persons who by hand
or by machine, clean thread ends or
turn pants or parts of pants or clean
thread ends and turn pants or parts of
pants,
vi. finishers, being persons who do any
hand felling on pants, and
vii. examiners, being persons who exam-
ine or make minor repairs or final
clean or brush pants.
mNHfUM RATES OF WAGES
S. — (1) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industr>- during the regular working
periods by employees classified in subsection 4 (1) is,
(a) in the regional municipalities of Halton, Peel.
Durham, Hamilton- Went worth and York,
the hourly rate set opposite the respective
classes as follows,
(i) Class A, $5.61,
(ii) Class B, $S.44Vi,
(iii) Class C, S5.40'/i,
(iv) Class D, $5.25,
(v) Class E, $5.14,
(vi) Class F, $5.02V^,
(vii) Class G, $4.81,
(viii) Class H, $4.76,
(ix) Class I, $4.72.
(x) Class J, $4.71,
(xi) Class K, $4.64,
(xii) Class L, $4.60^2,
(xiii) Class M, $4.S7Vi,
(xiv) Class N. $4.51 '/a,
(XV) Class O, $4.48,
(xvi) Class P. S4.40!/2,
(xvii) Class Q, S4.34'/2.
(x\-iii) Class R, $4.32 '/2,
(xix) Class S. $4.27'/2,
(xx) Class T. $4.23,
(xxi) Class U, S4.15'/2;
(b) in all other parts of Ontario, the hourly rate set
opposite the respective classes as follows,
(i) Class A. $5.05,
(ii) Class B. $4.90,
(iii) Class C. $4.86!/2,
(iv) Class D, S4.72>/2,
(v) Class E, $4.62 '/2,
(vi) Class F. $4.52 '/2,
(\ni) Class G, $4.33.
(viii) Class H, $4.28'/2.
(ix) Class I. $4.25,
(x) Class J. $4.24,
(xi) Class K, $4.17k2.
(xii) Class L. $4. UVz,
(xiii) Class M. $4.12,
(xiv) Class N. $4.06'/2,
(XV) Class O. $4.03,
(xvi) Class P. $3.96Vi,
(xvii) Class Q, $3.91,
(xvui) Class R, $3.S9Vz,
(xix) Class S, $3.85,
(XX) Class T, $3.80K2,
(xxi) Class U. $3.74.
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(2) The minimum rate of wages for all work
performed in the industry during the regular working
periods by employees classified in subsection 4 (2) is,
(a) in the regional municipalities of Halton, Peel,
Durham, Hamilton-Wentworth and York,
the hourly rate set opposite the respective
classes as follows,
(i) Class A, $4.70'/2,
(ii) Class B, $4.50'/2,
(iii) Class C, $4.41,
(iv) Class D, $4.23,
(V) Class E, $4.12,
• i :/v
(vi) Class F, $4.02,
(vii) Class G, $3.91 '/a,
(viii) Class H, $3.82,
(ix) Class I, $3.79!/2,
(X) Class J, $3.71;
(b) in all other parts of Ontario, the hourly rate set
opposite the respective classes as follows,
(i) Class A, $4.23!/2,
(ii) Class B, $4.05 !/2,
(iii) Class C, $3.97,
(iv) Class D, $3.80'/2,
(v) Class E, $3.71,
(vi) Class F, $3.62, ■■'
(vii) Class G, $3.52 '/2, '■
(viii) Class H, $3.44,
(ix) Class I, $3,411/2,
(X) Class J, $3.34.
(3) In this section "learner" means a person who has
not had previous experience in the classification of work
for which he is hired or at which he performs work as an
employee for his employer and such person shall cease
to be a learner when he reaches the minimum rate per
hour set out for the classification of work in which he is
employed.
(4) In all parts of Ontkrio the minimum rate of wages
for learners is the hourly rate set opposite the respective
period of employment as follows:
2. After one month of employment $3.00
3. After three months of employment 3.25
4. After six months of employment 3.50
5. After nine months of employment 3.75
6. After twelve months of employment 4.00
7. After fifteen months of employment 4.25
8. After eighteen months of employment 4.50
9. After twenty-one months of employ-
ment 4.75
10. After twenty-four months of employ-
ment
5.00
1. First month of employment
$ 2.90
1 1 . After twenty-seven months of
employment 5.25
12. After thirty months of employment 5.61
(5) In all parts of Ontario the number of learners
employed in an establishment shall not exceed twenty
per cent of the total number of employees where the
employees are governed by the Schedule.
6. — (1) Where an employee does not perform work
on a holiday, regardless of the day on which the holiday
falls and whether or not the holiday falls during an
annual or year-end holiday period, he shall be paid for
the holiday at the rate of 7.8 times the average hourly
rate of wages if he is classified in subsection 4 (1) or at
the rate of 8 times the average hourly rate of wages if
he is classified in subsection 4 (2), earned by him dur-
ing the pay period in which the holiday falls or during
his nearest preceding pay period, as the case may be,
provided that,
(a) the employee has been employed in the
industry for at least three months; and
{b) the employee works on the last day he is
required to work preceding the holiday and on
the first da\- he is required to work following
the holiday.
(2) Notwithstanding that an employee is laid
off or is absent because of his illness for a con-
tinuous period not longer than ten weeks, the em-
ployee is entitled to holiday pay.
(3) Where an employee who is entitled to holiday pay
performs work on a holida> , he shall be paid for his
hours of work as set out in subsection 1 , plus an amount
equal to 1 Vz times his average hourly rate of wages for
each hour of work that he performs on the holiday.
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(4) Notwithstanding subsections (1), (2) and (3), an
employee who is covered by a collective agreement be-
tween his employer and a trade union shall receive
holidays and holiday pay in accordance with the pro-
visions therefor, if any, in the collective agreement.
7. Each employer shall designate either the 2nd day
of Januar>- or Easter Monday as a holiday and shall
give notice of the designation by posting such notice
conspicuously in the place where his employees work
before the 1st day of November in the year preceding
the year in which the designation is to be made.
VACATIONS
8. — (1) In this section,
(a) "period of entitlement" means the period from
and including the 1st day of July in any year to
and including the 30th day of June in the year
next following; and
(ft) "total pay" means all money received for reg-
ular and over- time work and holidays.
(2) An employee who has been in the industry
less than three years shall receive as vacation pay
4 per cent of his total pay during the period of
entitlement.
(3) An employee who has been in the industry
three years or more shall receive as vacation pay
6 per cent of his total pay during the period of
entitlement.
(4) An employee shall receive his vacation pay on
the pay day immediately preceding the vacation
period.
(5) Notwithstanding that his employment termi-
nates for any cause, an employee who has been
in the industry for less than three years shall
receive, in lieu of vacation pay, 4 per cent of his
total pay for the period of entitlement during which
his employment is terminated.
(6) Notwithstanding that his employment termin-
ates for any cause, an employee who has been in
the industry- three years or more shall receive, in
lieu of vacation pay, 6 per cent of his total pay
for the period of entitlement during which his
employment is terminated.
(7) Notwithstanding subsections (2), (3), (4), (5) and
(6), an employee who is covered by a collective agree-
ment between his employer and a trade union shall re-
ceive vacations and vacation pay in accordance with
the provisions therefor, if any, in the collective agree-
ment.
YEAR-END HOLIDAY PAY
9. — (1) An employee who has been employed by
the same employer for a period of one year or
more as of the commencement of the vear-end
holiday period shall receive a year-end holiday
pay of 2 per cent of his gross earnings during
the twelve month p)eriod next preceding the year-
end holiday.
(2) In order to qualify for year-end holiday pay,
an employee shall work or be available for work on
the two regular working days next preceding
Christmas Day and on the two regi'.lar working
days next following New Year's Day.
(3) Notwithstanding that his employment is
terminated for any cause, if an employee has
previously received year-end holiday pay, he shall
upon such termination receive, in lieu of year-end
holiday pay, an additional 2 per cent of his gross
earnings for the period from the previous year-end
holiday pay calculation to his date of termination.
(4) An employee who is entitled to year-end
holiday pay and who works during the period
between Christmas Day and New Year's Day
shaU be paid at the rate of time and one-half his
hourly rate of wages in addition to the year-end
holiday pay.
(5) An employee who is eligible for year-end
holiday pay shall receive his year-end holiday pay
on the pay day immediately preceding Christmas
Day.
(6) Notwithstanding subsections (1) to (5), an em-
ployee who is covered by a collective agreement be-
tween his employer and a trade union shall receive
year-end holiday pay in accordance with the provi-
sions therefor, if any, in the collective agreement.
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
10. The rate of wages for overtime work performed
by an employee classified in section 4 is V/i times the
average hourly wages earned by the employee during
the pay period in which the overtime work is per-
formed.
MILITARY UNIFORMS
11. Notwithstanding sections 5 and 10, the mini-
mum rate of wages for all work performed on military
uniforms manufactured for use by the armed services
of any country by an employee classified in section 4 is
2Vi cents an hour less than the rate of wages pre-
scribed in section 5 or 10.
ASSESSMENT
12. Subject to the approval of the director,
(o) each employer in the industry is assessed
one-half of 1 per cent of his payroll; and
(ft) each employee in the industry is assessed
one-half of 1 per cent of his wages,
to provide revenue for the enforcement of this
Schedule.
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ADVISORY COMMITTEE
13. The advisory committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for a person,
(a) who performs work included in more than
one class of employees;
(b) whose work is only partly subject to this
Schedule; or
(c) who is handicapped.
14. Subject to the approval of the Board, the advi-
sory committee is authorized,
(a) generally to administer and enforce this
Schedule; and
(b) to collect the assessments under section 12
and, out of the revenue collected, to engage
inspectors and other personnel and to make
such expenditures as are necessary for the
administration and enforcement of this
Schedule. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 522, Sched.;
O. Reg. 479/71, ss. 1-4; O. Reg. 849/74, s. 1
(1-5); O. Reg. 157/77, s. 1; O. Reg. 151/80,
ss. 1-6, revised.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1121
REGULATION 523
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— PAINTING AND
DECORATING INDUSTRY
OTTAWA
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Ottawa zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees in the painting and decorating indus-
try. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 525, s. I.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule, "holiday" means,
(a) Saturday;
(6) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day ;
{d) Good Friday ;
(e) Dominion Day ;
(J) Labour Day ;
(g) Thanksgiving Day ; and
(h) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry
are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(6) a regular working day consisting of not more
than eight hours of work performed on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
or Friday between 8 a.m. and 5 p.m.
3. — (1) Night work is work performed other than,
(a) on a holiday ; or
(b) during a regular working day,
and consisting of not more than eight hours of work
in a period of twenty-four hours.
(2) Where work cannot be performed during a
regular working day, it may be performed by night
work.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
4. — (1) The minimum rate of wages, for work
performed during a regular working day is,
(a) $3.30 an hour for spray and swing-stage
painting ; and
(b) $3. 10 an hour for all other work.
(2) The minimum rate of wages for night work
is $3.30 an hour.
OVERTIME WORK
5. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not night work and is not per-
formed during a regular working day; or
(6) that is performed on a holiday.
6. — (1) No overtime work shall be performed in
the industry after one hour immediately following
the working p<;riod of a regular working day without
a permit from the advisory committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
7. No permit shall be issued by the advisory
committee for overtime work on a holiday except,
(a) in cases of extreme necessity, where life or
property is jeopardized ; or
(6) for repairs to buildings, where the overtime
work is necessary to prevent the loss of em-
ployment to persons who are regularly em-
ployed in the buildings.
8. — (1) The rate of wages for overtime work is,
for the first four hours of overtime work performed
between 5 p.m. and midnight on a day other than a
holiday,
(a) $4.95 an hour for spray and swing-stage
painting ; and
(b) $4.65 an hour for all other work.
(2) The rate of wages for all other overtime work
IS,
(a) $6.60 an hour for spray and swing-stage
painting; smd
(b) $6.20 an hour for all other work.
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RATE FOR HANDICAPPED
9. The advisory committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for a person who is handicapped.
VACATIONS
10. — (1) In this section "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in
any year to the 30th day of June in the year
next following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is en-
titled to be paid by the employer on the 30th
day of June in each year, as vacation with pay,
an amount equal to 4 per cent of the employee''-
gross earnings during his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to be
paid by the employer, within ten days of the
cessation of employment, as vacation with pay,
an amount equal to 4 per cent of the employee's
gross earnings for that part of the employee's
period of entitlement that he was in the employ of the
employer. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 525, Sched.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1123
REGULATION 524
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— PLASTERING INDUSTRY
OTTAWA
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure within
the Ottawa zone and is binding upon the employers
and employees in the plastering industr>'. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 528, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1 . In this Schedule "holiday" means,
(a) Saturday;
(6) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day ;
(d) Good Friday ;
(e) Victoria Day ;
(/) Dominion Day ;
{g) Labour Day ;
(A) Thanksgiving Day ; and
(t) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not more
than eight hours of work performed on
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
or Friday between 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m.
where one-half of an hour is given for noon
recess.
3. — (1) Night work is work performed by an
employee other than,
(a) on a holiday; or
{b) during a regular working day,
and consisting of not more than eight hours of work
in a period of twenty-four hours.
(2) Where work cannot be performed during a
iigular working day it may be performed by night
work.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day and for
night work is $4.00 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
5. — (1) Where work is performed in two or more
regular shifts, an employee shall be deemed to be
employed on shift work where,
(a) the shifts of not more than eight hours each
are operated between 1 a.m. on Monday and
8 a.m. on Saturday of the same week; and
(6) an employee does not work more than forty
hours between 1 a.m. on Monday and 8 a.m.
on Saturday of the same week.
(2) One of the shifts that begin in a period of
twenty-four hours is a day shift and the rest are
night shifts.
(3) An employee who works on a day shift shall
be deemed to be employed during a regular working
day.
(4) No employee, other than a foreman, shall work
on more than one shift in any p)eriod of twenty-
four hours.
OVERTIME WORK
6. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not night work and is not performed
during a regular working day ; or
(b) that is performed on a hoHday.
7. — (1) No overtime work shall be performed in
the industry without a permit from the advisory
committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
8. No f)ermit shall be issued by the advisory
committee for overtime work on a holiday, except,
(a) in cases of extreme necessity where Hfe or
property is jeopardized ; or
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(b) where the work is necessary to prevent the
loss of employment to persons who are
regularly employed in the buildings being
altered or repaired.
RATES OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
9. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed up to 10 p.m.
on a regular working day, $6.00 an hour;
(6) for overtime work performed on shift
work, $4.57 an hour; and
(c) for all other overtime work, $8.00 an hour.
RATE FOR HANDICAPPED
10. The advisory committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed
by this Schedule for an individual who is handi-
capped.
VACATIONS
11. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in
any year to the 30th day of June in the year next
following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is entitled
to be paid by the employer on the 30th day of
June in each year, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 4 per cent of the employee's gross
earnings during his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be employed
by his employer, the employee is entitled to be
paid by the employer, within ten days of the cessation
of employment, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 4 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
for that part of the employee's period of entitlement
that he was in the employ of the employer. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 528, Sched.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1125
REGULATION 525
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— PLUMBING AND HEATING
INDUSTRY
OTTAWA
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure
within the Ottawa Zone and is binding upon the
employers and employees in the plumbing and heating
industry. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 534, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule, "holiday" means,
(a) Saturday;
(b) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day ;
(d) Good Friday ;
{e) Victoria Day ;
(/) Dominion Day ;
ig) Ottawa Civic Holiday ;
(A) Labour Day ;
(i) Thanksgiving Day ; and
{j) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry
are,
(«) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(6) a regular working day consisting of not
more than eight hours of work performed
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day or Friday between 8 a.m. and,
(i) 5 p.m. where one hour is given for
noon recess, or
(ii) 4.30 p.m. where one-half hour is
given for noon recess.
MINIMUM RATES OF WAGES
3. The minimum rate of wages for work per-
formed during a regular working day is $5.55 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
4. — (1) Where an employee performs work in one
of two or more regular shifts, the employee shedl be
deemed to be employed during a regular working
day in respect of work that,
(a) is not in excess of eight hours in a period of
twenty-four hours; or
(b) consists of the instruction of the employees
of an on-coming shift.
(2) One of the shifts that begin in a period of
twenty-four hours is a day shift and the rest are
night shifts.
(3) An employee who works on a night shift is
entitled, as a minimum, to wages for eight hours
for work of seven hours.
OVERTIME WORK
5. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not performed during a regular
working day; or
(6) that is performed on a holiday.
6. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), no overtime work
shall be performed in the industry without a permit
from the advisory committee.
(2) Subsection (1) does not apply to overtime work
performed on emergency repairs where life may be en-
dangered or property damaged.
(3) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
7. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed during the
one hour period immediately following the
working period of a regular working day to
complete a repair job during that period,
other than work performed in the con-
struction of a new building, $5.55 an hour;
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(b) for overtime work performed on Monday,
Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
between the end of the regular working
day and 9 p.m., other than overtime work
provided for in clause (a) and other than
overtime work performed in the installation
of new work in a new or existing build-
ing, $8,321/2 an hour; and
(c) for all overtime work performed in the
installation of new work in a new or
existing building and for all other over-
time work, $ 1 1 . 1 0 an hour.
RATES FOR HANDICAPPED
8. The advisory committee is authorized to fix
a minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed
by this Schedule for a person who is handicapped
VACATIONS WITH P.AY
9. — (1) In this section "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in any
year to the .30th day of June in the year next
followinK.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is entitled
to be paid by the employer on the 30th day of June
in each year, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 4 per cent of the employee's gross earnings
during his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is entitled
to be paid by the employer, within ten days ol the
cessation of employment as vacation with pay, an
amount equal to 4 per cent of the employee's gross
earnings for that part of the employee's period of
entitlement that he was in the employ of the employer.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 534, Sched.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1127
REGULATION 526
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— PLUMBING AND HEATING
INDUSTRY
TORONTO
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure
within the Toronto zone and is binding upon the
employers and employees in the plumbing and heat-
ing industry. R.R.6. 1970, Reg. 535. s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule, "hoHday" means,
(a) Sunday;
(6) New Year's Day ;
(c) Good Friday ;
(d) Victoria Day ;
(e) Dominion Day ;
{/) Civic Holiday in that part of the zone
where it is so proclaimed by a municipality ;
(g) Labour Day ;
(A) Thanksgiving Day ; and
(t) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry
are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty-five hours of work per-
formed during regular working days; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not
more than nine hours of work performed
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day, Friday or Saturday.
MINIMUM RATE OF WAGES
3. The minimum rate of wages for work performed
during a regular working period is S5.2S an hour.
OVERTIME WORK
4. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not performed during a regular
working period ; or
{b) that is performed on a holiday.
RATE OF WAGES FOR OVERTIME WORK
5. The rate of wages for overtime work is $7.88 an
hour.
VACATIONS
6. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in any year
to the 30th day of June in the year next following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is entitled to
be paid by the employer on the 30th day of June in
each year, as vacation with pay, an amount equal
to 4 per cent of the employee's gross earnings during
his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is entitled to
be paid by the employer, within ten days of the
cessation of employment, as vacation with pay, an
amount equal to 4 per cent of the employee's
gross earnings for that part of the employee's period
of entitlement during which he was in the employ
of the employer.
RATE FOR HANDICAPPED
7. The .Advisory Committee is authorized to fix a
minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed by
this Schedule for an individual who is handicapped.
APPUCATION
8. This Schedule applies to all operations in the in-
dustry performed in work on new construction only.
9. This Schedule does not apply to work performed
by persons in the course of their employment as em-
ployees of Ontario Hydro or a municipal corporation
or public utility commission producing or distributing
electric power. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 535. Sched.;
O. Reg. 16/71. revised.
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INDUSTRIAL STANDARDS
1129
REGULATION 527
under the Industrial Standards Act
SCHEDULE— SHEET-METAL WORK
CONSTRUCTION INDUSTRY
OTTAWA
1. The Schedule is in force during pleasure
within the Ottawa zone and is binding ujwn the
employers and employees in the sheet-metal work con-
struction industry. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 537, s. 1.
Schedule
INTERPRETATION
1. In this Schedule, "hohday" means,
(a) Saturday:
(b) Sunday;
(c) New Year's Day ;
(i) Good Friday ;
(e) Victoria Day ;
(/) Dominion Day;
(g) Ottawa Civic Hohday ;
(A) Labour Day ;
{i) Thanksgiving Day ; and
(j) Christmas Day.
HOURS OF WORK
2. The regular working periods for the industry
are,
(a) a regular working week consisting of not
more than forty hours of work performed
during the regular working days; and
(b) a regular working day consisting of not
more than eight hours of work performed
on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs-
day or Friday between,
(i) 8 a.m. and 5 p.m. where one hour
is given for noon recess, or
(ii) 8 a.m. and 4.30 p.m. where one-
half hour is given for noon recess.
3. — (1) Night work is work performed other
than,
(a) on a hoUday; or
{b) during a regular working day,
and consisting of not more than eight hours of
work in a period of twenty-four hours.
(2) Where work cannot be performed during a
r^^lar working day, it may be performed by night
work.
MINIMVII RATES OF WAGES
4. The minimum rate of wages is,
(a) for work performed during a regular work-
ing day, $4.35 an hour; and
(6) for night work, $4.85 an hour.
SHIFT WORK
5. — (1) Where work is performed in two or more
regular shifts, and an employee works not more
than eight hours in a period of twenty-four hours,
the employee shall be deemed to be employed
during a regular working day for the purposes of
this Schedule.
(2) One of the shifts that begin in a period of
twenty-four hours is a day shift and the rest are
night shifts.
(3) An employee who works on a night shift is
entitled, as a minimum, to wages for eight hours
for work of seven hours.
(4) No overtime work shall be p)erformed by an
employee to whom subsection ( 1) applies.
OVERTIME WORK
6. Overtime work is work,
(a) that is not night work and is not performed
during a regular working day; or
(6) that is performed on a holiday.
7. — (1) No overtime work shall be performed in
the industry without a permit from the advisory
committee.
(2) The advisory committee is authorized to issue
the permits subject to this Schedule.
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Reg. 527
(3) No permit shall be issued by the advisory
committee for overtime work on a holiday except,
(a) in cases of extreme necessity where life
or property is jeopardized ; or
(b) where the work is necessary to prevent
the loss of employment to persons who
are regularly employed in the buildings
being altered or repaired.
8. The rate of wages for overtime work is,
(a) for overtime work performed during the
four-hour period immediately following
the working period of a regular working
*' " day on emergency repairs where life may
be endangered or property damaged,
$6.52^2 an hour; and
(b) for all other overtime work, $8.70 an hour.
VACATIONS
9. — (1) In this section, "period of entitlement"
means the period from the 1st day of July in any
year to the 30th day of June in the year next
following.
(2) Where an employee has not ceased to be
employed by his employer, the employee is entitled
to be paid by the employer on the 30th day of
June in each year, as vacation with pay, an amount
equal to 4 per cent of the employee's gross
earnings during his period of entitlement.
(3) Where an employee has ceased to be em-
ployed by his employer, the employee is entitled
to be paid by the employer, within ten days of
the cessation of employment, as vacation with pay,
an amount equal to 4 per cent of the employee's
gross earnings for that part of the employee's period
of entitlement that he was in the employ of the
employer.
RATE FOR HANDICAPPED
10. The advisory committee is authorized to fix
a minimum rate of wages lower than the rate fixed
by this Schedule for a person who is handicapped.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 537, Sched.
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INSURANCE
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REGULATION 528
under the Insurance Act
LICENCES OF INSURANCE AGENTS
1. — (1) Subject to subsection (2), this Regulation
applies to all classes of licences that authorize the car-
rying on of business as an insurance agent.
(2) Subsection 4 (2) and section 5 do not apply to an
applicant for, or the holder of, an agent's licence for
life insurance where the applicant or holder does not
hold a licence for another class of insurance. O.Reg.
281/71, s. 2.
2. — (1) Where an application for a licence is made
in respect of a partnership, a separate application
shall be made in the partnership or trade name by
each partner thereof, and where the application is
for an agent's licence for life insurance, each
partner shall be appointed by the same insurer.
(2) Where an application for a licence is made by a
corporation, a separate application shall be made in
the corporate name by each director, officer or other
person authorized to act in the name of and on
behalf of the corporation and by any shareholder
to whom has been issued or who is entitled to more
than one-half of the issued shares of the corporation
and, where the application is for an agent's licence
for life insurance, each director, officer or other
person authorized to act in the name of or on
behalf of the corporation and any shareholder to
whom has been issued or who is entitled to more
than one-half of the issued shares of the corporation
shaU be appointed by the same insurer. O. Reg.
281/71. s. 3.
3. — (1) An application for a licence shall be
accompanied by the certificate of an insurer certi-
fying that the applicant is appointed to act as
its agent.
(2) Where an application for a licence is made
by a corporation, the application shall be accom-
panied by,
(a) a copy of the Act or instrument of incor-
poration and of the by-laws; and
(6) the names of the directors, officers and
shareholders of the corporation, the ad-
dresses of their places of residence, their
occupations and the number of shares in
the corporation held by each. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 539. s. 3 (1, 2).
(3) No licence shall be issued to a corporation un-
less the objects of the corporation as stated in its act
of incorporation, or instrument of incorporation, are
expressly stated to be for the purpose of acting
as an insurance agent for the class or classes of
insurance agency specified in the Insurance Act and
for which the licence is applied for or for such other
purposes as are approved by the Superintendent as be-
ing consistent with the provisions of the Insurance Act
and the business of an insurance agency. O. Reg.
281/71, s. 4.
4. — (1) An applicant for licence shall be granted
a licence where the Superintendent is satisfied
that the applicant,
(a) is of good character and reputation;
(b) is possessed of a reasonable educational
background ;
(c) if previously employed or engaged in
business, has a satisfactory record in such
employment or business ;
{d) has passed a qualification examination as
set by the Superintendent for the purpose ;
(e) is otherwise a suitable person to receive
a licence ;
(/) intends to hold himself out publicly and
carry on business in good faith as an
insurance agent ;
(g) has not made the application for the
purpose of obtaining a licence to act as an
insurance agent in respect of any particular
risk or risks or directly or indirectly to
obtain an agent's commission for insurance
on his own life or property or on the lives
or property of his family, employer or
fellow employees ;
(A) or his spouse or, in the case of a cor-
poration, any director, officer, shareholder
or employee of the corporation, is not in
a position to offer inducement or use
coercion or undue influence in order to
control, direct or secure insurance business.
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 539, s. 4 (1); O. Reg.
281/71, s. 5.
(2) Without limiting the generality of clause (1) (A),
an applicant shall be deemed to be in a position to of-
fer inducement or use coercion or undue influence in
order to control, direct or secure insurance business if
he is,
(a) an officer or employee of a bank, trust
company, loan company or finance com-
pany;
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(b) an assessor, tax collector or issuer of
building permits ;
(c) a doctor or a dentist;
{d) a person engaged directly or indirectly in
the manufacturing, repairing, servicing or
selling of automobiles or in supplying parts
or accessories therefor, or an employee
of such person ;
(e) a lawyer or an employee thereof;
(/) an employer of employees other than those
employed solely for the business of the
insurance agency or for the businesses refer-
red to in clauses 5 (a) and ib);
(g) a foreman or paymaster ;
(A) an accountant, auditor or trustee in bank-
ruptcy ;
(i) a magistrate or police officer ;
(j) a clergyman or minister ;
(k) an officer or employee of an automobile
association or club or an agent thereof;
(l) a mortgage broker who is not also registered
as a real estate broker under the Real Estate
and Business Brokers Act;
(m) a full-time employee of the Government
of Canada or any branch thereof, of any
municipal or provincial government in
Canada or any branch thereof or of a
Crown corporation ;
(n) an employee of a brewery, brewery ware-
housing company or a person engaged in
handling or dispensing beer or spirituous
liquors ;
(o) an officer or employee of a trade union or
trade association ;
(p) an officer or employee of a credit union or
caisse populaire; or
iq) a person occupying office space in the office
of any person referred to in clauses (a) to (p).
(3) Subject to section 6, a licence may be granted
to an applicant who is a non-resident of Ontario
and who produces a certificate from the Depart-
ment of Insurance of the province or state in which
he is resident that certifies that he is licensed for
the class of insurance for which his application
is made. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 539, s. 4 (2, 3).
(4) A life insurance agent may be licensed to act
as agent for two insurers transacting life insurance
where,
(a) one of the insurers is a wholly owned
subsidiary of the other insurer;
(b) both of the insurers are licensed for the
transaction of life insurance in Ontario;
and
(c) the insurers have filed with the Super-
intendent an agreement in writing, accept-
able to the Superintendent, setting forth
the terms and conditions of the appoint-
ment of agents to represent them in the
, ,, , solicitation of, or negotiation for, life in-
surance. O. Reg. 281/71, s. 6.
5. No person shall be licensed who is resident
in or who proposes to carry on business in any
township having a population of over 10,000 or in
any other municipality having a population of over
5,000 and who is carrying on or intends to carry
on any other business or occupation except that of,
(a) a transportation company or ticket agency
for the business of travel, accident and
baggage insurance ; or
(b) a real estate broker or salesman. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 539, s. 5.
6. No licence shall be issued to a corporation
incorporated or with its head office outside Canada
or to a corporation the majority of whose issued
shares are owned beneficially or otherwise by a
shareholder resident outside Canada, or to a partner-
ship in which any partner is resident outside
Canada, unless the corporation or partnership held
a licence on the 6th day of July, 1961 and was one
to which a predecessor of this section "applied on that
date. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 539, s. 6.
7. A licence shall not be issued to an applicant
who is not a corporation and who carries on busi-
ness alone in a name other than his own, except
that a licence may be issued where the applicant
has purchased the business and uses the name
of the seller together with his own for a period not
exceeding three years. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 539, s. 7.
8. — (1) A licensee shall not act as a real estate sales-
man for a real estate broker who is not licensed under
this Regulation.
(2) A Hcensee who also holds a licence as a real
estate broker shall not pay commission on insurance
to any salesman or other person, whether employed
by him or not, who is not licensed under this
Regulation. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 539, s. 9.
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9. — (1) An agent's licence for a class of insurance
other than life insurance expires with the 30th day of
September next following its date of issue or renewal,
unless otherwise specified in the licence.
(2) An agent's licence for life insurance expires with
the 31st day of March next following its date of issue
or renewal, unless otherwise specified in the licence.
O. Reg. 281/71, s. 8.
10. — (1) An application for renewal of a licence
shall be made in the same manner as for a licence in
the first instance.
(2) The Superintendent may require an applicant
for renewal of licence to file with him,
(a) a return, verified by a statutory decla-
ration, showing his accounts payable and
his accounts receivable, together with the
time when each account receivable first
became due ; and
(b) a financial statement of his insurance
agency operations, verified by a chartered
accountant, certified public accountant
or similarly qualified person.
(3) An application for renewal of a licence may
be refused on any grounds upon which an original
application for a licence may be refused. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 539, s. 11.
11. — (1) Any insurer that appoints an agent, either
by written contract or otherwise, shall forthwith notify
the Superintendent in writing of such appointment,
giving the full name, address and licence number of
the agent.
(2) Where an insurer terminates its appointment
of an agent, it shall forthwith notify the Super-
intendent in writing of the termination together
with the reasons therefor. R.R.O. 1970. Reg. 539,
s. 12.
12. Where an insurer that has certified its appoint-
ment of an agent to the Superintendent terminates the
appointment, the agent shall forthwith notify the Su-
perintendent in writing of the fact and shall return his
licence to the Superintendent who shall suspend the li-
cence until the agent submits a new certificate of an in-
surer certifying that the applicant is appointed to act
as its agent, or until the licence expires or is revoked,
whichever occurs first. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 539, s. 13.
13. The Superintendent may suspend or revoke a
licence on any grounds upon which an application for
a licence may be refused or if, after due investigation
and hearing, it appears to him that the licensee,
(a) has violated any provision of the Act or
of the regulations in his operations as an
insurance agent ;
(b) has made a material misstatement or
omission in the application for the licence ;
(c) has been guilty of a fraudulent practice;
(d) has demonstrated his incompetency or
untrustworthiness to transact the insur-
ance agency business for which the licence
has been granted, by reason of anything
done or omitted in or about such business
under the authority of the licence; or
(e) has employed an unlicensed person as an
agent, whether upon salary or otherwise,
without having first obtained the written
approval of the Superintendent. R.R.O.
1970, Reg. 539, s. 14.
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REGULATION 529
under the Insurance Act
CLASSES OF INSURANCE
1. The classes of insurance set out in this Regula-
tion are distinct classes of insurance for the purpose
of licensing insurers under the Act to carry any one
or more of the classes that an insurer's licence
prescribes. O. Reg. 13/72, s. 1.
2. For the purpose of section 24 of the Act a
licence granted to an insurer shall be for one or more
of the following classes of insurance:
1. Accident and Sickness Insurance, being
insurance within the meaning of accident
insurance and sickness insurance.
2. Aircraft Insurance.
3. Automobile Insurance.
4. Boiler and Machinery Insurance.
5. Credit Insurance.
6. Fidelity Insurance, being,
i. insurance against loss caused by the
unfaithful performance of duties by a
person in a position of trust, or
ii. insurance whereby an insurer under-
takes to guarantee the proper fulfi-
lment of the duties of an office.
7. Hail Insurance.
8. Legal Expense Insurance being insurance
against the cost incurred by a person or per-
sons for specified legal services rendered to
such person or persons, including fees or
other costs incurred relative to the provision
of such services.
9. Liability Insurance, being insurance not inci-
dental to some other class of insurance,
against liability arising out of,
i. bodily injury to or the death of a per-
son, including an employee, or
ii. the loss of or damage to property,
and includes insurance against expenses
arising out of bodily injury to a person other
than the insured or a member of his family,
whether liability exists or not, if the insur-
ance is included in a contract for the insur-
ance described in subparagraph i, but does
not include aircraft insurance or automobile
insurance.
10. Life Insurance.
11. Marine Insurance.
12. Mortgage Insurance, being insurance against
loss caused by default on the part of a bor-
rower under a loan secured by a mortgage
upon real property, a hypothec upon immov-
able property or an interest in real or immov-
able property.
13. Property Insurance, being insurance within
the meaning of fire insurance, inland trans-
portation insurance, live stock insurance,
plate glass insurance, property damage in-
surance, sprinkler leakage insurance, theft
insurance and weather insurance.
14. Surety Insurance, being insurance whereby
an insurer undertakes to guarantee,
i. the due performance of a contract or
undertaking, or
ii. the payment of a penalty or indemnity
for any default,
but does not include insurance coming
within the class of credit insurance or mort-
gage insurance.
IS. Title Insurance. O. Reg. 13/72, s.
O. Reg. 762/74, s. 1; O. Reg. 205/80, s. 1.
2;
3. — (1) Except where an insurer is expressly limited
by the terms of the licence issued, an insurer applying
for a licence shall be licensed for one or more of the
classes of insurance referred to in section 2.
(2) Where an insurer was licensed prior to the 1st
day of January, 1972 for a class of insurance that is
now part of a class of insurance referred to in section
2, its rights and powers are extended to all the rights
and powers within that class referred to in section 2,
unless,
(a) expressly so limited by the terms of the
renewal of the licence;
{b) expressly so limited by the Superintendent
to take into account limitations contained
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in the Act or instrument of incorporation
of the insurer; or
(c) expressly so limited by the Superintendent
to take into account any restrictions or
limitations imposed on the insurer under
the provisions of the Canadian and British
Insurance Companies Act (Canada) or the
Foreign Insurance Companies Act (Canada).
(3) A licence issued to an insurer to undertake title
insurance in Ontario is subject to the limitations
and conditions that no policy of title insurance shall
be issued unless the insurer has first obtained a con-
current certificate of title to the property to be
insured from a solicitor then entitled to practise in
Ontario and who is not at that time in the employ of
the insurer. O. Reg. 13/72, s. 3.
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REGULATION 530
under the Insurance Act
GEXER.\L
1. Sections 73 to 75 of the Act apply to the provinces of,
(a) Alberta;
(b) British Columbia;
(c) Manitoba;
(d) New Brunswick; and
(«) Saskatchewan. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 541, s. 3.
2. Sections 46 to 50 and 73 to 78 of the Act do not apply to insurers registered under the Canadian and Brit-
ish Insurance Companies Act (Canada) or the Foreign Insurance Companies Act (Canada), and the said insurers
are required to file only such modified statements as the Superintendent prescribes. R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 541,
s. 4.
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REGULATION 531
under the Insurance Act
LIFE COMPANIES SPECIAL
SHARES— INVESTMENT
INTERPRETATION
I. In this Regulation,
(a) "ancillan- business corporation" means a
corporation incorporated to earn,' on any
business, other than a business activity refer-
red to in clauses 388 (8) (a) to (/) of the Act,
that is reasonably ancillar\" to the business of
insurance;
(6) "annual statement" means the statement re-
quired by section 81 of the Act;
(c) "equitv share" means a share of any class
of shares of a corporation to which are
attached voting rights exercisable in all
circumstances and a share of any class of
shares to which are attached voting rights by
reason of the occurrence of any contingency
that has occurred and is continuing;
{d) "fire and casualty corporation"' means a
corporation incorporated under the laws
of Canada or any province of Canada to
undertake contracts of insurance other
than contracts of life insurance;
{e) "foreign life corporation" means a cor-
poration incorporated outside Canada to
undertake contracts of life insurance;
(/) "life company" means an insurer incor-
porated and licensed under the laws of
Ontario to transact the business of life
insurance ;
ig) "mutual fund corporation" means a cor-
poration incorporated to offer public par-
ticipation in an investment portfolio
through the issue of one or more classes of
mutual fund shares;
(A) "real estate corporation" means a cor-
poration incorporated to acquire, hold,
maintain, improve, lease or manage real
estate or leaseholds or act as agent or
broker in the sale or purchase of real estate
or leaseholds;
(i) "service corporation" means a corporation
incorporated to provide.
(i) a life company or a foreign life
corporation with advisory, manage-
ment or sales distribution services
in respect of life insurance con-
tracts or annuities the reserves for
which vary in amount depending
on the market value of a specified
group of assets maintained in a
separate and distinct fund, or
(ii) a mutual fund corporation with
advisor\', management or sak^ dis-
tribution services. O. Reg. 519/7.1,
s. 1.
2. For the purposi* of this Regulation,
(a) a life company shall be deemed to control
a corporation if the life company owns
shares of the corporation carrying more
than 50 per cent of the votes for the elec-
tion of directors, other than by way of
security onlv or owns, directly or in-
directly, more than 5() per cent of the
total number of issued and outstanding
equitv shares of the corporation; and
(6) a life company and one or more other life
companies shall bv deemed to control a
corporation if all the life companies to-
gether own shares of the corporation carry-
ing more than 50 per cent of the votes for
the election of directors, other than by
wav of security or own. directly or in-
directly, more than 50 per cent of the total
number of the issued and outstanding
equity shares of the corporation. O. Reg.
519/7.1. s. 2.
FOREIGN LIFE CORPORATION SHARES
3. — ( 1) The terms and conditions under which a life
company may, under clause 388 (8) (a) of the Act,
invest its funds in the fully paid shares of a foreign life
corporation are as follows,
(a) subject to clause (6), the life company shall
not make or hold an investment in the shares
of a foreign life corporation unless it has
control, or as a result of the investment will
acquire control, of the corporation;
(ft) notwithstanding that it does not have
control or would not as a result of the pro-
posed investment acquire control of a
foreign life corporation, a life company
may, with the approval of the Supn-rinten-
dent, make or hold an investment in the
shares of that corporation where.
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(i) the life company and one or more
other life companies have control,
or as a result of the investment
will acquire control, of a foreign
life corporation, or
(ii) in the case of a life company that
has transacted the business of in-
surance in the country or state in
which the corporation was incor-
porated,
(A) the laws of that country or
:'. ' state do not permit the life
company to acquire or retain
, . control of the corporation, or
(B) the social or economic circum-
stances in that country or state
or the conditions of transacting
' the business of insurance
therein are such that, in the
■ opinion of the Superintendent,
* investment is in the best inter-
^ ests of the policyholders of the
life company;
(c) before an investment is made in the shares
of a foreign life corporation, the life com-
pany shall furnish the Superintendent
with such information as he may require
relating to the proposed investment and,
where that investment is in the shares of
an existing corporation, the life company
shall file with the Superintendent, a certi-
fied copy of the instrument of incorpora-
tion, by-laws and most recent financial
statement of that corporation;
(d) the life company shall deposit with the
Superintendent within two weeks after
making an investment in the shares of a
foreign life corporation, an undertaking
by the corporation that, while the life com-
pany holds an investment in the shares of
the foreign life corporation, the corporation
will,
(i) provide the Superintendent with
copies of its financial statements
and such other information con-
cerning its financial condition and
affairs as he may from time to time
request,
(ii) limit its activities to the transaction
of the business of life insurance,
personal accident insurance and
sickness insurance, together with
such other activities as may be
necessarily incidental to the trans-
action of such business,
(iii) not make any investment that the life
company is prohibited from making
by section 391 of the Act,
(iv) not acquire or hold shares of any
corporation incorporated to under-
take contracts of life insurance,
and
(v) not acquire or hold, except with the
approval of the Superintendent,
more than 30 per cent of the com-
mon shares of any corporation ex-
cept a real estate corporation;
(e) the life company shall from time to time
at the request of the Superintendent sub-
mit such information as the Superinten-
dent may require as evidence that the
foreign corporation is complying with the
undertaking referred to under clause (d);
(f) the life company shall not, except with the
approval of the Superintendent, solicit
applications for insurance in any jurisdic-
tion where the foreign life corporation is
soliciting applications for insurance;
(g) the common shares of the foreign life cor-
poration owned by the life company shall
be taken into account in the annual state-
ment of the life company at a value not
greater than the amount obtained by
multiplying,
(i) an amount equal to the excess of
the assets of the corporation over
the sum of its liabilities and its
issued and paid in preferred capital
shares,
by.
(ii) the proportion that the number of
common shares of the corporation
' owned by the life company bears to
the total number of the issued and
outstanding common shares of the
corporation ; and
(A) where the life company has made an in-
vestment in the shares of one or more
foreign life corporation, the aggregate of,
(i) the amounts invested by the life
company in the shares of the foreign
life corporations,
(ii) the amounts advanced, lent or in
any way contributed by the life
company to the foreign life corpora-
tions, and
(iii) the amounts, other than the amounts
referred to in subclause (ii), owing to
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the life company by the foreign life
corporations,
shall not at any time, except with the ap-
proval of the Minister, exceed 2 per cent of
the book value of the total assets of the life
company.
(2) For the purposes of clause (1)(^),
(c) the assets of the foreign life corporation shall
not include any asset, other than an invest-
ment or loan, that if owned by the life com-
pany would not be admitted as an asset in
the annual statement of the life company;
(ft) the total value of the securities included in
the assets of the foreign life corporation shall
not exceed the values established by the Su-
perintendent; and
(c) the liabilities of the foreign life corporation
shall be such amount, not less than the liabil-
ities shown on its books and including the ac-
tuarial reserves for policies in force as may
be certified by an actuary, to adequately pro-
vide for the financial obligations of the com-
pany.
(3) For the purposes of subclauses (1) (h) (i) and (ii),
the amounts referred shall be converted to Canadian
dollars at the rates of exchange in effect at the time the
investment, advance, loan or contribution was made.
(4) For the purposes of subclause (1) (A) (iii), the
amounts referred shall be converted to Canadian dol-
lars at the current rate of exchange. O. Reg. 519/73,
s. 3.
FIRE AND CASUALTY CORPORATION SHARES
4, — (1) The terms and conditions under which a life
company may, under clause 388 (8) (c) of the Act, in-
vest its funds in the fully paid shares of a fire and casu-
alty corporation are as follows,
(a) the life company shall not make an in-
vestment in the shares of a fire and
casualty corporation unless it has control,
or as a result of the investment will acquire
control of the corporation;
(b) the life company shall deposit with the
Superintendent, within two weeks after
making an investment in the shares of a
fire and casualty corporation, an under-
taking by that corporation that, while it
is controlled by the life company, the
corporation will not,
(i) make an investment that the life com-
pany is prohibited from making by
section 391 of the Act, or
(ii) except for a fire and casualty corpora-
tion, acquire or hold shares of any
corporation incorporated to under-
take contracts of insurance;
(c) the life company shall not at any time hold
an investment in the shares of a fire and cas-
ualty corporation under clause 388 (8) (c) of
the Act unless it controls the corporation;
(d) the common shares of the fire and casualty
corporation owned by the life company
shall be taken into account in the annual
statement of the Ufe company at a value
not greater than the amount obtained by
multiplying,
(i) an amount equal to the excess of
the assets of the corporation over
the sum of its liabilities and its
issued and paid in preferred capital
shares,
by.
(ii) the proportion that the number of
common shares of the corporation
owned by the life company bears
to the total number of the issued
and outstanding common shares of
the corporation; and
(e) where the life company has made an invest-
ment in the shares of one or more fire and
casualty corporations under clause 388 (8) (c)
of the Act, the aggregate of,
(i) the amounts invested by the life
company in the shares of the cor-
porations,
(ii) the amounts advanced, lent or in
any way contributed by the hfe
company to the corporations, and
(iii) the amounts, other than the
amounts referred to in subclause ii,
owing to the life company by the
corporations,
shall not at any time, except with the
approval of the Minister, exceed 2 per
cent of the book value of the total assets of
the hfe company.
(2) For the purposes of clause (1) (</), the values of
the assets and the amounts of the liabilities and prefer-
red capital shares of the fire and casualty corporation
shall be those shown in its most recent annual state-
ment, but the total value of the securities included in
the assets shall not exceed the total of the market val-
ues shown for those securities in that annual state-
ment. O.Reg. 519/73, s. 4.
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REAL ESTATE CORPORATION SHARES
5. — (1) The terms and conditions under which a life
company may, under clause 388 (8) (rf) of the Act, in-
vest its funds in the fully paid shares of a real estate
corporation are as follows,
(a) before an investment is made in the shares
of a real estate corporation, a life com-
pany shall furnish the Superintendent
with such information as he may require
relating to the proposed investment and
where that investment is in the shares of
an existing corporation, the life company
shall file with the Superintendent a certi-
fied copy of the instrument of incorpora-
tion, by-laws and most recent financial
statement of that corporation;
(h) the life company shall deposit with the
Superintendent, within two weeks after
making an investment in the shares of a
real estate corporation, an undertaking by
the corporation that, while the life com-
pany holds an investment in the shares of
the corporation, the corporation will,
(i) provide the Superintendent with
copies of its financial statements
and such other information con-
cerning its financial condition and
affairs as he may from time to time
request and permit the Superin-
tendent or an authorized member
of his staff to visit its head office
and other offices at any time and
examine its books, vouchers, securi-
ties and documents,
(ii) limit its activities to acquiring,
holding, maintaining, improving
leasing or managing real estate or
' '" leaseholds, or to acting as agent or
' broker in Jthe sale or purchase of
real estate or leaseholds,
(iii) not carry on, except with the ap-
proval of the Superintendent, the
• J .. 7 activities referred to in subclause ii
in respect of any real estate or
leaseholds other than real estate or
leaseholds owned by or mortgaged
to,
(A) the life company,
(B) the real estate corporation,
(C) any other real estate corpora-
tion in which the life company
has made an investment under
clause 388 (8) (d) of the Act, or
., ., . ., (D) any other real estate corpora-
tion of which more than 30 per
cent of the common shares are
owned by the corporation or
by a real estate corporation re-
ferred to in sub-subclause (C),
(iv) procure, at the request of the Superin-
tendent and at its own expense, an
appraisal by one or more competent
valuators of any parcel of real estate
or any leasehold owned by it,
(v) not make any investment that the life
company is prohibited from making
by section 391 of the Act,
(vi) restrict its investments and loans,
other than,
(A) investments in real estate or
leaseholds, and
(B) investments in the shares of
other real estate corporations,
to those it could make if it were a
life company, and
(vii) not make or hold an investment in
more than 30 per cent of the com-
mon shares of any real estate cor-
poration unless the life company
deposits with the Superintendent
an undertaking by that other real
estate corporation to the same effect
as the undertaking referred to here-
under except that that other real
estate corporation shall further
undertake not to make or hold an
investment in the shares of any
other real estate corporation;
(c) the life company shall from time to time at
the request of the Superintendent submit
such information as the Superintendent may
require as evidence that the real estate corpo-
ration is complying with the undertaking re-
ferred to in clause (b) and, where applicable,
that any other real estate corporation de-
scribed in subclause (b) (vii) is complying
with the undertaking referred to in that
clause;
{d) the common shares of the real estate cor-
poration owned by the life company shall
be taken into account in the annual state-
ment of the life company at a value not
greater than the amount obtained by
multiplying,
(i) an amount equal to the excess of the
assets of the corporation over the
sum of its liabilities and its issued
and paid in preferred capital shares,
by.
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(ii) the proportion that the number of
common shares of the corporation
owned by the life company bears
to the total number of the issued
and outstanding common shares of
the corporation ;
(e) in respect of any one parcel of real estate
or any one leasehold owned by the real
estate corporation or by any other real
estate corporation of which more than .SO
per cent of the common shares are owned
by the corporation, the aggregate of the
book values of,
(i) the investments of the life company
in mortgages or hypothecs, bonds,
debentures or other evidences of
indebtedness specifically secured by
that parcel of real estate or lease-
hold,
(ii) the loans by the life company speci-
fically secured by that parcel of
real estate or leasehold, and
(iii) all other investments or loans that
in the opinion of the Superintendent
may reasonably be taken to repre-
sent an interest of the life company
in that parcel of real estate or lease-
hold.
shall not at any time exceed 2 per cent of
the book value of the total assets of the
life company;
(/) where a life company has made an invest-
ment in the shares of a real estate corpora-
tion under clause 388 (8) id) of the Act, the ag-
gregate of the book vsdues of investments
made by the life company in the mortgages
or hypothecs, bonds, debentures or other evi-
dences of indebtedness or shares of, or by
way of loans to,
(i) real estate corporations in the shares
of which the life company has made
an investment under clause 388 (8) (rf)
of the Act, and
(ii) other real estate corporations de-
scribed in subclause (ft) (vii) of which
more than 30 per cent of the common
shares are owned by a real estate cor-
poration referred to in subclause (i),
shall not at any time exceed 10 per cent of the
book value of the total assets of the life com-
pany; and
(g) notwithstanding the provisions of clause (e),
the life company may make an investment in
or a loan on the security of a parcel of real es-
tate or leasehold referred to in clause (e) that
causes the aggregate of the book values of
the investments and loans described in sub-
clauses (e) (i), (ii) and (iii) to exceed 2 per cent
of the book value of the total assets of the life
company where,
(i) the Superintendent is satisfied that
the repayment schedules relating
to the mortgage loans, bonds or
debentures secured by that parcel
of real estate or leasehold are such
that the said aggregate will be re-
duced to 2 per cent or less of the
book value of the total assets of the
life company not later than the end
of the fourth calendar year follow-
ing the calendar year in which that
investment or loan is made, and
(ii) that aggregate does not exceed 2%
per cent of the book value of the
total assets of the life company.
(2) For the purposes of clause (1) (rf),
(a) the assets of the real estate corporation shall
not include any asset, other than an invest-
ment referred to in sub-subclause (1) (ft) (vi)
(A) or (B), that if owned by a life company
would not be admitted as an asset in its an-
nual statement; and
(ft) the total value of any securities included in
the assets of the real estate corporation shall
not exceed the total of the market values of
the assets of the real estate corporation.
O. Reg. 519/73, s. 5.
B«rrUAL FUND CORPORATION SHARES
6. — (1) The terms and conditions under which a life
company may, under clause 388 (8) (e) of the Act, in-
vest its funds in the fully paid shares of a mutual fund
corj)oration, the investment portfolio of which is re-
stricted to investments and loans made and held sub-
ject to the same limitations and conditions as are ap-
plicable to investments and loans made by the life
company by virtue of section 388 of the Act, other
than subsection (8) thereof, are as follows,
(a) a life company shall not make an invest-
ment in the shares of a mutual fund cor-
poration unless the investment portfolio
in which the mutual fund corporation offers
participation is managed by the life com-
pany or a corporation controlled by the
life company;
(ft) before an investment is made in the shares
of a mutual fund corporation, the life
company shall furnish the Superintendent
with such information as he may require
relating to the proposed investment and,
where that investment is in the shares of
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an existing corporation, the life company
shall file with the Superintendent a certi-
fied copy of the instrument of incorpora-
tion, by-laws and most recent financial
statement of that corporation;
(c) the life company shall deposit with the
Superintendent, within two weeks after
making an investment in the shares of a
mutual fund corporation, an undertaking
by the company or the corporation man-
aging the investment portfolio of the
. ^ mutual fund corporation that, while the
life company holds an investment in the
shares of the mutual fund corporation, the
company or corporation managing the in-
vestment portfolio will,
(i) provide the Superintendent with
, copies of the financial statements of
V the mutual fund corporation and
such other information concerning
the affairs of that corporation as
the Superintendent may from time
to time request, and
(ii) not invest the funds of the mutual
fund corporation,
(A) in any investment that the life
company is prohibited from
making by section 391 of the
,, ' Act, or
(B) in more than 10 per cent of the
common shares of any corpora-
tion except with the approval
of the Superintendent; and
(d) the life company shall from time to time at
the request of the Superintendent submit
such information as he may require as evi-
dence that the company or corporation man-
aging the investment portfolio is complying
with the undertaking referred to in clause (c).
(2) The terms and conditions under which a life
company may, under clause 388 (8) (e) of the Act,
invest its funds in the fully paid shares of a mutual
fund corporation other than a mutual fund corporation
referred to in subsection (1) are as follows,
(a) the terms and conditions set out in clauses (1)
(a), (ft), (c) and (d); and
(b) the total market value of the investments
held by a life company in the shares of a mu-
tual fund corporation other than a mutual
fund corporation referred to in subsection (1),
under clause 388 (8) (e) of the Act, shall not at
any time exceed one-third of 1 per cent of the
book value of the total assets of the life com-
pany. O. Reg. 519/73, s. 6.
SERVICE CORPORATION SHARES
7. — (1) The terms and conditions under which a life
company may, under clause 388 (8) (6) or (/) of the
Act, invest its funds in the fully paid shares of a service
corporation are as follows,
(a) the life company shall not make an invest-
ment in the shares of a service corporation
unless it has control, or as a result of the
investment will acquire control, of that
corporation ;
(b) before an investment is made in the shares
of a service corporation, the life company
shall furnish the Superintendent with such
information as he may require relating to
the proposed investment and, where that
investment is in the shares of an existing
corporation, the life company shall file
with the Superintendent a certified copy
of the instrument of incorporation, by-
laws and most recent financial statement
of that corporation ;
(c) the life company shall deposit with the
Superintendent, within two weeks after
making an investment in the shares of a
service corporation, an undertaking by
that corporation that, while it is con-
trolled by the life company, the corpora-
tion will,
(i) provide the Superintendent with
copies of its financial statements
and such other information con-
cerning its affairs as he may from
time to time request,
(ii) not make any investment that the
life company is prohibited from
making by section 391 of the Act,
(ill) not acquire or hold, except with the
approval of the Superintendent, more
than 30 per cent of the common
shares of any corporation,
(iv) not provide any services other than
services referred to in clause 388 (8)
(/) of the Act,
(v) provide the services referred to in
clause 388 (8) (b) of the Act and such
other services as may be necessarily
incidental thereto only,
(A) to the life company and to a
foreign life corporation in the
shares of which the life com-
pany has made an investment,
or
(B) with the approval of the
Superintendent, to another life
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company or foreign life corpo-
ration for such period of time
as the Superintendent may de-
termine, and
(vi) provide the services referred to in
clause 388 (8) (/) of the Act and such
other services as may be necessarily
incidental thereto to one or more mu-
tual fund corporations only where,
(A) the investment portfolio of at
least one of the mutual fund
corporations is managed by a
corporation controlled by the
life company, or
(B) the life company provides evi-
dence satisfactory to the Super-
intendent that a corporation
controlled by the life company
will, within a period of time
determined by the Superin-
tendent, assume the manage-
ment of a mutual fund corpo-
ration to which the service
corporation provides its ser-
vices;
(d) the life company shall from time to time at
the request of the Superintendent submit
such information as he may require as evi-
dence that the service corporation is comply-
ing with the URdertaking referred to in clause
(c);
(e) the life company shall not at any time hold
an investment in the shares of a service cor-
poration under clause 388 (8) (b) or (/) of the
Act unless at that time it controls the cor-
poration;
(/) the common shares of the service corporation
owned by the life company shall be taken
into account in the annual statement of the
life company at a value not greater than the
amount obtained by multiplying,
(i) an amount equal to the excess of the
assets of the corporation over the sum
of its liabilities and its issued and paid
in preferred capital shares.
by.
(ii) the proportion that the number of
common shares of the corporation
owned by the life company bears to
the total number of the issued and
outstanding common shares of the
corporation; and
(g) the total book value of the investments held
by a life company in the shares of service cor-
porations under clause 388 (8) (b) or (g ) of the
Act shall not at any time exceed one- third of
1 per cent of the book value of the total assets
of the life company.
(2) For the purposes of clause (1) (/), the assets of the
service corporation shall not include any asset that if
owned by a life company would not be admitted as an
asset in its annual statement and the total value of any
securities included in the assets shall not exceed the
total of their market value. O. Reg. 519/73, s. 7.
ANCILLARV BUSINESS CORPORATION SHARES
8. — (1) The terms and conditions under which a life
company may, with the prior approval of the Minb-
ter, invest its funds in the fully paid shares of an ancil-
lary business corporation under clause 388 (8) (g) of the
Act are as follows,
(a) the life company shall not make an invest-
ment in the shares of an ancillary business
corporation unless it has control, or as a
result of the investment will acquire con-
trol, of that corporation;
(6) before an investment is made in the shares
of an ancillary business corporation, or
before a life company makes application
for the incorporation of an ancillary busi-
ness corporation, the life company shall
furnish the Superintendent with such in-
formation as he may require relating to
the proposed investment and, where that
investment is in the shares of an existing
corporation, the life company shall file
with the Superintendent a certified copy
of the instrument of incorporation, by-
laws and most recent financial statement
of that corporation;
(c) the life company shall deposit with the
Superintendent, within two weeks after
making an investment in the shares of an
ancillary business corporation, an under-
taking by that corporation that, while it
is controlled by the life company, the
corporation will,
(i) provide the Superintendent with
copies of its financial statements
and -such other information con-
cerning its affairs as he may from
time to time request, and permit
the Superintendent or an author-
ized representative of his staff to
visit its head office and other offices
at any time and examine its books,
brochures, securities and docu-
ments,
(ii) not carry on any business.
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(A) referred to in clauses 388 (8) (a)
to (/) of the Act, or
(B) that is not reasonably ancillary
to the business of insurance,
(iii) not make any investment that the life
company is prohibited from making
by section 391 of the Act,
(iv) not acquire or hold, except with
the approval of the Superintendent,
more than 30 per cent of the com-
mon shares of any corporation, and
(v) where it was incorporated to pro-
vide services of a kind ordinarily
■ required by the life company, not
provide, except with the approval
of the Superintendent, those ser-
vices to any other person unless it
also provides them to the life
company ;
(d) the life company shall from time to time
at the request of the Superintendent sub-
mit such information as he may .require
as evidence that the ancillary business
corporation is complying with the undertak-
ing referred to in clause (c);
(e) a life company shall not at any time hold an
investment in the shares of an ancillary busi-
ness corporation under clause 388 (8) (g) of
the Act unless it controls the corporation at
that time;
(/) the common shares of the ancillary busi-
ness corporation owned by the life com-
pany shall be taken into account in the
annual statement of the life company at
a value not greater than the amount ob-
tained by multiplying,
(i) an amount equal to the excess of
the assets of the corporation over
the sum of its liabilities and its
issued and paid in preferred capital
shares,
by.
(ii) the proportion that the number of
common shares of the corporation
owned by the life company bears
to the total number of the issued
and outstanding common shares of
the corporation ; and
(g) the total book value of the investments held
by a life company in the shares of ancillary
business corporations under clause 388 (8) (g)
of the Act shall not at any time exceed 1 per
cent of the book value of the total assets of
the life company.
(2) For the purposes of clause (1) (/), the assets of the
ancillary business corporation shall not include any as-
set that if owned by a life company would not be ad-
mitted as an asset in its annual statement and the total
value of any securities included in the assets shall not
exceed the total of their market values. O. Reg. S 19/
73, s. 8.
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REGULATION 532
under the Insurance Act
ORDER UNDER PARAGRAPH 1 OF SUBSECTION 85 (2)
OF THE ACT — RATES OF INTEREST
1. A company referred to in column 1 of the Schedule is authorized to assume the rate of interest set
opposite thereto in column 2 for the class of policy set opposite thereto in column 3.
Schedule
Item
No.
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
1
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
^VtX
Single premium Immediate Annuities, Group and
Ordinary, issued on or after January 1, 1%7.
2
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
5'/2%
Settlement Annuities vesting on or after January 1,
1967.
3
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
4^2%
Single Premium Deferred Annuities, vesting on or
after January 1, 1967.
4
Zurich Life
Insurance Company
of Canada
5V/o
Ordinary Single Premium Immediate Annuities issued
on or after January 1, 1969.
5
Co-operators Life
Insurance Association
5'/2%
Ordinary Immediate Annuities issued on or after
January 1. 1970.
6
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6 '74%
Group Deposit Administration Deferred Annuity
Policies with respect to single premiums accepted on
or after January 1, 1968 and prior to January 1,
1970, with a guarantee of interest rates of five years
or less.
7
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
f>VtX
Group Deposit Administration Deferred Annuity
Policies with respect to single premiums accepted on
or after January 1, 1970 and prior to January 1,
1971, with a guarantee of interest rates of five years
or less.
8
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6y2%
Settlement Annuities not involving life contingencies,
vesting on or after January 1, 1970 and prior to
January 1, 1971, with a guaranteed payment period
of five years or less.
Q
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6 '72%
Proceeds on deposit accepted on or after January 1,
1970 and prior to January 1, 1971, with a guarantee
of interest rates of five years or less.
10
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6y2%
Group Deposit Administration Deferred Annuity
Policies with respect to single premiums accepted on
or after January 1, 1971 and prior to January 1, 1972,
with a guarantee of interest rates of five years or less.
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Item
No.
Column 1
Column 2
Column 3
11
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6»/2%
Settlement Annuities not involving Hfe contingencies,
vesting on or after January 1, 1974 and prior to
January 1, 1972, with a guaranteed payment period
of five years or less.
12
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6^2%
Proceeds on deposit accepted on or after January 1,
1971 and prior to January 1, 1972, with a guarantee
of interest rates of five years or less.
13
Co-operators Life Insur-
ance Association
5>/2%
Single Premium non-participating Group Annuities
issued'on or after January 1, 1971
14
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6%%*
Group Deposit Administration Policies with respect
to premiums accepted on or after January 1, 1972
and prior to January 1, 1973.
15
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6%%*
Proceeds on deposit accepted on or after Janaury 1 ,
1972 and prior to January 1, 1973.
16
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6%%*
Settlement Annuities not involving life contingencies
vesting on or after January 1, 1972 and prior to
January 1, 1973.
17
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6»/4%*
Group non-participating Immediate Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January 1 ,
1972 and prior to January 1, 1973.
18
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6>/4%*
Ordinary non-participating Immediate Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January 1 ,
1972 and prior to January 1, 1973.
19
Gerling Global Life
Insurance Company
6%
Single Premium Immediate Annuities with respect
to premiums accepted on or after January 1, 1973.
20
Gerling Global Life
Insurance Company
6%
Income Average Annuities with respect to premiums
accepted on or after January 1, 1973.
21
Gerling Global Life
Insurance Company
5'/2%
Single Premium Deferred Annuities with respect
to premiums accepted on or after January 1, 1973.
22
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6 %%*
Group Deposit Administration Deferred Annuity
Policies with respect to single premiums accepted
on or after January 1, 1973 and prior to January 1,
1974.
23
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6 %%*
Settlement Annuities vesting on or after January 1,
1973 and prior to January 1, 1974.
24
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6 %%*
Proceeds on Deposit accepted on or after January 1,
1973 and prior to January 1, 1974.
25
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6 1/4%
Group non-participating Immediate Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January
1, 1973 and prior to January 1, 1974.
26
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6 '/4%
Ordinary non-participating Immediate Annuities with
respect to prehiiums accepted on or after January 1 ,
1973 and prior to January 1, 1974.
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1
Item
No.
COLLMN 1
Column 2
Column 3
27
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
5 Vj%t
Group non-participating Deferred Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January 1,
1973 and prior to January 1, 1974.
28
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
5 y2%t
Ordinary non-participating Deferred Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January 1 ,
1973 and prior to January 1. 1974.
29
Co-operators Life
Insurance Association
6'/4"o
Ordinary Non-participating Immediate Annuities
issued on or after January 1 , 1974.
30
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6%%*
Group DejKJsit Administration Deferred Annuity
Policies with respect to single premiums accepted on
or after January 1, 1974.
31
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6%%*
Settlement Annuities vesting on or after January 1.
1974.
32
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
(>%%*
Proceeds on Deposit accepted on or after January 1 ,
1974.
33
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6^4%
Group non-participating Immediate Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January 1 ,
1974.
34
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
6^4%
Ordinary non-participating Immediate Annuities
with respect to premiums accepted on or after
January 1.1974.
35
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
5^2%!
Group non-particip)ating Deferred Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January 1 .
1974.
36
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
5yj%t
Ordinary non-participating Deferred Annuities
with respect to premiums accepted on or after
January 1, 1974.
37
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
7%
Group non-participating Immediate Annuities with
respect to premiums accepted on or after January 1 ,
1975
38
The Empire Life
Insurance Company
7%
Ordinary non-participating Immediate Annuities
with respect to premiums accepted on or after January
1, 1975
39
Co-operators Life
Insurance Association
7%
Ordinary Non-Participating Immediate Annuities
issued on or after January 1, 1975
•Note : This increased rate of interest to be assumed in the first five years of the period during which the
interest rate guarantee applies, reducing by 1% in each successive five years but not to be less
than 4% per annum.
tNoTE: A special reserve of $893,478 is to be established at the end of 1973 running off linearly to zero
at the end of 1983.
O. Reg. 221/71. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 282/71, s. 1 ; O. Reg. 173/72. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 167/73. s. I (1. 2); O. Reg.
557/74. s. 1; O. Reg. 558/74. s. 1 ; O. Reg. 719/74. s. 1; O. Reg. 134/75. s. 1; O. Reg. 187/76. s. 1;
O. Reg. 571/76, s. 1.
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REGULATION 533
under the Insurance Act
REPLACEMENT OF LIFE
INSURANCE CONTRACTS
1. In this Regulation,
(a) "insurer" means a person licensed to carry
on the business of life insurance in Ontario ;
and
(b) "replacement of acontract of hfe insurance"
means any transaction whereby insurance
is to be purchased in a single policy or in
more than one related policies by a person
from an insurer, and, as a consequence of
the transaction, any existing contracts of
life insurance that contain provision for
cash surrender and paid-up values have been
or are to be,
(i) lapsed or surrendered,
(ii) changed to paid-up insurance or
continued as extended term insur-
ance or under automatic premium
loan,
(iii) changed in any other manner to
effect a reduction in that portion
of a life insurance contract that
contains provision for cash surrender
and paid-up values,
(iv) changed so that cash values in
excess of 50 per cent of the tabular
cash value of any insurance contract
are released, or
(v) subjected to substantial borrowing
of any policy loan values whether
in a single loan or under a schedule
of borrowing over a period of time
whereby an amount in excess of 50
per cent of the tabular cash value
is borrowed on one or more policies,
but does not include a transaction wherein,
(vi) a new contract of life insurance
is made with an insurer with whom
the applicant has an existing policy
or a certificate of insurance in
furtherance of a contractual con-
version privilege to be exercised by a
policyholder or certificate holder in
another contract of life insurance or
group insurance issued by the in-
surer, or
(vii) the existing life insurance contract
to be replaced is a non-convertible
term policy with five years or less to
expiry and which existing contract
cannot be renewed by the policy-
holder. O. Reg. 831/74, s; 1.
DUTIES OF AGENT
2. Every agent for an insurer shall,
(a) obtain as part of each application for a
contract of insurance a statement signed
by the applicant stating whether replace-
ment of a contract of life insurance is
intended ; and
(b) prepare and forward to the insurer with
each application for a life insurance contract
a statement stating to the best of his knowl-
edge whether replacement of a contract or
contracts of life insurance is intended.
O. Reg. 831 /74, s. 2.
3. Where replacement of a contract of life
insurance is intended, every agent for an insurer
shall,
(a) obtain with or as part of each application
a list of all life insurance contracts intended
to be replaced and where replacement of
more than one life insurance contract is
intended,
(i) list in Form 1, the policy numbers
and the names of the insurers that
issued any additional life insurance
contracts intended to be replaced,
and
(ii) attach to Form 1 additional com-
parison statements giving the pre-
scribed information for each ad-
ditional life insurance contract in-
tended to be replaced ;
(b) compile and present to the applicant and
leave with the applicant for his records, not
later than at the time of taking the applica-
tion, a form signed by the agent and com-
pleted in accordance with Form 1 and as pre-
scribed in clause (a);
(c) forward, unless the applicant otherwise
directs in writing, a completed copy of Form
1 to every insurer whose contract is
intended to be replaced ;
{d) where a substantial borrowing on an
existing contract of insurance is involved
in the transaction, caution the applicant
that it is not usually advisable to borrow
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against policy loan values beyond the
expected ability or intention of the appli-
cant to repay ;
(e) forward to the insurer requested to issue
any new life insurance contract,
(i) the application,
(ii) a true copy of Form 1 as presented
to the applicant together with proof
of delivery thereof to the applicant,
(iii) a copy of all written proposals, and
(iv) all written directions received from
the applicant ; and
(/) deliver the new policy or policies, unless
contrary written directions have been
received from the applicant, as soon as
practical after the date Form 1 was
delivered to the applicant. O. Reg. 831 /74,
s. 3.
DUTIES OF INSURER
4. Every insurer shall,
(a) ascertain that its agent has complied with
the requirements of this Regulation and
the Act ;
(b) maintain in its chief office in Canada for at
lease three years copies of all material that its
agent is required to forward under clause 2
(6) and clause 3 (c);
(c) issue all new policies as soon as practical ;
and
(d) provide such information as is necessary
to other insurers or their agents for pur-
poses of completing Form 1. O. Reg.
831 /74, s. 4.
5. — (1) An applicant for the replacement of a
contract of life insurance may withdraw in writing,
his application within thirty days of the delivery
to him of the form signed by the agent and completed
in accordance with Form 1.
(2) Where the applicant withdraws his application
under subsection (1) the insurer shall refund any pre-
mium deposit or other payment made by the applicant
in respect of the proposed replacement of life insur-
ance. O. Reg. 831/74, s. 5.
Form 1
Insurance Act
Part I
Notice to Applicant Regarding Replacement of Life Insurance
Under the requirements of the Insurance Act and the regulations, this notice and comparison statement are
provided for your information and protection since you are considering changing your existing life insur-
ance. This change may involve the use of the proceeds available to you under your existing life insurance to
buy another form of life insurance. The proceeds of your existing life insurance may be made available by
surrender, lapse, reduction in amount or substantial borrowing of the loan values of your existing life in-
surance.
In making your decision you may wish to consider whether it is to your benefit to drop or change existing
life insurance to reduced, paid-up, or extended term insurance, in favour of new life insurance issued by
the same or a different insurance company. Some of the reasons it may not be to your benefit are:
i. Since the sales costs of life insurance policies are charged in the earlier policy years, the replacement of
an old policy by a new one may result in your paying these costs twice.
ii. The amount of the premium for an existing policy may be less than that for a new policy having the
same or similar benefits. Any replacement of the same type of policy will normally be at a higher pre-
mium rate based upon your present age.
iii. The incontestable and suicide clauses in life insurance policies begin anew in a new policy. This could
result in a claim which would be denied under a new policy but which would have been paid under the
policy which was replaced.
iv. If your insurability has changed adversely, a new contract may be more costly and contain restrictions.
Your existing contract should not be altered or terminated until your present degree of insurability is
ascertained.
V. You may find that the interest rate on policy loans and other policy conditions or benefits are more
favourable under your existing insurance.
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Please consider these reasons when you examine the attached Comparison Statement.
3. For your protection you may wish to receive comments or quotations from your present or another
life insurance company before arriving at a decision.
Part II
Comparison Disclosure Statement
Name of Applicant
Address
Life Insured (if other than applicant)
Birthdate of Life Insured
Insurance Company.
Policy Number
Plan of Basic Policy .
Comparative Information
Existing
Insurance
Proposed
Insurance
Issue Date
1. Benefits
Amount of Basic Insurance-
Now
At age 65
Commuted amount of Term Rider-
Now
10 Years Hence
20 Years Hence
At age 65
Additional Benefits (Specify).
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2. Premiums
Basic Policy .
Term Rider.
Additional
Benefits ....
Existing Insurance
Proposed Insurance
Annual Payable
Premium
(year)
Coverage
Ceases
Annual
Premium
Payable
to
(year)
Coverage
Ceases
Total Annual
Premium ....
Mode of
Premium
Payment .
3. Guaranteed Cash Values
Currently
1 Year Hence ....
5 Years Hence ...
10 Years Hence. . .
Existing
Insurance
Proposed
Insurance
At age .... (highest age shown in
tables of existing policy) . . . .
4. Dividends
Is Policy Participating?
Present Dividend Accumulated
Cash
Bonus Additions
Cash Value of Last Annual Dividend. . . .
Date of payment and Projected amount
of First Annual Dividend
Existing
Insurance
Yes □ No D
Proposed
Insurance
Yes D No □
Note: Projected dividends are not to be construed as guarantees or estimates of dividends to be
paid in the future. Dividends depend on mortality experience, investment earnings and other
factors and are determined each year in the sole discretion of the Insurer's Board of Directors.
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5. Other Provisions
Amount of Loan Outstanding
Interest Rate on Policy Loans
Date Contestable Period expires
Date Suicide Clause expires
Other Policies intended to be replaced :
Policy No
Name of Insurer
Existing
Insurance
Proposed
Insurance
(date)
Forwarded by
(signature of agent)
(address)
I acknowledge receipt of a copy of this Form 1 , fully completed and (authorize) (do not authorize) a copy to be
sent to the existing insurer(s) shown thereon.
(applicant)
O. R^. 831/74, Form 1.
u:.}i.:y\
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REGULATION 534
under the Insurance Act
SCHEDULE OF FEES
1. The fees for licences and renewals of licences
and in resf)ect of those functions performed by
the Superintendent under the Act are the fees
set out in the Schedule. O. Reg. 259/74, s. 1.
Schedule
INSURERS
(Section 23 of the Act)
1. i. Mutual benefit societies,
A. having fewer than 300 mem-
bers $ 10
B. having 300 members or over . . 20
ii. Pension fund associations 100
ill. Reciprocal or inter-insurance ex-
changes 200
iv. Mutual insurance corporations with-
out guarantee capital stock, incorpo-
rated for the purpose of undertaking
contracts of fire insurance upon agri-
cultural property, weather insurance
or live stock insurance, on the pre-
mium note plan.
A. where the gross amount at risk
does not exceed $1,000,000 . . .
25
B. where the gross amount at risk
exceeds $1,000,000 but does
not exceed $5 ,000,000 50
C. where the gross amount at risk
exceeds $5,000,000 but does
not exceed $10,000,000 75
D. where the gross amount at risk
exceeds $10,000,000 but does
not exceed $20,000,000 . 100
E. where the gross amount at risk
exceeds $20,000,000 but does
not exceed $30,000,000 150
F. where the gross amount at risk
exceeds $30,000,000 but does
not exceed $40,000,000 200
G. where the gross amount at risk
exceeds $40,000,000 but does
not exceed $50,000,000 $ 250
H. where the gross amount at risk
exceeds $50,000,000 300
Note: "gross amount at risk"
means gross amount at risk in
Ontario as at the 31st day of
December next preceding the
application for licence or re-
newal thereof.
V. The Non-Marine Underwriters Mem-
bers of Lloyd's, London 500
vi. Insurers authorized to transact live
stock insurance exclusively 100
vii. Insurers undertaking reinsurance ex-
clusively 100
viii. Insurers not included within sub-
items i to vii,
A. where the assets of the insurers
do not exceed $500,000 200
B. where the cissets of the insurers
exceed $500,000 but do not ex-
ceed $1,000,000 250
C. where the assets of the insurers
exceed $1,000,000 but do not
exceed $5,000,000 300
D. where the assets of the insurers
exceed $5,000,000 but do not
exceed $10,000,000 400
E. where the assets of the insurers
exceed $10,000,000 but do not
exceed $20,000,000 450
F. where the assets of the insurers
exceed $20,000,000 500
but the fee shall not exceed $300 if the
net premiums written in Ontario, in-
cluding considerations for annuities,
do not exceed $50,000 as shown in the
last annual statement of the insurer
required to be filed with the Superin-
tendent under section 8 1 of the Act.
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Note: The assets of an insurer
as used in this item means, if
its head office is in Canada,
the total gross assets of the in-
surer wherever situate, as ex-
hibited by the balance sheet of
the insurer at the end of the
last preceding accounting per-
iod of the insurer, and as
issued to the public in Canada,
or, if its head office is not in
Canada, the equivalent in
Canadian currency at the cur-
rent rate of exchange of its
total assets exhibited by the
head office balance sheet in the
currency of the country where
its head office is situate.
Renewal of licence of insurers that have
discontinued undertaking or renewing in-
surance contracts in the Province, except
mutual benefit societies and insurers re-
newing life insurance policies $ 20
Examining and passing upon applica-
tions for initial licence (section 23 of the
Act):
i. Mutual benefit societies
ii. All others
4. Amendment of licence
5. Examining and passing upon applica-
tions leading to an order in council with-
drawing or transferring deposit (sections
SO and 78 of the Act)
6. Substitution of securities on deposit (ex-
cept matured securities)
7. Extension of time for filing annual state-
ment, applications for renewal of licence,
or any other document or information re-
quired under the Act, but the Superin-
tendent may grant relief from the pay-
ment of this fee in any case in which he
thinks, for reasons appearing to him to be
sufficient, that it should not be imposed,
per day
8. Licences and renewals thereof to issue
contracts of insurance through an under-
writers agency, term to expire on the 30th
day of June in each year (section 9 1 of the
Act)
9. Examining and passing upon applica-
tions leading to an order in council au-
thorizing bonds for Court purposes (sec-
20
SO
20
50
2S
10
tion 19 of the Act)
ISO
200
10. Examining and passing upon applica-
tions leading to an order in council au-
thorizing society to hold land (section 84
of the Act) ^25
11. Examining and passing upon applica-
tions leading to an order in council au-
thorizing reciprocal deposits (section 74
of the Act) 2S
AGENTS, SALESMEN, BROKERS AND ADJUSTERS
(Sections 346, 347, 348, 3S0 and 354 of the Act)
12. Licence for life insurance or life and acci-
dent insurance or life and accident and
sickness insurance,
i. where the applicant is an individual. . . 35
ii. where the applicant is a corporation. . . 50
13. Licences for any class of insurance, other
than life insurance and renewals thereof,
i. where the applicant is not a transpor-
tation company, and the licence is ex-
pressly limited to accident insurance,
or accident and sickness insurance, or
travel-accident and baggage insur-
ance, or customs bonds 35
ii. all other applicants 50
14. Licences for insurance brokers and re-
newals thereof whether corporate or
otherwise SO
15. Licences for special insurance brokers for
business with unlicensed insurers and re-
newals thereof so
16. Licences for insurance adjusters and re-
newals thereof:
Each sole proprietor, partnership or
corporation 50
and $50 for each active member thereof.
17. Licences under subsection 346 (19) of the
Act in the name of a transportation com-
pany authorizing its ticket salesmen to
act as agent for travel-accident insur-
ance, live stock insurance or baggage in-
surance, and renewals thereof 50
18. The fee for a written examination by an
agent, salesman, broker or adjuster
applicant 35
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MISCELLANEOUS
19. Certificate of Superintendent ^ 2
20. Copies of or extracts from documents
filed with or issued by the Superintend-
ent, per folio of 100 words
2 1 . Certified copy of licence
22. Where the fee payable for a licence under
section 23 or 91 of the Act exceeds $15,
the fee for a period of six months or under
shall be one-half of the fee payable for the
full term.
23. Examining and passing upon applica-
tions or documents leading to an order in
council in connection with any matter not
specifically referred to in this Schedule . .
S22S
O. Reg. 259/74, Sched.; O. Reg. 681/79, s. 1.
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1161
REGULATION 535
under the Insurance Act
UNINSURED AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE
1. The terms, conditions, provisions, exclusions
and limits set out in the following Schedule apply to
payments under a motor vehicle liability policy under
subsection 231 (1) of the Act and shall be attached to
or included in ever>- motor vehicle liability policy, as a
Schedule in or to the policy.
Schedule
UNINSURED AUTOMOBILE COVERAGE
APPUCATIOX
1. This Schedule applies to the payments provided
for under every contract evidenced by a motor vehicle
liability policy under subsection 231 (1) of the Act.
LIMITS AND EXCLUSIONS
2. — (1) The insurer shall not be liable to make any
payment,
(a) for any amount in excess of the minimum
limits for automobile liability insurance in
the jurisdiction in which the accident occurs
regardless of the number of persons injured
or killed or the damage to the automobile
and contents, and in no event shall the in-
surer be liable for any amount in excess of
the minimum limits set out in section 2 19 of
the Act;
(b) where a person insured under the contract is
entitled to recover money under any valid
policy of insurance other than money pay-
able on death, except for the difference
between such entitlement and the relevant
minimum limits determined under clause (a);
(f ) where the person insured under the contract is
entitled to recover money under the third
party liability section of a motor vehicle lia-
bility policy;
id) to any person involved in an accident in a
jurisdiction in which a valid claim may be
made for such payment against an unsatisfied
judgment or similar fund;
(e ) for any loss or damage caused directly or indi-
rectlv by radio-active material; or
(/) in respect of damages for accidental damage
to the insured automobile and its contents, for
the first S 100 of any loss in any one occurrence
nor any amount in excess of .S25,000.
(2) Where by reason of any one accident, liability
results from bodily injur> or death and from damage to
the insured automobile or its contents.
(a) claims arising out of bodily injur> or death
have priority to the extent of 95 per cent of the
amount payable over claims arising out of
damages to the insured automobile and its
contents; and
{b) claims arising out of damage to the insured
automobile and its contents have priority to
the extent of 5 per cent over claims arising out
of bodily injur>- or death.
ACCIDENTS INVOLVING UNIDENTIFIED
AUTOMOBILES
3. Where an unidentified automobile has caused
bodily injur.- or death to a person insured under the
contract,
(a) the person insured under the contract, or
someone on his behalf, shall report the acci-
dent within twenty-four hours, or as soon as
practicable thereafter, to a police, peace or
judicial officer or to an administrator of motor
vehicle laws and shall file with the insurer
within thirty days, or as soon as practicable
thereafter, a written statement that the person
insured under the contract or his representa-
tive hcis a cause or causes of action arising out
of such accident for damages against a person
or persons whose identity cannot be ascer-
tained and setting forth the facts in support
thereof; and
(b) at the request of the insurer, the person in-
sured under the contract or his representa-
tive referred to in clause (a) shall make avail-
able for inspection the automobile of which
the person insured under the contract was an
occupant at the time of the accident.
DETERMINATION OK LEGAL LIABILITY
AND A.MOLNT OK DAMAGES
4. — (1) The determination as to whether the fierson
insured under the contract is legally entitled to recover
damages and. if so entitled, the amount thereof shall be
determined.
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(a) by agreement between the person insured
under the contract and the insurer;
(b) at the request of the person insured under the
contract, and with the consent of the insurer,
by arbitration by some person to be chosen by
both parties, or if they cannot agree on one
person, then by two persons, one to be chosen
by the person insured under the contract and
the other by the insurer and a third person to
be appointed by the persons so chosen; or
(f) by a court of competent jurisdiction in
Ontario in an action brought against the
insurer by the person insured under the con-
tract, and unless the determination has been
previously made in a contested action by a
courtof competent jurisdiction in Ontario, the
insurer may include in its defence the deter-
mination of liability and the amount thereof.
(2) The Arbitrations Act applies to every arbitration
under clause (1) (b) of this section.
NOTICE OK LEGAL ACTION
5. — (1) Where the person insured under the contract
or his representative commences a legal action for dam-
ages against any other person owning or operating an
automobile involved in the accident, a copy of the writ
of summons or other proceeding shall be delivered or
sent by registered mail immediately to the chief agency
or head office of the insurer in Ontario.
(2) Subject to section 2 of this Schedule, where the
person insured under the contract or his representative
obtains a judgment against the other person referred to
in subsection (1) of this section but is unable to recover, or
to recover fully the amount of that judgment, the
insurer shall, on request, pay the amount of that judg-
ment or, as the case may be, the difference between
what he has recovered under that judgment and the
amount of that judgment.
(3) Before making any payment under subsection
(2), the insurer may require that the person insured
under the contract or his representative assign his
judgment, or the balance of his judgment, as the case
may be, to the insurer and the insurer shall account to
the person insured under the contract for any recovery
it makes under that judgment for any amount in ex-
cess of what it has paid to that person and its costs.
NOTICE AND PROOF OF CLAIM
6. — (1) In respect of a claim for bodily injuries or
death, the person insured under the contract or his
representative, or the person otherwise entitled to make
claim or his representative, shall,
(a) give written notice of claim to the insurer by
delivery thereof or by sending it by registered
mail to the chief agency or head office of the
insurer in Ontario, within thirty days from the
date of the accident or as soon as practicable
thereafter;
(b) within ninety days from the date of the acci-
dent for which the claim is made, or as soon as
practicable thereafter, furnish to the 'insurer
such proof of claim as is reasonably possible in
the circumstances of the happening of the
accident and the loss occasioned thereby;
(c) if so required by the insurer, furnish a certifi-
cate as to the cause and nature of the accident
for which the claim is made and as to the
duration of the disability caused thereby from
a medical practitioner legally qualified to
practise; and
id) give details to the insurer of any policies of
insurance, other than policies of life insur-
ance, to which such person may have
recourse.
(2) In respect of a claim for damage to the insured
automobile or its contents, or to both the insured auto-
mobile and its contents, the provisions of statutory
condition 4 of subsection 207 (2) of the Act apply with
necessary modifications to the insured automobile and
to any contents with respect to which a claim is made.
MEDICAL REPORTS
7. — (1) The insurer has the right and the claimant
shall afford to the insurer an opportunity to examine
the person of the person insured under the contract
when and as often as it reasonably requires while the
claim is pending, and also, in the case of the death of
the person insured under the contract, to make an
autopsy subject to the law relating to autopsies.
(2) At the request of the claimant or his representa-
tive, the insurer shall supply to the claimant or his rep-
resentative, as the case may be, a copy of any medical
or autopsy report obtained as a result of an examina-
tion or autopsy under subsection (1) of this section.
WHEN MONEYS PAYABLE
8. — (1) No person shall bring an action to recover
the amount of a claim provided for under the contract
under subsection 231 (1) of the Act unless the require-
ments of this Schedule have been complied with.
(2) Every action or proceeding against the insurer
for the recovery of a claim shall be commenced within
two years from the date on which the cause of action
against the insurer arose and not afterwards.
LIMITATION OF BENEFIT PAYABLE
9. Where a person is entitled to benefits under more
than one contract providing insurance of the type set
forth in subsection 231 (1) of the Act, he or his repre-
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sentative or any person claiming through or under him
or by virtue of the Family Law Reform Act, may re-
cover only an amount equal to one benefit.
APPUCATION OF GENERAL PROVISIONS
10. In so far as applicable the general provisions,
defmitions, exclusions and statutory conditions as con-
tained in a motor vehicle liability policy also apply to
payments under the contract under subsection 231 (1)
of the Act.
11. In this Schedule, "person insured under the
contract", "unidentified automobile" and "uninsured
automobile" have the same meaning as in subsection
23 1(2) of the Act. O. Reg. 87/80, s. 1.
2. — (1) The terms, conditions, provisions, exclu-
sions and limits set out in the Schedule set out in sec-
tion 1 shall be deemed to be included in all motor vehi-
cle liability policies made or renewed on or after the
1st day of March, 1980 and in all contracts evidenced
by motor vehicle liability policies that were subsisting
on the 1st day of March, 1980.
(2) Nothing in this Regulation shall be applied to
affect any settlement or payment of a claim made in
connection with an accident occurring before the 1st
day of March, 1980. O. Reg. 87/80, s. 2.
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REGULATION 536
under the Insurance Act
VARIABLE INSURANCE CONTRACTS OF
LIFE INSURERS
1. In this Regulation .
(a) "fund" means a separate and distinct
segregated fund maintained by an in-
surer authorized to transact the business
of Hfe insurance in respect of the non-
guaranteed benefits of a variable insurance
contract ;
(b) "qualified appraiser" means a person who,
(i) is a member in good standing for a
continuous period of not less than
two years of,
(A) The Appraisal Institute of
Canada and has been desig-
nated as a member (C.R.A.) or
accredited member (A. A.C.I.).
(B) The Royal Institute of
Chartered Surveyors (Britain)
and has been designated
A.R.I.C.S. or F.R.LC.S. un-
der its Valuation Subdivision,
(C) The American Institute of Real
Estate Appraisers and has
been designated M.A.I. ,
(D) The Society of Residential Ap-
praisers, or
(E) Corporation des Evaluateurs
Agrees du Quebec, or
(ii) has been employed or in public
practice primarily as a property
appraiser for a period of not less
than five years ; and
(c) "independent qualified appraiser" means
a qualified appraiser who is not in full-time
employment of the insurer whose fund is
being valued, or any associate or affiliated
companies of the insurer. O. Reg. 157/75,
s. 1.
2. — (1) An insurer that proposes to enter into a
variable insurance contract shall, at least thirty
days before offr-ing to enter into such a contract,
file with the Superintendent,
(a) the form of the documents evidencing the
variable insurance contract; and
(b) a copy of an information folder to be used
by the insurer in connection with the sale
of that type of variable insurance con-
tract certified by the president, vice-
president, managing director or other di-
rector appointed for the purpose, and by
the secretary or manager of the insurer.
(2) An insurer that has filed an information
folder in respect of a variable insurance contract
shall, as long as it continues to offer to enter into
that type of variable contract, file with the
Superintendent a copy of a new information folder
in respect of that type of variable insurance con-
tract certified as provided,
(a) forthwith upon any material change in
any facts set out in the latest information
folder filed in respect of that t\-pe of
variable insurance contract other thiui a
change in the investments of the fund;
and
(b) within,
(i) one year and one month after the
date of filing of the latest information
folder, or
(ii) eighteen months of the date of the
financial statement contained in the
latest information folder.
whichever is the earlier.
S.2.
O. Reg. 526/71,
3. — (1) The documents evidencing a variable in-
surance contract shall,
(a) contain a statement in bold print warning
that the contract includes benefits that
are not guaranteed ;
(b) describe the benefits under the contract
and indicate which benefits are guaranteed
and which benefits are not guaranteed but
fluctuate with the market value of the
assets of the fund supporting them :
(c) state,
(i) the method of determining the
benefits related to the market value
of the fund and the amount of the
surrender value of these benefits,
and
(ii) where provision is made for part of
the premium to be allocated to pro-
vide the benefits related to the
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market value of the fund, the per-
centage of the premium so allocated ;
(d) state the times, which shall not be less than
once monthly, at which the fund shall be
valued and at which the value of the
benefits related to the market value of the
fund may be determined; and
{e) describe the charges or methods of deter-
mining the charges against the fund for
taxes, management or other expenses.
(2) The information folder relating to a variable
insurance contract shall,
(a) except with respect to item 1, present in
narrative form, without reference to techni-
cal terms where possible or to inapplicable
items, the information required by Form 1
in an order appropriate to best describing
the contract itself and not necessarily in
the order provided in Form 1 ;
(b) contain or be accompanied by the statements
of financial information in accordance with
, Forms 2 to 7 as of a date not earlier than the
j, 31st day of December preceding the date of
p filing; and
(c) contain a statement that the folder is not
an insurance contract.
(3) The Superintendent may permit a summary
of the information folder to be filed in addition to the
information folder referred to in subsection (2), and in
such case the summary of the information folder
so filed may be delivered to a prospective pur-
chaser in lieu of the information folder delivered
to the prospective purchaser under section 4.
(4) The summary of the information folder relating
to a variable contract shall,
(a) present in narrative form, without reference
to technical terms where possible or to inap-
plicable items, the information required by
items 1, 2, and paragraph 1 of item 6, and
■' items 9 and 18 of Form 1;
(b) contain or be accompanied by a five year
statement of the fund and a schedule of in-
vestments in accordance with Forms 5 and 6
as of a date not earlier than the 31st day of
December preceding the date of filing; and
(c) contain a statement that the folder is not
an insurance contract. O. Reg. 526/71,
s. 3.
4. — (1) Before an application for a variable insur-
ance contract is signed by a prospective purchaser of a
variable insurance contract, there shall be delivered to
him a true copy of the information folder then on file
under section 2 that relates to the contract, provided
that where a variable insurance contract does not pro-
vide for any other benefits dependent on the market
value of a fund except that the insured or a beneficiary
under the contract may elect that policy dividends or
proceeds be retained for investment in the fund, or
that policy proceeds may be applied under a variable
settlement option, the delivery of a true copy of the in-
formation folder then on file under section 2 to the in-
sured or beneficiary shall be made immediately prior
to the making of such election.
(2) At the time of delivery of the information folder
referred to in subsection (1) the insurer shall obtain
therefor a written receipt signed by the prospective
purchaser. O. Reg. 526/71, s. 4.
5. Where a prospective purchaser of a variable
insurance contract is furnished with a proposal
form that describes a particular contract,
(a) the description shall be entered on a form
prepared by the insurer ;
(b) the proposal form shall be consistent with
the information folder for that particular
contract ; and
(c) a specimen copy of the prepared form
shall be filed with the Superintendent.
O. Reg. 526/71, s. 5.
6. — (1) No insurer or agent shall give any
undertaking or make any promises as to the future
value of a fund or any interest in a fund or any
benefit supported by a fund.
(2) Any illustration of growth rates of a fund
shall be based upon reasonable and clearly expressed
assumptions and shall state that any part of the
premium or other amount that is allocated to a fund
is invested at the risk of the insured and may
increase or decrease in value according to the
fluctuations in the market value of the assets in
the fund.
(3) Where an illustration of growth rates of a
fund is based upon the past performance of a fund
itself or of similar funds or of one or more indexes,
it shall also be made clear that such past results
should not be construed as being indicative of the
future performance of the fund. O. Reg. 526/71,
s. 6.
7. The insurer shall furnish, at least annually,
a statement to the insured showing,
(a) the amount, if any, allocated under the
contract to the fund during the period
covered by the statement ;
(b) the value of the benefits related to the
market value of the fund at the end of the
period covered by the statement ;
(f) the information required by Form 6,
together with the amount of the charges,
or the percentage rate of charges to the fund
for taxes, management or other expenses,
but excluding brokerage commissions,
brokerage fees, transfer taxes and other
expenses normally added to the cost of
investments acquired or deducted from the
proceeds of investments sold ;
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(d) in summary form, where mortgages are
held in the fund to the extent that more
than 15 per cent of the market value of
the fund is invested in mortgages, an
analysis of the mortgage portfolio by.
(i) location — (i.e., province).
(ii) class — (i.e.. whether single-family
residential, multiple-family dwelling
up to four units, other residential,
apartment, industrial, commercial,
agricultural, NHA apartment, NHA
other, insured or conventional),
(iii) market value — (i.e.. indicate
amount —
less than $50,000
$50,000 or more and k-ss than
$250,000
$250,000 or more and less than
$500,000
$500,000 or more and less than
$1,000,000
$1,000,000 or more),
(iv) contractual interest rate in groups
of not more than one-half per cent
together with the prevailing interest
rate used for the purpose of valuing
the mortgage ; and
{e) in summary form, where real estate is held
in a segregated fund to the extent that
more than 15 per cent of the market value
of the fund is invested in real estate, an
analysis of the real estate portfolio by,
(i) location — (i.e., municipality and
province) ,
(ii) class — (i.e., whether multiple-
family dwelling, commercial and
industrial or other) ,
(iii) market value — (i.e., indicate
amount —
less than $50,000
$50,000 or more and less than
$250,000
$250,000 or more and less than
$500,000
$500,000 or more and less than
$1,000,000
$1,000,000 or more).
(iv) the name of each independent
qualified appraiser who has made an
appraisal during the year identifying
the property appraised in each
case. O. Reg. 526/71. s. 7. O. Reg.
157/75. s. 2.
8. Section 2, subsections 3 (2), (3) and (4), section 4
and section 5 do not apply to group variable insurance
contracts. O. Reg. 526/71, s. 8.
Form 1
Insurance Act
INFORMATION REQUIRED IN THE
INFORMATION FOLDER OF A LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY WITH A FUND
Item 1.
Description of the Variable Insurance Con-
tracts:
State briefly the description of the variable insur-
ance contracts offered and describe the material provi-
sions of such contracts, including, without limiting the
generality of the foregoing, the following information:
1. i. The benefits under the contract that
are guaranteed.
ii. The benefits under the contract that
are not guaranteed but fluctuate with
the market value of the assets of the
fund supporting them.
2. The method of determining the benefits re-
lated to the market value of the fund and the
amount of the surrender value of those bene-
fits.
3. The percentage of the premium allocated to
provide the benefits related to the market
value of the fund, when provision is made
for part of the premium to be so allocated.
4. Surrender, loan, non-forfeiture or other op-
tion provisions.
5. The retention charges in the event of surren-
der of the contract clearly stated and ex-
pressed in dollars and cents or as a percent-
age of premiums, as of the end of each of the
first, second and fifth year that the contract
is in effect.
Instructions:
A. This item shall be set forth as the first
item in the information folder, except
that item 4 and other related informa-
tion thereto may precede this item
and the required information in para-
graphs 2 to 5 should be given by type
and cross reference to the appropriate
places in the information folder.
B. With respect to paragraphs 3 and 5,
tabular illustrations may be used.
C. With respect to item 5, retention
charges may be shown as of the end of
other and later years that the contract
is in effect in order to better illustrate
the effect and term of the contract.
Item 2 . Value of Units:
1. Describe briefly the method followed or to be
followed in determining the value of units to
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be credited to the contract or surrendered un-
der the contract or to measure the benefits
under the contract.
Instruction:
State the frequency with which units are
valued, the time when such value becomes
effective and the length of time it remains
in effect.
2. Describe the basis for establishing the value
of the fund.
3. Describe the charges or method of determin-
ing the charges, against the fund for taxes,
management, or any other expenses or
charges on the basis actually charged and on
an annual basis.
Instructions:
A. Indicate briefly any additional charge
imposed for the crediting of units to
variable insurance contracts, for the
transfer of units in one fund for units
in another, or the reinvestment of
dividends and similar distributions.
B. The charges include all service
charges against the fund including
charges relating to such matters as
cost of establishment of a variable in-
surance contract and the cost of the
continuing administration and main-
tenance of such contract.
C. When giving particulars of the
charges against the fund with respect
to a variable insurance contract,
indicate when the charges will be
deducted.
Describe briefly any provision in the insurer's
by-law, resolution, charter or in any agree-
ment or other instrument which specifically
authorizes or requires reinvestment of the
proceeds of investment dividends or similar
distribution in units to be credited to the con-
tract.
Explain how the contract holder is notified of
the number of units credited to or variable
benefits available under his contract and
state how often the contract holder will be
notified.
Item 3 . Method of Marketing:
Outline briefly the method of marketing variable in-
surance contracts. Give brief details of any contractual
arrangements made for this method of marketing.
Instruction:
State whether it is the intention of the insurer
to engage in the continuous sale of variable
insurance contracts.
Item 4. Name and Incorporation of Insurance Com-
pany Issuing Contracts:
State the full corporate name of the insurer and the
address of its head office and principal office. State the
laws under which the insurer was incorporated and
whether incorporated by letters patent or otherwise
and the date thereof. If material, state whether sup-
plementary letters patent or similar authority for
amendment or variation of the letters patent or other
constituting document have been issued.
Instructions:
A. Particulars of any such documents
need be set out only if material to the
variable insurance contract described
in the information folder. See item 12.
B. Give material details of the form of
organization and structure of the in-
surer.
C. File with the Superintendent a cer-
tified copy of by-law and resolution
under which the fund has been estab-
lished by the insurer indicating the
statutory authority for its establish-
ment.
Item S. Restrictions Imposed by Statute and By-law
on the Investment Policies of the Insurer
with Respect to a Fund:
1. State the statutory limitations on the invest-
ments for the fund of the insurer and the
amount of the insurer's initial transfer to the
fund and source of funds for such transfer.
2. State and describe the investment policy or
proposed policy of the insurer as regards the
fund with respect to each of the following
types of activities outlining the extent, if any,
to which the insurer has engaged in such
activities during the last five years:
i. The borrowing of money.
ii. The concentration of investments in a
particular class or kind of industry.
iii. The purchase and sale of real estate.
iv. The making of loans, whether se-
cured or unsecured, exclusive of the
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purchase of debt securities for invest-
ment purposes.
Transfer of securities between
fund and the insurer.
the
vi. Investment in securities of mutual
funds.
vii. Any other policy which the insurer
deems fundamental.
3. In the case of investments in mortgages or
real estate the investment policy shall state in
addition to the statement required under
paragraph 2,
i. that no investment shall be made in
real estate except in real estate for the
production of income,
that no investment in real estate shall
be made where the investment would
result in the market value of the real
estate exceeding 50 per cent of the net
assets of the fund,
that no investment shall be made in
any one mortgage or parcel of real
estate to an extent of more than 5 per
cent of the market value of the assets
of the segregated fund at the time of
making the investments, except that
where an amount is transferred by an
insurer from an insurance fund to
establish a segregated fund no more
than 25 per cent of the amount so
transferred shall be invested in any
one mortgage or parcel of real estate,
where a segregated fund is invested in
either mortgages or real estate for the
production of income in excess of 30
per cent of the market value of the
fund, that the percentage or amount
of the total market value of the assets
of the fund held in cash or readily
marketable securities is not less than
the percentage or amount shown in
column 2 of the following Table set
out opposite the total market value
shown in column 1 of the following
Table, provided that no further in-
vestment is made in mortgage or real
estate which would result in the ag-
gregate market value of cash and
readily marketable securities being re-
duced below the appropriate required
minimum percentage or amount
shown in column 2 of the following
Table:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Less than $1,000,000
$1,000,000 or more and
less than $2,000,000
$2,000,000 or more and
less than $5,000,000
$5,000,000 or more
25%
20% or $250,000, which-
ever is greater
15% or $400,000, which-
ever is greater
10% or $750,000, which-
ever is greater
4. Except for a mortgage which is an approved
or insured loan under the National Housing
Act (Canada), which shall then be tran.*-
ferred at market value, the statement of in-
vestment policy shall state that the insurer
shall not sell or transfer mortgage or real es-
tate investments from or to a segregated fund
of the insurer, to or from another fund of the
insurer.
Note: A transfer or sale to a segregated fund from
another fund of the insurer within sixty days of
the first advance under the mortgage or the
date of acquisition in the case of real estate
shall not be considered as a transfer or sale
where there has been no material change in
value since the date of the first advance or
acquisition.
Item 6.
Policies with Respect to Investments for the
Fund:
State and describe the investment policy of the in-
surer with respect to each of the following matters that
is not described under item 5 :
1 . State the objectives of the investment policy
of the funds.
2. The percentage of assets that it may invest in
the securities of any one company.
3. The percentage of securities of any one com-
pany that it may acquire.
4. Investment in securities of companies for the
purpose of exercising control or manage-
ment.
5 . The application of earnings of the fund.
6. Where more than 15 per cent of the market
value of the fund is invested in mortgages or
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is intended to be invested in mortgages, state
the methods by which the market value of
the mortgages is determined from time to
time, on a basis consistent with the follow-
ing,
i. except that each leasehold mortgage,
participation mortgage, mortgage on
,i ,-ij. land only, construction mortgage and
mortgage in default of over six
months shall be placed in its own cat-
egory, all mortgages shall be divided
into categories of similar risk charac-
teristics,
ii. mortgages in each category shall be
valued at a principal amount that will
produce the prevailing rate of return
on new mortgage loans existing for
that category of mortgage and for an
assumed duration determined with
reference to the remaining term to
maturity, the period remaining to the
date when the mortgage can be repaid
and the relationship between the in-
terest rate of the mortgage and the
current existing market interest rates
for that category of mortgages,
iii. in computing the value of a wrap-
around mortgage, the wrap-around
mortgage and the original mortgage
shall each be valued separately in ac-
cordance with subparagraph ii and
the value of the original mortgage or
mortgages shall be deducted from the
value of the wrap-around mortgage.
7. Where more than 15 per cent of the market
value of the fund is invested in or is intended
, .J, J, to be invested in real estate for the produc-
tion of income, state the methods by which
the market value of the real estate is deter-
mined, from time to time, on a basis consist-
ent with the following,
i. the initial market value shall be the
cost of acquiring the real estate in-
cluding professional fees and other
acquisition costs.
ii. an appraisal of each parcel of real es-
tate shall be made by an independent
qualified appraiser at least once every
three years,
iii. an appraisal of each parcel of real
estate shall be made by a qualified
appraiser at least once a year and
may include an updating of previous
appraisals,
iv. a monthly market value at dates for
which an appraisal is not available
shall be determined by the insurer on
the basis of the price which the real
estate would bring if offered for sale
on the open market after allowing a
reasonable time to find a willing pur-
chaser buying with knowledge of the
use to which the property may be put
to reflect changes in real estate prices,
construction costs and other economic
factors affecting the value of the real
estate,
V. all appraisals in any one year shall be
arranged so that the valuations of the
market value of individual parcels of
real estate are made at regular inter-
vals over the year,
vi. in the event of a material change in
the condition of any real estate held in
the fund that may affect the market
value of the fund, the insurer shall
immediately cause an independent
appraisal of such real estate to be
made and adjust the valuation of the
real estate at the next monthly valua-
tion after the appraisal is made.
Item 7. Diversification of Assets in the Fund:
Furnish in substantially the tabular form indicated,
the following information as at a date within
thirty days of the filing of the information folder
with respect to each company, 5 per cent or more
of whose securities of any class are owned directly
of indirectly by the insurer for the fund.
TABLE
Name and
Address of
Company
Nature of its
Principal
Business
Percentage of Securities of any Class beneficially owned,
directly or indirectly, by insurer in the Fund
Percentage of
Book Value of
the Fund Assets
invested therein
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Instruction :
Where variable insurance contracts with
fund units have been issued for a period of
twelve months and no material change has
occurred in the information required by
this item since the date to which the
financial statements relating to the fund
required for inclusion in the information
folder are made up, the information re-
quired by this item may be given as of
the date to which such financial statements
are made up.
Item 8. Tax Status of the Fund :
State any taxes that may be imposed on the in-
surer that would be payable by the insurer from or
on behalf of the fund which would constitute a charge
upwn or deduction from the fund and explain the
income tax position of the insurer with respect to its
fund.
Item 9. Tax Status of Contract Holders :
State in general terms the income tax con-
sequences to those contract holders who hold con-
tracts, the reserve for which is invested in the fund.
Item 10. Pending Legal Proceedings :
Briefly describe any legal proceedings material to
the insurer and material to contract holders that have
or will have units credited to the contract to which
the insurer or any of its subsidiaries is a party or of
which any of their property is the subject. Include
the name of the Court or agency in which the pro-
ceedings are pending, the date instituted and the
principal parties thereto. Make a similar statement
as to any such proceedings known to be con-
templated.
Item 11. Rights of Contract Holders :
State whether a contract holder is a member of the
insurer and as siich is entitled to any voting rights.
Item 12. Custodianof Fund Portfolio of Securities:
State the name, principal business address, and
nature of the business of any company holding
portfolio securities of the insurer as custodian, the
basis upon which such securities are held and the
approval given therefor, and the jurisdiction in which
the f)ortfolio of securities are physically situate.
Item 13 . Statement of Functions of Insurer:
1. Give a concise statement of the manner in which
the following functions of the insurer with
respect to the fund are performed and who is
responsible therefor, stating how such functions
are co-ordinated and to the extent that any such
functions are not performed by bona fide em-
ployees of the insurer, the names and addresses
of the persons or companies responsible for per-
forming such functions:
i. Management of the insurer other than
management of the fund portfolio.
ii. Management of the fund portfolio.
iii. Providing investment analysis for the
fund portfolio.
iv. Providing investment recommenda-
tions for the fund portfolio.
V. Making investment decisions for the
fund portfolio.
vi. Purchase and sale of the investment
portfolio and brokerage arrangements
relating thereto.
vii. Distribution of the variable insurance
contracts offered.
2. List the names and addresses in full of all direc-
tors and officers of the companies named in an-
swer to paragraph 1 of this item if performed
by a company other than the insurer.
Ifistructions:
1 . In giving information regarding the purchase
and sale of the investment portfolio and bro-
kerage arrangements relating thereto only
the name and address of the principal broker
need be given.
2. In giving information regarding purchase
and sale of the investment portfolio and bro-
kerage arrangements relating thereto and
where a principal broker is involved give
brief details of the following matters:
i. the total cost during the last com-
pleted financial year of the insurer of
securities acquired for the fund, dis-
tinguishing between,
A. securities of or guaranteed by
the government of any coun-
try, or any political subdivision
thereof,
B. short term notes, and
C. other securities,
ii. the total cost of securities held at the
beginning and at the end of the insur-
er's last completed financial year.
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Reg. 536
iii. the formula, method or criteria used
in allocating brokerage business to
persons or companies furnishing sta-
tistical research or other services to
the insurer or the manager of the in-
surer with respect to the fund, and
iv. state the amount of brokerage paid to
the principal broker.
If one or more persons or companies per-
forms more than one of the functions referred
to in this item, so state giving details of all
functions so performed.
As used in this form,
i. "principal broker" includes,
A. a person or company through
whom the investment portfolio
of the insurer is purchased or
sold pursuant to a contractual
arrangement with the insurer
or the manager of the insurer
providing for an exclusive
'" "'*' right to purchase or sell the
investment portfolio of the
insurer or any feature which
gives or is intended to give a
broker or dealer a material
competitive advantage over
other brokers or dealers in re-
spect of the purchase or sale of
the investment portfolio of the
insurer, or
B. a person or company, together
with any affiliate by or through
whom 15 per cent or more of
the aggregate value of securi-
ties transactions of the insurer
were carried out,
ii. "brokerage arrangements" or "broker-
age business" include all purchases
and sales of the investment portfolio,
whether effected directly or through
,,) an agent.
5. With the consent of the Superintendent a
person or company who would otherwise be
a principal broker may, with respect to any
one or more of the items of disclosure
required by this Form, be treated as not
coming within the definition of a principal
broker.
Item 14. Relationship to Insurerer:
Furnish the following information as to each person
or company named in answer to paragraph 1 of item
13:
1. If a named person or company is associated
with the insurer or is a director or senior offi-
cer of or is associated with any affiliate of the
insurer or is a director or senior officer of or
is associated with any company which is
associated with the insurer, so state and give
particulars of the relationship.
2 . If a named person or company in paragraph
1 of item 13 has a contract or arrangement
with the insurer, give a brief description of
the contract or arrangement, including the
basis for determining the remuneration of the
named person or company and give the
amount of remuneration paid or payable by
the insurer and its subsidiaries to such person
or company during the last completed finan-
cial year of the insurer.
3. Where and to the extent required by the
Superintendent, give the business experi-
ence of each named person or company
and in the case of a named company, the
directors and officers thereof.
Item 15. Principal Participants in the Fund:
Where more than 10 per cent of the net asset value
of the fund is attributed to one contract, furnish the
following information as of the year end set forth in
the financial statements in Forms 2 to 7 inclusive or as
of a date specified by the Superintendent in substan-
tially the tabular form indicated:
TABLE
Column 1
Column 2
Type of Contract
Percentage of Net Asset
Value of the Fund
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Item 16. Surrender and Maturity Options:
Give a brief outline of the rights of the contract
holder during the term of and at the maturity of
the contract including, without limiting the generality
of the foregoing, surrender privileges, conversion and
other options and any charges with respect thereto.
Instruction :
This information should be stated in plain
language without the use of technical
terminology.
Item 17.
Interest of Management and Others in
Material Transactions:
Describe briefly and, where practicable, state the
approximate amount of any material interest, direct
or indirect, of any of the following persons or
companies in any transactions within the three years
prior to the date of the filing of the information folder,
or in any proposed transaction which in either such
case has materially affected, or will materially
affect, the insurer or any of its subsidiaries with
respect to the fund :
1. The principal broker of the insurer.
2. Any director or senior officer of the insurer.
3. Any associate or affiliate of the foregoing
j)ersons or companies.
Instructions :
1. Give a brief description of the material
transaction. Include the name and address
of each person or company whose interest
in any transaction is described and the
nature of the relationship by reason of which
such interest is required to be described.
2. As to any transaction involving the pur-
chase or sale of assets by or to the in-
surer or any subsidiary, state the cost of
the assets to the purchaser and the cost
thereof to the seller if acquired by the
seller within two years prior to the trans-
action.
3. This item does not apply to any interest
arising from holding a contract of the in-
surer where the contract holder receives no
extra or special benefit or advantage not
shared on a pro rata basis by all other
contract holders who are resident in Canada.
4. No information need be given in answer to
this item as to any transaction or any
interest therein, where,
i. the rates or charges involved in the
transaction are fixed by law or deter-
mined by competitive bids,
ii. the interest of a specified person or
company in the transaction is solely
that of a director of another company
that is a party to the transaction,
iii. the transaction involves services as a
bank or other depository of funds,
trustee under a trust indenture or
other similar services,
iv. the interest of a sf>ecified person or
company, including all periodic in-
stalments in the case of any lease or
other agreement providing for peri-
odic payments for instalments, does
not exceed $10,000, or
v. the transaction does not, directly or
indirectly, involve remuneration for
services and,
A. the interest of a specified per-
son or company arose from the
beneficial ownership, direct or
' indirect, of less than 10 per
cent of any class of equity
shares of another company
that is a party to the trans-
action, and
B. the transaction is in the ordi-
nary course of business of the
insurer or its subsidiaries.
5. Information shall be furnished in answer to
this item with respect to transactions not
excluded above that involve remuneration,
directly or indirectly, to any of the specified
persons or companies for services in any
capacity unless the interest of the person or
company arises solely from the beneficial
ownership, direct or indirect, of less than
10 per cent of any class of equity shares
of another company furnishing the services
to the insurer or its subsidiaries with respect
to the fund.
6. This item does not require the disclosure of
any interest in any transaction unless such
interest and transaction are material.
Item 18. Management Fees and other Expenses :
State the maximum management fees expressed
as a percentage of the net assets of the fund and
all other expenses which may be charged against the
assets of the fund under the contract. Explain how
the management fee and other expenses are cal-
culated and to whom they are paid.
Instruction :
The term "other expenses" shall mean all
other expenses incurred in the ordinary
course of business relating to the organ-
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,0 , ization, management and operation of the
fund with the exception of the commissions
and brokerage fees on the purchase and sale
of portfoho securities and taxes of all
kinds to which the fund is or might be sub-
ject.
Item 19. Material Contracts:
Give particulars of every material contract entered
into within two years prior to the date of the filing
of the information folder by the insurer or any of its
subsidiaries and state a reasonable time and place
at which contract, or copy thereof, may be inspected.
The term "material contract" means any contract
that can be reasonably regarded as presently
material to the proposed contract holder with respect
to the fund and not in the ordinary and normal
course of business.
Item 20. Other Material Facts :
Give particulars of any other material facts re-,
lating to the variable insurance contract proposed
to be sold and not disclosed pursuant to the fore-
going items.
O. Reg. 526/71, Form 1; O. Reg. 157/75, ss. 3, 4.
Form 2
Insurance Act
RECONCILIATION AND
STATEMENT OF CHANGES IN NET ASSETS OF FUND
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 19...
1. Fund at Beginning of Year S
Transfers and Payments Into Fund $
2. Premium and reserve allocations
3. Other deposits
4. Total
Transfers and Payments from Fund
5. Annuity, death claims and other benefits
6. Withdrawals
7. Transfers to provide fixed benefits
8. Other (specify)
9. Total
10. Net increase (or decrease) in fund re contract holders' benefits
during the year
11. Net Balance of Investment Operations and Expenses
for the Year (Form 3)
12. Fund at End of Year
( O. Reg. 526/71, Form 2.
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Form 3
Insurance Act
STATEMENT OF INVESTMENT OPERATIONS AND EXPENSES
FOR THE YEAR ENDED 19. . .
Investment Operations S
Income
1 . Investment Income
2. Other Income
Capital
3. Realized profits (losses) on sale of Investments
4. Increase (decrease) in unrealized appreciation of investments
5. Total
Expenses
6. Management Fees $
7. Taxes, licences and other fees
8. Other expenses
9. Total
10. Net balance of investment operations and expenses for the year
O. Reg. 526/71, Form 3.
Form 4
Insurance Act
STATEMENT OF ASSETS AND LIABILITIES
AS AT 19...
Assets (at market value)
1. Bonds S
2. Stocks — Preferred
3. —Common
4. Mortgage Loans
5. Real Estate
6. Cash and term deposits
7. Investment income due and accrued
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8. Accounts receivable
9
10
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11. Total Assets
Liabilities
12. Amounts due to other funds $
13. Taxes, licences and fees
14. Expenses due and accrued
15. Investments purchased
16. Other liabilities
17
18. Total Amounts Owing
Insurance Fund
19. Funds held for benefit of contract holder $
20. Amounts transferred from other funds
21. Surplus
22. Total Funds
23L - Total Funds and Amounts Owing
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O. Reg. 526/71, Form 4.
Form 5
Insurance Act
FIVE YEAR STATEMENT OF THE FUND AND THE
NUMBER OF CONTRACTS OUTSTANDING
Year
Ended
Value at End of Year
Number of Contracts outstanding
at the end of year
♦Distributions
During the Year
Net Assets
Accumulation
Unit
Capital
Dividend
Paid
19..
19..
19..
19..
19..
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Use where applicable
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O. Reg. 526/71. Form 5.
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Form 6
Insurance Act
SCHEDULE OF INVESTMENTS YEAR-END HOLDINGS AS AT 19..
A statement containing the following information :
1. The name of each issue of the securities held.
2. The class or designation of each security held.
3. The number of each class of shares or aggregate face value of each class of other securities held.
4. The market value of each class of securities (investments) held and the basis of computation of the mar-
ket value of each such class.
O. Reg. 526/71, Form 6.
Form 7
Insurance Act
STATEMENT OF TRANSACTIONS FOR YEAR ENDED 19..
State the following information with respect to transactions effected in the portfolio of the Fund
during the year ended 19 . .
Each class of Security held
(specify class or designation of
security as indicated below)*
The aggregate number of securities
or the aggregate face value of debt
instruments of each class pur-
chased during p)eriod and total cost
The aggregate number of securities
or the aggregate face value of debt
instruments of each class sold
during period and proceeds of sale
Quantity or
Face Value
Cost
Quantity or
Face Value
Proceeds
*1. Government securities (securities of or
guaranteed by the government of any coun-
try, or any political subdivision thereof).
2. Short-term notes.
3. Stocks.
4. Bonds.
5. Mortgages on real estate.
6. Other securities.
O. Reg. 526/71, Form 7.
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INTERPRETATION
1179
REGULATION 537
under the Interpretation Act
FEES PAYABLE UNDER VARIOUS ACTS
AMBULANCE ACT
1. The following fees shall be pjiid in respect of an
emergency medical care examination set by the Direc-
tor of the Ambulance Services Branch of the Ministry
of Health:
1. For an original emergency medical
care examination under subsection 16
(2) of Regulation 14 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1980, to be submit-
ted with the application for the
examination $35
2. For the second emergency medical
care examination under subsection 18
(1) of Regulation 14 of Revised Regu-
lations of Ontario, 1980 $10
3. For a requalifying examination under
subsection 17 (1) of Regulation 14 of
Revised Regulations of Ontario, 1980 $35
O. Reg. 856/78, s. 1.
BUSINESS CORPORATIONS ACT
2. The fee that shall be paid to the Ontario Securi-
ties Commission upon application to the Conmiission
under subsection 1 (8) or subsection 117 (2) of the
Business Corporations Act for an order is $100.
O. Reg. 523/71, s. 1.
HOSPITAL LABOUR DISPUTES ARBITRATIONS ACT
3. The fee for copies of an award filed under sub-
section 10 (1) of Regulation 504 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980 is SO cents per page. O. Reg. 782/79,
s. 1.
LABOUR RELATIONS ACT
4. The fee for copies of an award filed under sub-
section 4 (1) of Regulation 544 of Revised Regulations
of Ontario, 1980 is 50 cents for each page. O. Reg.
781/79, s. 1.
LIQUOR CONTROL ACT
5. — (1) A person appointed as a sacramental wine
vendor by the Liquor Control board shall pay an
annual fee of,
(a) $25; and
(&) lOV^ per cent of the gross selling price of all
sacramental wine sold.
(2) For the purpose of subsection (1), gross selling
price does not include Ontario Retail Sales Tax.
O. Reg. 1010/75, s. 1.
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REGULATION 538
under the Investment Contracts Act
REGISTRATION
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
1. — (1) An application for registration as an issuer
shall be in Form 1.
(2) An application for registration as a salesman
shall be in Form 2.
(3) An application for renewal of registration as
an issuer shall be in Form 3.
(4) An application for renewal of registration as a
salesman shall be in Form 4. R.R.O. 1970, Reg.
544. s. 1.
2. The following fees shall be paid to the
superintendent :
1. For registration or renewal thereof as an
issuer, where the value of the assets of the
issuer at the close of its last completed fiscal
year immediately preceding the date of the
application for registration or renewal was,
i. under $500,000 $200
ii. SSOO.OOO or over but under
$1,000,000 250
iii. $1,000,000 or over but under
$5,000,000 300
iv. $5,000,000 or over but under
$10,000,000 400
V. $10,000,000 or over but under
$20,000,000 450
vi. $20,000,000 or over 500
2. For registration or renewal thereof as
a salesman 35
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 544, s. 2; O. Reg. 680/79, s. 1.
Form 1
Investment Contracts Act
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
AS AN ISSUER
Date of Application 19 .
Application for registration under the Investment Con-
tracts Act as an issuer is hereby made and the follow-
ing statements of fact are made in respect thereto:
1. Name
Address of Head Office
2. State address for service in Ontario.
3. Addresses of branch offices in Ontario.
4. (a) Authorized capital stock of the appHcant is
(b) Capital stock subscribed $
(c) Capital stock paid in, in cash $.
5. Is the applicant authorized to sell investment
contracts outside Ontario? (Give particulars.)
Dated at
this.
day of.
19.
(official signature of
applicant)
(signature of official
and office held)
(signature of official
and office held)
R.R.O. 1970, Reg. 544, Form 1.
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Form 2
Investment Contracts Act
APPLICATION FOR REGISTRATION
AS A SALESMAN
Date of application , 19 ... .
I, hereby make
(print name)
application for registration under the Investment
Contracts Act as a. salesman for
and the following statements of fact are made in
respect thereto:
1. (a) During the year immediately preceding the
date of this application I have resided at
the following places:
(b) My present business address
(c) My address for service in Ontario
2. State country of birth
3. State nationality
4. The particulars of my occupation during the
past five years are as follows :
Name
and
address
of
employer
Nature
of
business
of
employer
Nature
of
employ-
ment
Period of
employ-
ment
from : to :
Residence
during
employ-
ment
was
5. Will you be engaged or employed in any
business or occupation other than selling invest-
ment contracts ?
(Give particulars.)
6. Have you ever been required to provide col-
lateral security as a condition to obtaining a
fidelity bond ?
(Give particulars.)
7. Have you ever been charged, indicted or con-
victed under any law of any country or state or
province thereof, regarding the sale of securities,
or fraud or theft in connection therewith, or
been named in any injunction in connection with
proceedings taken on account of fraud arising
out of any trade in any security, or are there
any proceedings now pending that may lead to
such charge, indictment, conviction or in-
junction? (Give particulars.)
8. Have you ever been charged, indicted or con-
victed under any other law of any country or
state or province thereof, or are there any
proceedings now pending that may lead to any
charge, indictment or injunction? (Give
particulars.)
9. Has any judgment been rendered against you
in any civil court for damages arising from
fraud? (Give particulars.)
10. Have you ever been discharged by an em-
ployer for any cause involving any criminal
offence or fraud? (Give particulars.)
11. (a) Have you ever been licensed or registered
as a salesman of investment contracts, a
security salesman or as an insurance agent
in any country, province or state? (Give
particulars')
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{b) Have you ever been refused a licence or
registration in any country, province or
state? (Give particulars.)
(c) Has any licence held by you been suspended
or cancelled? (Give particulars.)
12. Have you ever used, operated under or carried
on business under any name other than your
name hereto subscribed as applicant? (Give
particulars.)
13. The following is a detailed description of the
applicant :
Age Height Weight
Build Complexion Colour of Hair . . . .
Colour of eyes. . . Moustache. . . Maleor Female. .
Nationality Married, Single
Country of birth Distinguishing marks . .
Dated at
this day of .
19....
(signature of applicant)
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTERED ISSUER
To the Superintendent of Insurance :
I certify that ,
(name of applicant for registration)
is employed, appointed or authorized to sell invest-
ment contracts issued by this corporation. The
information submitted by the applicant in the fore-
going application is, to the best of my information,
true and correct, and I request that the application
be granted.
(registered issuer)
by.
(title of official signing)
(address of employer)
R.R.O. 19T0. RoK. .-44. Form 2.
Form 3
investment Contracts Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL
OF REGISTRATION AS AN ISSUER
Date of application 19. . . .
Application for renewal of registration under the
Investment Contracts Act as an issuer is hereby made
and the following statements of fact are made in re-
spect thereto:
1 . Name
Address of Head Office
2. Address for service in Ontario .
3. Addresses of branch offices in Ontario.
4. State value of the assets of the applicant at the
close of the last completed fiscal year
5. Is issuer authorized to sell investment contracts
outside Ontario? (Give particulars.)
Dated at .
this.
day of.
19....
(official signature of
applicant)
(signature of official
and office held)
(signature of official
and office held)
R.R.O. 1970. Reg. .>44. Form 3.
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Form 4
Investment Contracts Act
APPLICATION FOR RENEWAL
OF REGISTRATION AS A SALESMAN
Date of Application , 19 ... .
The undersigned hereby applies under the Invest-
ment Contracts Act for a renewal of registration as a
salesman for
(registered issuer)
and the following statements of fact are made in
support thereof:
1 . My present business address
2. My address for service in Ontario
3. Statement of any change in the facts as set out in
my application for registration as a salesman :
Dated at .
this
day of .
19....
(signature of applicant)
CERTIFICATE OF REGISTERED ISSUER
To the Superintendent of Insurance :
1 certify that .
(name of applicant for registration)
is employed, appointed or authorized to sell invest-
ment contracts issued by this corporation. The
information submitted by the applicant in the fore-
going application is, to the best of my information
true and correct, and I request that the application
be granted.
(registered issuer)
By,
(title of official signing)
(address of employer)
R.R.O. 1970. Rejj. .>44. Form 4.
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